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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1956
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item about individuals Jeune N and Frac Eduled involved in an event titled Allig Ma. Details are unreadable, but names and a recital of a planned occurrence are noted.
Local families and friends gather for reunions and visits across Byat South and nearby towns. Mrs Hate Rayp hosts a family gathering in Calis, Minin, while the Eide family holds a reunion. kincheor event hosted by Glenn Miller and Mrs. Vosenh Linkers at Delray Beach marks the weekend.
Members of the Phi Chipter of Bets Sigma Phi Sorority held a Wiener roast Saturday at Mend Park as part of a youth program. Eighteen people attended with nine husbands and other family members. attendees were escorted by the group. A larger gathering is planned for July 11 at Mend Park for members and their children.
The VEW Auxiliary met Thursday in the Garden Room with Mrs. Alfred Cone presiding. New members welcomed were Mrs. Charles Van Tasius Mars Peter Glayid and Mrs. Smuth Hixson.
Rehearsal party hosted by Mr and Mrs William Ingram on Grove Street for their daughter Marilyn and groom elect Donald Gibas. Attendants given silver bracelets. guests included bridal party and immediate families. Refreshments served as the event celebrated the upcoming wedding.
Area 4 H Girls Club met at the home of Misses Jine and Marcia Kolstee with TA members present Lois Virtle from the Erie County extension office led a butter cookies making session. The business portion followed with plans for the annual event and the next meeting set for May 13 at Weslingville. Mrs Charley Feounoly and others assisted with arrangements and refreshments were served.
Rex C Ireland and Joan E Weber wed in a summer ceremony at North East Baptist Church with Dr Herbart Flagg officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon tulle, attended by bridesmaids in pink, and guest reception followed at South Shore Inn. The couple will reside in Corry after Mr Ireland’s career at Thomas Motors.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Shields announce the marriage of their daughter Charlotte to Richard Kerrigan of Woburn Massachusetts. The ceremony was held by Rev Finbar A Dowd at Our Lady of Victory Chapel Norfolk Naval Base Virginia Friday at 10 am. Attendants were Lorette Lamore and John Harding, both in the Navy. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside at 1700 St Dennis Avenue, Norfolk. Both Kerrigan and Charlotte are in the Navy and stationed at Norfolk.
A local finance firm promotes a bill consolidation service promising lowered monthly payments and extra cash for families. The pitch invites personal consultations to tailor a cash loan plan with no cost or obligation, urging readers to call Cary 2-8279 or visit Bonficial Finance Co at 138 North Centar Stet in Corry.
Miss Helene Rankin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rankin of Bear Lake married Russell Merritt Jr son of Mr and Mrs Russell Merritt Sr at Findley Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church. The couple will reside in Clymer New York after a honeymoon through New England.
Miss Joyce Ruffner, soon to wed Charles Costello, was feted at a linen shower hosted by former classmates at the Orcutt home 26 Bist Frederick street. Pink and white decor featured orange blossoms and pink roses as a centerpiece while gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. Out of town guests included Mrs. Fred Glalloreto of Trenton No 1 and Mrs. Joseph Hughes of Ciréleville.
Mr and Mrs John Shira hosted a buffet luncheon at Mrs Gennie Frisina’s home for 40 relatives and friends in honor of Mary Joan Shira who received her First Holy Communion at 8:15 Mass at St Elizabeth Church. The decorated table featured pink roses and a luminous plastic statue depicting Jesus. The centerpiece, a gift from the parents, commemorates the occasion and Mary Joan also received numerous gifts.
A Saturday bachelor party at Deergiead Inn honored Charles Costello who will wed Joyce Ruffner on July 14. Eleven friends attended and gave cash and a humorous gift. guests included Erle, Albert Plecaydl, Robert Hayes and Richard Seymour.
Miss Marjorie Palmer was feted Friday evening by Mrs. Will Rose before her July 14 wedding to James Shaver. More than 50 relatives and friends attended with games, prizes awarded to several guests, and door prizes to two attendees. Guests came from Union City Cutting Corry Spartansburg and Washington DC.
A bridal shower honored Miss Mary Rasey of Spartansboro at the home of Mrs. Victor Armitage in Spring Creek. Guests included 33 friends and relatives. prizes were awarded to Deanna Loveland, Mrs. Roy Swart, and Mrs. Peter Grnvis. Miss Rasey will wed George Armitage on July 14.
Miss Shirley Long bride elect of Guy Davis was feted at a bridal shower Saturday evening. More than 80 relatives and friends attended at East Bratish Grange Hall hosted by Miss Edith Lay of Spartansboro. Forest Arnold led games with multiple prizes. blue and yellow decorations highlighted the hall. Refreshments, including cake and coffee, were served by the bride’s mother Mrs Earl Roberts.
The Telephone Co announced distribution of 8 300 new telephone directories in the Corry district including Bear Lake Riceville and Union City beginning this Saturday. Old books will not be collected and subscribers are asked to destroy them. The new edition adds 22 pages and includes Pennsylvania Penal Code excerpts on penalties for relaying party line usage during emergencies. The Erie County listings cover Cambridge Springs Edinboro Erie Fairview Girard McKean North East and Waterford. About 90 000 books will be distributed locally.
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