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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1963

Page

5

Miss Elberta Irwin Graduates From Hamot Nursing School

Miss Elberta Gail Irwin daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Irwin formerly of Corry now Erie was among 40 new nurses receiving certificates and pins at Hamot Hospital School of Nursing 72nd annual graduation in Erie The ceremony held at 2 pm in Technical Memorial High School auditorium featured a principal address by Congressman James D Weaver Erie Irwin a 1960 Corry Area High School graduate has accepted a staff position at Hamot Hospital

Elberta Gail Irwin C. W Bill) Irwin Corry Erie Hamot Hospital School of Nursing Technical Memorial High School James D. Weaver Irwin Corry Area High School Hamot Hospital

Dr Niemeyer To Speak At Hotel Corry Rotary Luncheon

Professor Niemeyer of Notre Dame will present a noon address at Hotel Corry for the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. His topic is The Communist Mind. The event is open to the public with reservations via clubs or the hotel. He recently lectured in Munich on a Fulbright scholarship and has taught at Madrid, Princeton, Yale, and Columbia.

Bor Werusre Niemeyer Notre Dame University of Niemeyer Germany University of Murich Peoples Essen Cambridge Munich Kiel University of Kiel University of Madrid Princeton Oglethorpe Yale Columbia State Department U. S. Council On Foreign Relations National War College

Lebanon Girl Poultry Queen Crowned at Dutch Days

Diane Kay Heagy, a junior at Juniata College majoring in home economics, was crowned Pennsylvania Dutch Days Poultry Queen in Hershey. First runner up was Beryl Hampton, 20, Catawissa R. D. 1. Heagy is a Lebanon area college coed and the 1963 queen selection took place during annual festivities.

Lebanon Hershey Diane Kay Heagy Ssc College Pennsylvania Beryl Hampton Catawissa R. D Miss Heagy Juni’ata College

Miss Kinley Weds Paul Niemeyer in Corry Church Ceremony

Miss Susan Jane Kinley and Paul Victor Niemeyer wed at 2 p m in First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Paul F. Bauer and Rev. William C. Seitz Jr officiating. Attendants included Judy Clawson and Evelyn Cox. Niemeyer brothers Hermann and Christian served as escorts. The gown was a floorlength silk peau de soie with a lace hem and illusion veil. bride carried white roses. Out-of-town guests from Wellsboro, Erie, Union City, New Castle, Pittsburgh, and Mead joined 600 guests at a reception at the Hotel Corry.

Susan Jane Kinley Paul Victor Niemeyer First Presbyterian Church Hotel Corry James Fredrick Kiley East Pleasant Street Gerhart Niemeyer South Bend Ind Paul F. Bauer Waynesburg William C. Seitz Jr Emmanuel Episcopal Church John Frey Meadville Buch Purcell Schreiner Voluntaire Jeffry Baldwin Cambridge Mass Bach Ruth Gounod Miss Kinley Judy Clawson Cleveland David Strobel Lockport N. C James Watson Durham Evelyn Cox Boston Ann Fenstermacher Lisa Niemeyer Barbara Finn Erle Niemeyer Hermann Niemeyer New Castle Robert James Burkhart John Burkhart Craig Hyer John Middleton Corry Wil- Marilyn ‘Taft McKeespers Ruth Bennett Nancy Earle Mary Brunk Goshen Wellsboro Erie Union City Pittsburgh Mead

Couple Niemeyer wedding trip details and biographical notes

The article outlines the couple leaving on a short wedding trip to Michigan. It describes the bride’s yellow crepe dress with black accessories and a white gardenia corsage, and notes their plans to reside in University Village, South Bend. It highlights the bride’s education at Corry Area High School and College of Wooster, teaching in Munich and upcoming at Washington High School in South Bend, with the groom a John Adams High School and Kenyon College alum attending Notre Dame Law. It lists pre nuptial parties and the rehearsal dinner hosted at Ariselli's Charcoal Pit in Erie.

Michigan Niemeyer John Adams High School South Bend Kenyon College Gambier Ohio University of Munich Notre Dame Law Twaig Hyer O. A. McClin~ Vock J. Hubert Heerlein Donald

Daughter Born at Corry Memorial Hospital

A daughter was born early yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clare A Theuret of R D 1 Youngsville.

