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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1951

Page

5

Fandy Reunion At Arthur Miller Farm

Mrs Arthur Miller of R D 4 hosted a reunion on July 4 at the Arthur Miller Farm. About 50 guests attended a 1 o clock dinner followed by social time. The day featured a group photo of Mrs Mae Raymond and her 17 grandchildren and reunions with relatives not seen in 38 years. Out of town guests included Louise Rochard and her daughter Judith and son Donald from Bay City Michigan, Roy Heberling of Harrisburg, Frank Shippe and daughters of Ithelia, and Harold Morris of Allegany New York.

Arthur Miller R.D. 4 Mae Raymond Louise Rochard Judith Donald van Hasten Donald Bay City Michigan Roy Heberling Harrisburg Frank Shippe Ithelia Harold Morris Allegany N.Y

Ladies Day at Corry Country Club Highlights

Corry Country Club hosted Ladies Day with 24 members attending a luncheon of creamed turkey fruit salad and ice cream. Prizes were awarded for bridge and the Canada prize went to Mrs Harley F Johnson. Arrangements were by Mrs E W Feldt and Mrs Leo Hoylen with next event planned for July 19 and reservations taken by Mrs O W Bracken.

Corry Country Club Haney Alexander Lena | St. Clair Elizabeth Rogers O. W. Bracken

George Reitz Honored at Stag Party Night Before Departure

A stag party was held Thursday evening at Dr. T. S. Kelsey's home to honor George Reitz, who will soon leave the city for St. Paul, Minnesota, to take a branch manager position with Pitney-Bowes Tic. Ten friends attended the social event.

George Reitz St. Paul Minn Pitney-Bowes Tic Dr. T. 5. Kelsey

Agnes LongOswalt wed Erie couple announce nuptials

Agnes Long daughter of Lary Long and former Erie resident weds Norman Eugene Oswalt son of Earl J. Oswalt. Double ring ceremony July 1 at First Presbyterian Church Erie conducted by Rev. James Fapleson. Bride wore rose satin ballerina gown with white accessories and carried a white Bible with orchid. Sister Mrs. Richard Sickler of Spring Creek was maid of honor in yellow gown. Reception at the groom’s parents home followed. The couple now reside at 34 West 118th Street Erie. Previous owner Cory High School graduate, employed in Erie. Various local residents and relatives noted as visiting or traveling in related society items.

Oswalt-Long Erie Lary Long Spring Creek Agnes Norman Eugene Oswalt Earl J. Oswalt First Presbyterian Church of Ene James FR Fapleson Richard Sickler Donald Bretschneider Erie Yyas Blackstone Joswalt West 118Th Street Oswalt Cory High School

Gale Couple Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary Party

Mr and Mrs Henry A Gale of Franklin Street marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a July 4 family dinner. Daughters Gerald Whaley and B A Parson Sr and families from Spring Creek Fenwick W Va Buckhannon W Va attended with Mr and Mrs B A Parsons Jr and daughters. The couple received appropriate gifts.

Henry A. Gale Franklin Street Gerald Whaley Spring Creek B. A. Parson, Sr Fenwick W. Va B. A. Parsons, Jr Buckhannon

Local Youth Attend Presbytery Camp and Conference

Nine members of the Junior High Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church returned from a week at Camp Caledon on Lake Erie where 180 were enrolled. Corry attendees include Sandra Cochran Jacquelyn Paulson Linda Anderson Nancy Parker Joanne Beckwith Donna Sharer Robert Tinnell J Roger Sheehan and James Watson. Senior High Fellowship members also returned from Grave City College conference attended by 190 youths. Attendees named include Dorothy Patterson Lucille Beckwith Helen Sharer Jeannette Capwell Dorothy Wallace David Livingston and John Rozelle. Rev Paul F Bater was associate director.

First Presbyterian Church Erie Camp Caledon Lake Erie Corry Sandra Cochran Jacquelyn Paulson Linda Anderson Nancy Parker Joanne Beckwith Donna Sharer Robert Tinnell J. Roger Sheehan James Watson Grave City College Dorothy Patterson Lucille Beckwith Helen Sharer Jeannette Capwell Dorothy Wallace David Livingston John Rozelle Paul F. Bater

Circle No 1 WSC Meets at First Methodist Church

Circle No 1 of W S C held a Tuesday evening meeting at the First Methodist Church with 15 members present. Mrs. Donald Dingle led, mite boxes were opened, and plans were made for the August 7 meeting at the Mars cottage, with Mrs. Dingle in charge of transportation. Mrs. Loveland led the lesson on American women changing destiny in Alaska. A salad course was served by the committee before adjournment.

