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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1959
Page
5
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The double ring ceremony at Hessel Valley Lutheran Church Chandler's Valley united Patricia Ann Chase daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Chase Sugar Grove and Francis A Wright son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wright Sr East Randolph IY. Rev Carl E Nelson officiated with 125 guests present. The bride wore a lace over satin gown with illusion veil and pearl jewelry. attendants wore pink. Reception at Chandler's Valley Grange Hall featured a four tier cake and gift bouquet centerpiece. Out of town guests hailed from East Randolph Niobe Jamestown Ashville Blackville New Albion Garland Grand Valley Youngsville Sugar Grove Chandler's Valley Warren Lander Russell and Columbus.
Forty members of the Women of the Moose attended a regular lodge meeting to celebrate Moosehaven Chapter Night and vote on a new class of candidates. Mrs. Ray Hamilton chaired. Senior Regent Mrs. Charles Henry led the business session.
Twenty four members of the 4ne women's Relief Corps of the GAR met at Grange Hall for a quilt laying, tureen dinner, and business session. Mrs Eva Dunbar presided. Mrs Fern Gilson was initiated. Prizes were awarded for attendance and a candy-jar guess. a bakeless bake sale supported Brookville Home. Department convention set for Reading June 1–24 at the Berkshire Hotel. Next meeting planned for March 3.
Rainbow Girls discussed a splash party and a rummage sale to be held soon. Worthy Adviser Roberta Pain presided with Mrs Donald Watson assisting. Rhoda Cohen reported cards sales were successful. New members were guided by seniors and a school of instruction for officers is set for February 28 at North East.
Twenty three members attended a tureen dinner at Mrs. Roosevelt Sorenson’s home on RD. They sewed quilt blocks in the afternoon and held a business meeting. The group plans to distribute decorator booklets in spring and will announce the next session date.
Mrs. Roscoe neck hosted a bridge gathering at her East Main Street home for club members. Prizes went to Mrs. Howard Ross and Mrs. J Fred Kinley with a special prize to Mrs. Raymond Sundberg. A salad course followed. next meeting set for March 4 at Mrs Ross's home.
Iona J. Dillon, 88, a founder of a regional supermarket chain with outlets in Kansas and Colorado, died yesterday in Davenport. He opened his first Sterling Kansas grocery in 1913 and later split his interest with his sons about 35 years ago as the chain grew from four or five stores.
The Corry Area High hosts talent show auditions tomorrow from 1 to 4 PM after two earlier dates. Mrs. Wade publicity chairman announces three groups under 12 14 to 18 and adults with a third audition date to be announced later.
The Clymer Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts hosted a Danish student from PX who spoke at the meeting. Awards were presented for merit badges including safety. Explorers and members attended Government Day events and a ceremonial acknowledgment at the BTA Tay event.
Bea Stewart Circle of La Belle Bieu wing cuie met at Mrs Honey Rockman's Spring street home with ten members. They tied quilts during the afternoon and later presented eight quilts to the Salvation Army in Meadville for flood victims. The group celebrated Mrs Alton Simmons's birthday with song and cake. The circle, formerly the Good Will Circle, was renamed for the late Bea Stewart.
In Pittsburgh, a coordinated raid led to 13 arrests during a Numbers operation. Authorities, including Pittsburgh and county detectives, deployed heavily at a residence on Ole Clairton Road in Jefferson Borough as officers entered and secured the scene.
Bert A. Ploss age 81 died at home on Union City’s East Street after a short illness. A lifelong resident of Union City and a former teamster, he lived 60 years in Cony. Survived by three brothers and three sisters, funeral services at Bricken Funeral Homes with Rev. B. Ray Harel officiating and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
A New Mexico article recalls Myra Waldo and her husband Robert Schwartz hosting an old fashioned Thanksgiving for 50 Soviet citizens at the Institute of Food and Nutrition in Moscow. The meal included turkey chestnut dressing wild rice and pumpkin pie. They profiled Waldo as a world traveled gourmet who believes good cooks could settle world problems at the dining table. Another note mentions a bill in Santa Fe to honor Pancho Villa by naming a state park near Columbus New Mexico.
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