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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
5
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Miss Dorothy June Davis and Robert Earl Roden Sr. married June 25 at Spar tansburg Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiated by Rev. Clyde May and Rev. Joseph Kanzlemar. The service featured palm decor, brides bouquet of white carnations, stephanotis, and a queenly headpiece.
The wedding presided over a guest book ceremony drew attendees from Corry Union City Wattsburg Edinboro Aliquippa Cleveland Ohio Frederick Md Clymer New Albany Muskegon and more. After a week’s honeymoon to the Thousand Islands Arnprior and Ottawa the couple will reside at 328 Mead Avenue. The bride teaches at Wattsburg Area High School and the groom works at McInnes Steel. Hostesses for pre nuptial parties included Mrs Charles McCray Mrs Richard Vanderhoof and Mrs Vernon Church.
A steak fry at Stennett Pavilion Mead Park drew 85 attendees including Rotary Club members and two guests Ike Serrins and Howard Singer from Titusville. Organizers were Craig Hyer and Charles Morgan with Meadow Brook Dairy supplying dairy and ice cream. Next weeks Rotary speaker is Andrew Kistler from Crawford County.
Miss Janet Engle is honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Don Stevenson in Columbus, with co host Mrs. David Curtis. Guests present offered gifts while game awards went to Mrs. Merle VanCise and Mrs. Leslie Curtis, candles and roses graced the table and refreshments were served. In Paraguay, Stroessner’s regime says it has crushed a communist plot and rounded up Red agents.
Mr and Mrs Gari E Norder of Erie will be honored at an open house this Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs David Newman on East Lake Road. A vows recitation and reception will follow a 3 o'clock ceremony hosted by Mrs Norder’s sisters. Both educators in Harborcreek School District, the Norders have four children and multiple relatives invited.
Spartansburg residents Mr Ralph Stoke and Estella Hicks celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house and reception at their Buell's Corners home from 2 to 6 pm. The couple wed in Erie on July 13 1915. Their children Wes Willis Corry Nick Sokol Spartansburg Claude Stoke Corry Nelson Stoke Townville and Ralph Winston Pleasantville host the event. they have 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. All friends and relatives are invited.
Community updates include Mary Falworth and Connie Frisina planning Brownsville Texas visits with Mishawaka detour, plus Ralph Fogle hosting a Canadohia Lake dinner for past Eastern Star matrons. Chautauqua Theatre in Norton Memorial Hall previews Mary Mary on August 12 and 13. Also details Spring Creek Sunday School Board picnic plans for August 4 and a Europe vacation note from Mrs. Leo Heberlein, with return来July.
Mr and Mrs William Morton and son Scott of Spartansburg visit the fair and ride the AMF Monorail circling the scenic lake area on two 4000 foot loops. Seven trains travel in one direction and three in the opposite, offering air conditioned comfort and high views of the exhibits. A ground floor games center offers free activities and features an AMF Pin Spoiler display.
A reflective line from Samuel Taylor Coleridge highlights how tiny acts of kindness and warm social gestures accumulate into a larger sense of humane goodness. The quote suggests that even modest compliments and friendly looks are meaningful, shaping lasting goodwill.
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dale Eaton of Findley Lake. Mrs Eaton is the former Eileen Humphrey Buy in Corry.
The home of Marion Gretshaw at 56 West High Street Union City will host a party organized by the Eastern Star. Mrs. Hubert Firstone serves as general chairman for the event with weather permitting refreshments served and the gathering continuing into the early evening.
Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike says Luci Johnson’s rebaptism into the Catholic Church, done on her 16th birthday, was harmless and highlighted Catholic Episcopal pact on baptism. Vatican Secretariat member backs Pike’s view that baptism is unrepeatable in both churches.
WARSAW Poland AP officials said the August 7-8 U S Poland track meet may include East Germany in response to Polish moves amid Cold War politics. Embassy staff expressed surprise at the casual announcement and said they were consulting Washington on the U S position.
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