W.S.C.S First Methodist Church Circle No Irvin Young Donald Dingle Mars Cottage Chautauqua Chautauqua On August 7. Mrs. Dingle Herbert Loveland Alaska Donald Cady Loray Cady F. W. Miller Bertha Warner

Regular Session Of Women Of The Moose In Corry

Mrs Jessie Mason senior regent presided over Corry Chapter 717 Women of The Moose regular meeting with forty members in attendance. A routine business balloting occurred for four classes of candidates. Plans for an August picnic were discussed and a date will be announced. The next meeting titled Officers Chapter Night is set for July 19 when the class of candidates will be initiated. Mrs Ruth Clark received the attendance award.

Women of the Moose Jessie Mason Corry Ruth Clark

Harbor Half Aid Plans for July Ice Cream Social

The Harbor Half Tuidies Aid held an all day session at the Community Building with four dollar members and guests. A noon dinner was served by hostesses Mrs Chelton and Mr Guy Francie. Mrs Chelton presided as president and devotions by Mrs Louis Jewell concluded the meeting. Tentative plans for an ice cream social on July 27 were discussed and committees will be named later. Mrs Glenn Bailey will host the August 2 meeting.

Harbor Half Aid Harbor Half Tuidies’ Aid el Chelton Guy Francie Chelton Louis Jewell Glenn Bailey

Neighborhood Club Dinner at Elgin Home

Mr and Mrs Hasty Fitch of Elgin hosted the Neighborhood Club gathering for members husbands and children at 9 tureen dinner and social. A bountiful meal followed by an evening of cards. Awards went to Mrs Charles Cook and Joseph Hemline with children's prize to Ronald Baltey. Next with two weeks at Mrs Thomas Claris home.

Neighborhood Club Elgin Hasty Fitch Charles Cook Joseph Hemline Ronald Baltey Thomas Claris

Spring Creek Ladies Aid Honors Mrs Col e

The Spring Creek Ladies Aid met at Community Hall for routine business and a plan to meet Jayettes July 10 at the ball. A farewell party was held for Mrs Jordan Cole who will soon leave the area. The serving table featured Japanese iris and white tapers with cake ice cream coffee and mints. gifts and a corsage were presented to Mrs Cole by the group.

Spring Creek Ladies’ Aid Cole Spring Creek Ladies Aid Jordan Cole Chandler Mason Harry Johnson Paul Kafferlin Frank Kafferlin

Bet y Lou Skinner Weds Lloyd Skinner in July Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Betty Lou Skinner of Bear Lake to Lloyd M. Skinner of North East was announced today. The ceremony was read at the Park Street home of Aldermat Dustin Bublers at 8 p.m. on July 3.

Betty Lou Skinner Bear Lake Lloyd M. Skinner North East Park Street Aldermat Dustin Bublers

Club Social Gatherings at Garden of the Post Home

Mrs Morris Popter presided over a Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the Garden of the Post Home on West Washington Street with 12 members. Plans were made for an entertainment for Erie Veterans Hospital patients on July 29. Members who have not sent gift packages to Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home were asked to contact Mrs Clyde Reynolds. Evening awards went to Mrs Janes Keppel and Mrs Paul Stroup. a special award to Mrs Berdina McGraw. Next meeting set for July 6.

Morris Popter Ladies’ Auxiliary The Vf.w Garden of the Post West Washington Street Erie Veterans Hospital Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home Clyde Reynolds Janes Keppel Paul Stroup Berdina McGraw

Holy Name Society Meeting At St Thomas Church

The Holy Name Society gathered Tuesday evening with about 80 members from two Catholic churches. Father Cyril Bront led rosary at St Thomas Church before the session. Robert Wotus presided at St Edward's Hall and urged members planning the July 20 laymen retreat to contact Raymond Bachemer or Wotus. Father James W. Peterson of Gannon College Erie spoke on retreats and was well received.

Holy Name Society Cyril Bront St. ‘Thomas' Church St. Edward's Hall Robert Wotus Raymond Bachemer James W. Peterson Gannon College of Erie

Women's Relief Corps In Routine Session

Mrs Merle Long reported on a delegates meeting held at Altoona with members enjoying visiting time. Mrs Charles Newnan and her committee arranged a light lunch before adjournment. The group scheduled another meeting for July 19.

Women’s Relief Corps W.H.C Merle Long Altoona Charles Newnan

Wheelock Aid Plans Family Picnic at Mead Park

Wheelock Community Ladies' Aid discussed an all day picnic at Mead Park on July 18 at a meeting at Mr. Frank Harvey's home. Mrs. F Lowe Edwards and Mrs James Babcock were named to arrange games. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Harold Dougherty and Mrs Croscut. Mrs Melvin Edwards won the game prize.

Keny Mead Park Wheelock Community Frank Harvey F. Lowe Edwards James Babcock Leland Croscut Ess Harold Dougherty Croscut Melvin Edwards

Brant Welcomes A son at Corry Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Gerald Brant announce the birth of their son yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. The new arrival joins their family at 16 Snyder Circle and extends the Brant lineage with the child’s arrival in the community.

A.son Gerald Brant Snyder Circle Corry Memorial Hospital

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