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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1964

Page

5

Erie County WCTU Holds 82nd Session

The 62nd Erie County WCTU convention met yesterday at First Methodist Church in Girard with opening by President Mrs. Levi Brandt and devotions by Hoy Harold Burns. Mayor Stephen OConnor welcomed attendees before talks by Mrs. Robert Acker on legislation and Mrs. Ethel Kidder recounting WCTU history from 1985 to now.

Erie County WCTU First Methodist Girard Levi Brandt Hoy Harold Burns Lake City Loretta Smock Wesleyville Virginia Getz Fred Tooze Donna Marie Sydow

McCray WSCS meets at home of Mrs. Lindholm

Fifteen members of the McCray Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs. Lucian Lindholm in A.D. 3. Mrs. Rupert Morris gave devotions, notes were read, and basic meetings conducted. Announced Quiet Day at Wesley Woods August 27 and district workshop September 2. Youth Fellowship ice cream social set for tomorrow evening 5 to 9 at the McCray Community Hall.

Wesley Woods Erie Union City Methodist Youth Fellowship McCray Samuel Braley Lindholm Nancy Susan

Afternoon Vows Reported For Ma Graham Fenno and Allan Long

An afternoon ceremony at the local Church of the Nazarene joined Ma Graham Fenno of Union City to Allan R. Long son of Mr and Mrs Larry Long Sr of 351 Marion Street. Rev Joseph Kanzlemar officiated with soloist Maxine Kohl and pianist June Bliley. The couple will reside at 542 Liberty Street.

Graham Fenno Allan R. Long Ma Graham Fenno Union City Larry Long Sr Marion Street Harry Graham Orlando Flo Church of the Nazarene Joseph Kanzlemar Maxine Kohl Lord's Prayer June Bliley

Thursday Night Bowling Group Holds Meeting

Mrs Borg presided at the VFW Thursday Night Ladies League meeting at the Post home. Bowling sessions start September 10 at 8 pm. Verna Baressi elected sergeant-at-arms after Frisina resignation. Banquet committee named Keppel Weston Warner. Openings announced. interested women may contact Benson or Proctor.

Borg Wackey Penson VFW Joseph Mary Low

Linebaughs To Be Guest Singers At Area Church

Rev and Mrs Dale Linebaugh Christian leaders and directors of Miracle Mountain Ranch near Spring Creek will be guest singers at the morning worship service at Columbus Community Congregational Church. They will be featured at the 11 a.m. service and everyone is invited to attend.

Dinner and workshop for Dr F H Clark play Nite Is Brute

Mrs George Hagger hosted a Jamestown dinner for guests including Dr F H Clark author and composer, Mrs Wallace Carlson and J Robert Nelson former Jamestown Post Journal editor. The gathering preceded a workshop on the Clark written play The Nite Is Brute, with future production planned. Also noted are Art Club participants at Artist's Day in Erie and upcoming brewery exhibit judging with cash prizes. Mr and Mrs Roy Senerie plan weekend visit from Mishawaka Indiana to West Washington street.

George Hagger F. H. Clark Jamestown Wallace Carlson Harold W. Anderson J. Robert Nelson Jamestown Post-Journal Richard Pulling Gerry Davis Dully Hall Clark Philadelphia Ruth Downey Gertrude White Corry Art Club Mary Ellen Downey Koehler Brewing Company Erie Brewing Company Erie Brewing Erie Art Center Corry Titusville Hydetown Warren Franklin Meadville Buller New Castle North East Euclid Ohio Roy Senerie Mishawaka Ind August de Mauri West Washington Street

August Birthdays Observed By Moose Women

Moose Women members celebrating August birthdays were honored at the Moose Lodge event. Mrs. Donald Carter Sh presided as senior regent while candidates were balloted. Mrs. Merle Kulstee won the attendees award and Mrs. Ralph Wassink the special girl prize. Refreshments followed with a decorated birthday cake.