Corry Memorial Hospital Clare A.theuret Youngsville

Eastern Star Honors District Officers at 9n Annual Session

The Grand Chapter of Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star recently held in Pittsburgh installed Mrs. Fran W. Gardner of Pittsburgh as worthy grand matron and Rev. Delbert P. Remaley of Brockway as worthy grand patron. District LB meeting will be Sept 13 at 7 30 p m in Cochranton Grange Hall after a 5 30 p m banquet. reservations by Sept 5. Mrs. Doris Allie of Meadville named district deputy grand matron for District 1 B with a reception at Grace Methodist Church Meadville on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. All members urged to attend. Cook book recipes due to the worthy matron by August 30.

Grand Chapter Pennsylvania Order of the Eastern Star Pittsburgh Fran W. Gardner Delbert P. Remaley Brockway Cochranton Grange Hall Doris Allie Meadville Grace Methodist

Pomona Grange Home Economics Day Set in Erie

The Erie County Pomona Grange will host a Home Economics Day on Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Penelec Building Erie. Miss Beverly Thompkins will demonstrate cooking followed by a tureen dinner open to all women who bring a tureen. A Pomona level cooking contest offers cash prizes and ribbons. Members are urged to attend.

Pomona Grange Erie County Penelec Erie Beverly ‘Thompkins Penelec Home Economist Pomona

Local Folks Enjoy Visits and Meetings Across Towns

Mrs Mary Brown and children return to Miami winter home after summer in BR. D. 3. Kenneth Hessler and Chip accompany them from Miami. G. T. Bergman and family return from Canada and northern states. Bergman relatives visit from East Aurora and Cleveland. VFW Ladies Auxiliary set meeting at Garden Room VPW Post Home at 8 p.m. Rev Clyde Reynolds leads. Dirk Cummings celebrates seventh birthday with Grove street gathering. George and Mildred Hopkins return to Pike road after California trip. Charles and Marr hosts in Ohio. Columbus Grange to meet at Lottsville Odd Fellows Hall at 8:30 p.m. Edward Morton tours Lincoln Caverns while vacationing in southern Pennsylvania. Dr. Gerhart Niemeyer to speak at Rotary and Kiwanis combined session after attending son Paul’s wedding. Corry Area Golden Age Club picnic planned tomorrow at Mead Park with 12:20 p.m. dinner. attendees bring a tumbler, beverage, and table service.

Mary Brown Gary Polly Julie Jeff Miami Pla West Columbus Avenue BR. D Kenneth Hessler Spy Chip Brown G. T. Bergman West Irving Street States Canada Toronto Win Lynn A. Bergman East Aurora Dawn Ronald Bergman Cleveland Ohio VPW VFW Clyde Reynolds Ronald Cummings Dirk Dale Snegertown June Dorrance Grove Street California George Hopkins Pike Road Columbus Robert Hopkins Carmichael Robert Paver Santa Ana Manhattan Beach Sacramento Mildred Roberts West Pleasant Street Ralph Marr Wesleyville Charles Marr Andover Columbus Grange Odd 1 Fellows Hall Lottsville Edward Morton West Irving Street Pennsylvania Lincoln Caverns Huntingdon Gerhart Niemeyer Rotary Ki‘wanis Corry Paul Niemeyer Susan Kinley First Presbyterian Church Mead Park

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

A brief meditation on language and print contrasts the immediacy of spoken speech with the lasting permanence of the written page. The piece reflects on how words travel, endure, and shape memory in communities.

Ainsworth Family 49th Annual Reunion Held

The Ainsworth family met Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ainsworth in Harborcreek. Twenty-nine members attended from Bissetfront Frederick Bethesda Corry Union City Spartansburg Jamestown. A rain-affected dinner preceded a business meeting led by president Mrs. Bessie Kline. New officers elected: Connie Ainsworth president, Mrs. Robert Davis vice president, Mrs. Frances Gray secretary-treasurer, Harvey Day historian. The next reunion will be in Jamestown, New York, at Mrs. Frances Gray's home.

Ainsworth Clarence Ainsworth Harborcreek Bissetfront Frederick Bethesda Corry Union City Spartansburg Jamestown N.Y Bessie Kline Connie Ainsworth Robert Davis Frances Gray Harvey Day N. Y

Mrs R Nadolny Honored With Shower Of Gifts

A stork shower was given Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert W Hunk in Spartans ture honoring Mrs Richard Nadolny. Mrs. Robert Aut as host, with Miss Donna Hunt and Mrs Dennis Merritt as cohosts. Twenty five guests attended and presented Mrs Nadolny with lovely useful gifts.

