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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
5
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Miss Charlene Sproveri and Robert Sargent united in a January wedding at First Methodist Church in Sherman. The ceremony featured antique satin gowns, Alencon lace, a Watteau train, and a jade of white roses and red accents. Attendants included Miss Bonnie Reed and cousins of the bride. music by the Hi-Hats of Erie. reception for 400 at the Moose Lodge with numerous relatives from multiple states attending.
Returned missionaries Wallace and Betty Rehner will present reports and slides on Ecuador and the Oriental Missionary Society work with Caraguro Indians at Bear Lake United Brethren Church Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Beaverettes host a 25 cent dance at Corry High School gym Saturday 8:00–11:30 p.m. Col lege Women’s Club guest speaker at YMCA Monday evening. Columbus Grange dues dinner Monday 7:30 with Reverend Cecil Ross magic program. Wedding reception details and social notes follow. local society news and deadlines noted.
The Columbus Community Congregational Church held its annual meeting with Leslie Dodd moderating. Officers elected include F Lowe Edwards Paul Trisket and Lawrence Miller as trustees for three years, Robert Jewell deacon four years, Mrs Walter Gordon deaconess four years, Paul Trisket financial secretary one year, and Mrs Lawrence Miller church clerk one year.
Mrs Earl Bailey entertained at her rural delivery three residence for Spencer Ladies Aid. Twenty two dinners were served at noon. Mrs Carrol Crowell led a routine business session as president. Reports were given by Mrs Robert Joy and Mrs Earl Bailey. Future meetings will be on the third Wednesday evening each month. Bylaws were read and a donation to the March of Dimes was decided. Mrs Ralph Bailey will entertain next.
Sun Wit honored Wednesday with a farewell party by members of the girls YMCA swimming team as she moves from the city with her family. A cake baked by Mrs. Robert Tobin carried the message Goodbye Sue. The event followed a practice session and the team presented Sue with an autographed dog bearing all the group’s signatures. Miss Wurm’s last meet with the team is tomorrow against Warren. Carol Turney and Mrs. Robert Seel coach the team.
The M and M Sunday senior class of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Ross on Sixth Avenue. Mrs Richard Hall presided. Ross, on furlough, showed slides of work in West Irian. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments. The next meeting is set for February 18 at the South Center Street home of Mr and Mrs John Moravek.
Austin police reported three youths walked away almost unscratched after a one car wreck that scattered auto parts for two blocks following a high speed chase. The unscathed 19 year old driver was jailed on multiple traffic charges. Two male passengers ages 18 and 20 were treated for minor injuries.
Funeral services for Mrs Joseph Elchynski will be held at St Elizabeths Church at 9 15 a m Saturday following a prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home at 845 a m Friends may visit the funeral home Thursday 7 to 9 p m and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Burial will be in St Elizabeths Cemetery
Mr and Mrs Steve Zajac of 536 East South Street announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann Zajac to Lawrence E Barr son of Mrs Marjorie Barr of Grove Street and the late Edmund Barr Miss Zajac a 1960 Corry Area High School graduate works in the Raymond Division office of Associated Spring Barr a 1960 CAHS graduate is with the United States Army at Fort Jackson D C No definite wedding plans yet.
Fifteen members and one guest attended the January meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the McCray Methodist Church, held at Mrs. Merle Akam’s home. Devotions by Mrs. Donald Y. Gates. Program “Spanish-American Visions Speak” titled Charter of Racial Policy led by Mrs. Rupert Morris. Hostess served strawberry shortcake, coffee, tea, nuts and candy. Next meeting planned for February 25 at Mrs. Joseph McCray’s home.
Mrs. Donald Carter Jr. presided the Moose Lodge meeting of the Women of the Moose with ballots taken. Eleanor Swarm announced a February 18 fund-raising project. A mid winter conference is set for January 1 in Erie with transport plans to follow. January birthdays were celebrated with cake and coffee. Attendance went to Mrs. Bailey, with a special award to Mrs. Vennis Follett.
Nineteen members of the Wouy men's Relief Corps Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at the Corry Grange Hall. A ham dinner was served at noon by Mrs. Florence Casler Mrs. Walter Pier Mrs. John Babcock and Mrs. Manley Robbins Sr. Mrs. Joseph Gentilman presided over the meeting. Cards were sent to two ill members Mrs. Leon Wynn at St Vincent's Hospital Erie and Mrs. Merle Haskell at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Robbins donated kitchen equipment. A pie walk with Mrs. Bertha Darwin winning the pie donated by her and prize won by Mrs. Ralph Gates. Next meeting slated for February 4.
A home recipe for dried apple or peach cake is detailed with overnight soaking, boiling sugar syrup, creaming with butter and sour milk, and baking in two deep tins at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes. The note invites readers to share the recipe with Corry Journal and to send other favorites.
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