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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1961
Page
5
Fragmentary report mentions Morton and Corry with numbers, a selective register, a village reference around 1400 AD, and a tennis tour score of 98. It cites individuals like Sorenson and Patterson, plus vague notes on frames and outdoor events. The garbled text lacks clear narrative or outcome.
Susan Marie Lindberg wed Donald Robert Higgins in an evening ceremony at Wayne Valley United Brethren Church Beaverdam with Rev William Sturdevant officiating. Attended by Judy Lindberg as maid of honor and Terry Higgins as best man, the celebration featured pastel pink décor and a three tier cake. The couple will reside in Erie after a Florida honeymoon. both graduates of Corry Area High School class of 1958, she nursing at Hamet Hospital and he a Marine stationed at Cherry Point.
Notices from Corry Hospital births at 517 West Pleasant Street and 44 Brook Street. marriages announced including Marilyn Maxine Skiff and Norman Maynard. engagements and family gatherings noted at West Wayne Street West Pleasant Street Spartansburg Clymer and Paso Robles Field with local residents in 1941 July events.
The T. B. McCray family reunion at Mead Park drew 100 percent attendance with a chicken dinner and gifts for Mrs. Reid McCray of Long Beach. Prizes were won by several McCrays and visiting relatives from Long Beach Erie Buffalo and Spring Creek attended alongside the old and young.
Centen nial week activities listed for YMCA including Corry area Golden Age Club Tuesday 1 pm Keystone Brush Brothers 7 8 pm and no teen age dance this week due to Centennial. Friday 7 10 pm Junior High Party two showings Movits 10 pm and 2 pm this week’s feature Bix Circus Color. Saturday 9 11 am Teen Time WOTR. Church Builder Dies Chicago Charles P. Fee Busch 80 a consulting engineer who supervised construction of several New York churches died Saturday.
Mrs Dean invites Union City High School class of 1954 to a reunion at her Route 4 Wilson Road Union City home on July 16. Dinner at 1 p m. Bring a tureen and your own table service. Coffee and soft drinks provided. Please attend regardless of reply card status.
The ceremony honored Mrs. Barutich with a jeweled crown parchment while Mrs. McKennee and Mrs. Hag led royal gift exchanges. Edgar Alexander chaired the event with Mrs. Hageer thanking helpers including Jackson's Floral Gardens for donations and numerous committee members coordinating decorations and presentations.
About 1,000 Corryites attended the centennial service led by Walluasa Laity. Dr. Reimar and Rev Paul F. Bauer spoke as presidents of the Corry Area Minister Association. Other clergy including Rev. DeBoer Seitz Gilliford and Bowlby participated while Belthan was urged to become an honorary citizen as he praised local history.
Senator William Lesler crowns Donna Katulich Corry Centennial Queen at an old fashioned garden ballroom party. Johnnie Martin leads a 12 piece Kane orchestra with dancers under lilac lighting as guests praise the queen and court including five princesses and several runners up.
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