Evenive Woment of the Moose Moose Lodge Donald Carter Sh Merle Kulstee Ralph Wassink WOTM

Mrs Hanlin Feted At Dinner Party And Stork Shower

Mrs Albert Baressi hosted a dinner party and stork shower at her Franklin street home honoring Mrs Francis Hanlin of North Center street. Fifteen co workers from the Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corporation attended and presented a monetary gift. The event moved from Mead Park to the Baressi residence due to weather.

Franklin Street Albert Baressi Francis Hanlin North Center Street

Wedding plans for Miss Mary Etta Rizzo and Anthony Foli

The couple will wed at St. Thomas the Apostle Church with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Don Pery of Mishawaka. They will stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wotus on West Washington street. Additional travelers include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Danner heading to North Bay Ontario for a week of fishing. The Rizzo-Foli wedding and related visits are part of a busy social week in the area.

Mary Etta Rizzo Anthony Foli St. Thomas the Apostle Church Don Pery Mishawaka Hubert Wotus West Washington Street Roy Reed Lester Danner North Bay Ontario Canada R. J. Rossbacher Lisa Amy Nancy Dahlgren D. R. Dearing R. W. Rossbacher Worth Street Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Merle Akam Stranahan's Corners Wilkinson Mead Park

Wiggers Caywood wedding at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer

Miss Jor Marie Wiggers and Larry Kenneth Caywood wed at Abbe Reformed Church Clymer officiated by Rev Brave J Hoffman with a double ring ceremony. Attendants included Mrs Dale Overbeck and bridesmaids in matching ensembles, flower girl Vicki Caywood, ring bearer Rodney Wiggers, and a reception in church parlors. The couple will reside in Sterling Kansas with plans for a Niagara Falls honeymoon before settling in Sterling.

Abbe Reformed Church Clymer Jor Marie Wiggers Larry Kenneth Caywood Brave J, Hoffman Schenectady Cornelius H. Wiggers Caywood Kenneth V. Caywood Sterling Kan Roger Einink Bruce Hoffman Mr. Binink Kenneth N. Wiggers Dale Overbeck Kalamazoo, Mich Mintron of Honor Kenneth Wiggers Marvin Farney Abbyville Vicki Caywood Rodney Wigers Ronald Caywood Mickey Cay Ronald Rhodes Gordon Wiggers Nurvel TeCroney Lynn Mosier Marilyn Yerks Storling Ind Tucson Ariz Rapids Midh Niagara Falls Clymer Central School Taylor University Upland Sterling Public Schools Sterling High School Sterling College Western Supply Nickerson Nancy Smith Freda Riddle Larry Rhebergen Quentin Bensink

Mrs Amy Hosts Centennial Sisters Club Meeting

The Centennial Sisters Club gathered at Mrs. Charles Amy's Worth street home for a noon tureen luncheon followed by games and socializing. Attendees included Mrs. Bertha Coyt and Mrs. Lottie Kingsley among others.

Amy Centennial Sisters Club Charles Amy Worthreet Sting Flinch Bertha Oyt Lottie Kingsley

Chautauqua Symphony Final Concert Ends Season

The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra presents its last concert of the season under conductor Walter Ends tomorrow at 8 30 p m The program features Strauss and operetta selections with vocal quartet Ingrid Hellwig Nancy Hull Leo Goeke and Kerry Mc Devitt plus color slide photographs by Donald Sultner-Welles The season concludes August 30 with an array of waltzes and operetta songs reflecting a summer of performances and travel stories by the photographer and troupe.

Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra Walter Chautauqua Ingrid Hellwig Nancy Hull Leo Goeke Kerry McDevitt Donald Sultner-Welles Vienna Woods Strauss Interm.mn Lehar Romberg Friml Mademoiselle Modiste Marietta Victor Herbert Donald Sulmer-Welles U. S. State Department Sultner-Welles Europe World

The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There

A reflective piece contrasts spoken and printed language, noting how speech can be fleeting while written text endures. It discusses memory, communication, and the lasting impact of the written record across communities.

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