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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1965
Page
5
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Gail Lassy of Bristol and Joseph I Sjogren of Bristol were married Saturday at Immanuel Lutheran Church Bristol in a 4 40 p m ceremony. Rev Robert J Riedel officiated before an altar of yellow snapdragons and white shasta daisies. The reception followed at Cooke's Tavern Plainville with 200 guests including out of town visitors from Canada Virginia Rhode Island Vermont New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts.
Janet Blayne Comstock wed Gerald Litherland in a private ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren Church Union City. The couple will reside in Canadohta Lake with Litherland serving as church minister and personnel manager at Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company.
In Daytona Beach Florida a 22 year old blonde from New Tazewell Tennessee Rita Lou Mun is involved in a developing missing person case. Authorities declined to release further details while investigators pursue leads.
Cynthia Jean Darling and Richard Keppel exchanged nuptial vows at the bridegroom’s parents home with Rev. Walter J. Thoms officiating. The couple plans to reside in Columbus after the ceremony attended by relatives and friends from Columbus Corry Warren and Sherman New York.
Mrs Billie McDaniel of Lady Warren Lodge of Rebekahs is chosen as assembly chaplain for 1965 by Mrs Margaret Cumming at the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and Rebekah Assembly event in Pittsburgh. McDaniel joined Lady Warren Lodge 209 in 1949 and served as noble grand in 1951.
Barbara Ann Carlson and Duane P. Irwin were married in a double ring ceremony Saturday at the Columbus Community Congregational Church. Rev. Walter J. Thoms officiated as guests from West Virginia California and Pennsylvania attended. The couple plans to reside at 125% North Center after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
An airman at Davis Monthan Air Force Base painted Nazi swastikas Confederate flags and 10 Southern state abbreviations on a flightline section during the Fourth of July. Military police detained him and he admitted the act. he will be questioned by the base office of special investigations. Edward Sackville West known as Lord Sackville, dies at 63 in Ireland. he was a novelist and music critic.
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, developed by a world famous research institute, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Cases show actual shrinkage and rapid relief, with claims that piles no longer trouble patients. Preparation HY in suppository or ointment form is available at drug counters.
The Stowe home lawn hosted a birthday party for Mrs. Wetmore with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stowe of Corry and many relatives from Erie, Mead Avenue, Lawrence Park, and Pittsburgh. Visitors from Torrance California and Williamsport joined for two weeks of visits and summer plans. The piece also notes Chautauqua Orchestra’s opening concert and local social happenings through the Fourth of July weekend.
A ground breaking during morning worship at Wheelock Community Church launches a building program adding a basement entry alcove and renovations. The kitchen will expand for Sunday School class space rest rooms and fellowship hall. The church organized February 18 1962 and traces to Hare Creek Christian Church.
Families from Clymer Sharon and Warren Ohio gathered for a weekend camp in the woods. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Home, Debbie, Mark, Steven and Eric. Mr and Mrs Alton Oaks with Glenn Sandra Amber Gay. and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Humes with Robin and Tammy Lynn.
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