Richard Nadolny Spartansture Robert W. Hunk South Second Avenue Robert B Donna Hunt Dennis Merritt Naddly

Party Honors WOE barone 21st birthday at home

A birthday party and family gathering honored WOE barone on his 21st birthday at his South Center street home. Attendees included the LaPaze and Struthers, Ohio families such as Mr. and Mrs. Paul LaPaze and son Jerry, Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll of Corry. Buffet was served around a decorated cake. gifts included cash envelopes.

Laver South Center Street Paul LaPaze Jerry Percy LaPaze David Struthers Ohio Louis Alice LaPuze Cleveland John Falderoof Tamily George Strong Jeannette Platt Elizabeth Ferguson Robert Carroll Corry LaPaze

Stork Shower Honors Mrs. McCray in Union City

Mrs. M. A. McCray was honored at a stork shower hosted by Miss Kathy Webb in D.1. Attendants included Frances Zajac Nancy Bryant Laura Thomas Lois Rose Patricia Varish Judy Varish Sandra Brown Jan McCray and others. Prizes were awarded to Jan McCray Patricia Varish Sandra Brown and Gertrude McCray. Refreshments were served and a bouquet from Union City Lincolnville and Corry accompanied the guest.

M. A. McCray Kathy Webb D. 1 Frances Zajac Nancy Bryant Laura Thomas Lois Rose Patricia Varish Judy Varish Sandra Brown Jan McCray Beryl Rose Gertrud McCray Gertrude McCray Anthe Eis Union City Lincolnville Corry

Labowski Simmons Reunion Held At Labowski Home

A Simmons family reunion was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Labowski RD 1 with 36 members present. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Merle Triscuil president Mrs Paul Labowski vice president Mrs Claude Fralick secretary and treasurer and Charles Labowski and Miss Diana Akai chairs of games and entertainment. Prizes were awarded for several categories including oldest married couple oldest attendee and youngest attendee. The next reunion is planned for July at the Tony Helinski camp in Garland.

Joseph Simmmons Paul Labowski RD. 1 Merle Triscuil Claude Fralick Charles Labowski Diana Akai Tony Helinski Garland

Clark Families Meet For First Reunion

The first reunion of the Clark family, descendants of the late Josiah B. and Mae Clark, was held at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park on a Friday evening. About 40 attended a tureen dinner at Carlock, with Wil and Mrs. John Westley showing Africa slides and films. Attendees from afar included Rev. and Mrs. John Westley on leave from Africa, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Edgreen and children from Appalachian, N.C., and Mr. and Mrs. George Kintey Jr. and children from College Park, Ga. A decorated anniversary cake was served, noting the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Garr and the 15th anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. John Westley. A cake baked by Mrs. Alfred, inscribed with "Best," was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Clark, who plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. Alpert Clark in Pasco, Wash. The reunion was decided to be an annual event.

Josiah B Mae Clark Nichols Lodge Mead Park Carlock Wil John Westley Africa Afri~ca Russell Edgreen Apalachian George Kintey Jr College Park Harold Garr Alfred

Jo Hays May Be Mansfield College Head

Jo Hays of State College could become Mansfield State College president if Gov. Scranton approves. The board elected Hays unanimously on Aug. 16 to serve on an interim basis after Lewis Rathgeber resigned amid criticism. Approval from the governor awaited. Hays says he has no official status until then.

Mansfield Jo Hays State College Mansfield State College Scranton Hays Tim Lewis Rathgeber Rathgeber College

Walton and Wilkinson Families Hold Reunion at Grange Hall

Walton and Wilkinson families held their first annual reunion at West Spring Creek Grange Hall on Saturday with about four attendees. Officers elected for the coming year included Leslie Wilkinson as president, Jane Martin as vice president, Isla Van Dresar as secretary treasurer and historian, and W. D. Fargo as assistant secretary. One marriage, seven births, and no deaths were reported. Devolions were given by Leslie Wilkinson, Richard Price played violin, and Jane Martin served as officer of the day. Next year’s reunion is planned for Park on August 22.

Jane Martin Nichols Lodge Mead

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