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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1962
Page
5
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A double wedding will be held at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at Fairview Evangelical United Brethren Church in Buell's Corners. Miss Jane Stahlman and Thomas Joseph Spencer will wed, as will Miss Connie Sue Nichols and Russell Stahlman. Rev G T Bergman of Corry will officiate.
Nineteen guests attended a bridal shower at the Marsh home honoring Miss Faith Marsh prior to her July 21 wedding to John Hamilton of Saegertown at First Baptist Church. Miss Elouise Marsh hosted with gifts displayed beside a miniature bride and groom in a car.
The Deborah Circle of Evan last evening held a wiener roast at the Everett Hastman camp on Spring Creek Thirteen. Members attended as Mrs Tyan Bennink opened with prayer and Mrs Jerome Davis led a brief business meeting. Mrs Richard Sorenson presented the lesson How Wide Is Our Witness and Mrs Reith Hen Golored led the meeting. Slides featuring Charles Koch, Costa Rica missionaries, were shown. The next meeting will be at Mrs Jot Hallast on the August deb date.
The Concord Secret Sisters and the McCray Community Aid plan a combined meeting at Sennett Pavilion in Mead Park on Tuesday. A picnic dinner will be served with table service provided. beverages will be furnished. Families and friends of the Brolps are invited to attend.
Emma Greeley of Best Main Street returned home after a three week visit with her brother and family in Sparta North Carolina. Norman Scholion family in Kallund Strand Denmark report plans to depart July 17 for Sea Germany then to Petrinja Yugoslavia. Mr Scholton, US Air Force meat inspector, will be stationed at Petra temporarily. Mrs Ronald Boyd and daughter Kathleen came home to Jamestown New York after a week with their mother and grandmother and family on West Washington Street.
The Coofiette Club held a meeting at the Garden Room on Tuesday with eight members present. Mrs. past chief grayback led due to the absence of chief gray Roehrig. They planned an October fall card party and a jewelry sale to benefit John Kucera l of Kansas. Alma Slagle won the attendance award. refreshments were served. The next regular meeting is set for August 7.
A report on the recent 4 H Club session notes delegates Thom as Labowskd and Edward Blakesle who traveled to Washington D C for a short course. Miss Sharon McCray led singing, Charles Labowski conducted games, and refreshments followed. A swimming party and wiener roast were held at the Joseph McCray home, with the next session planned for August 8.
The fourth annual Upperman family reunion gathered Sunday at Mr. Fralick’s Pine Valley Columbus residence with 50 attendees from South Dakota Columbus Jamestown Clymer Erie and Coiry. A large potluck dinner followed games and prizes awarded to Patty Kowalski Scott Aikens Kathy Upperman and Gloria Nelson. Gladys Upperman was elected president for next year with Clifford Mikens Jr. as vice president Ruth Upperman secretary and Clifford Aikens treasurer.
The Mead Park circle meeting with 30 members and guests enjoyed a tureen supper. Mrs. Harold Fish led the session while Mrs. E. E. Bush reported on the work at VUle AWarpen State Hospital and noted that hospital carnival donations must arrive by July 19. Mrs. Howard VanTassel gave devotions, with the lesson by Mrs. Alfred Haenel. A report on Evangelical work was presented by Mrs. Margaret Culver, closing with prayer led by Mrs. Floyd Doweherts.
The Mast Branch 4-H Club met at the Grange Hall with 26 members four mothers and Mrs Beverly Eberhart summer assistant home economist of the Warren County extension and Victor Morris adult leader present. The group plans a simple gathered skirt project and seeks mothers to assist. Next meeting is Thursday July 19 at 9 230.
Spencer Ladies Aid will hold an all day session at the Crowell Cottage on Chautauqua Lake Thursday July 16 with Mrs Arthur Crowell as hostess. Transportation requests should be directed to Mrs Robert Bailey or Mrs Lotis Hinkle.
Mrs John Bosak entertained members of her 500 Club at her West Pleasant street home on a Wednesday evening. Awards for cards went to Mrs Harry Paulson Jr, Mrs Charles Weston, and Mrs Ernest McMichael. The hostess served lunch, and Mrs Carletts Betts will host the next meeting at her Snyder Circle home on July 25.
Mrs Ayling of Columbus hosted the Centennial Sisters Club for an outdoor afternoon with Mrs Charles Amy of Worth Street to follow as August 6 hostess. The group enjoyed a picnic dinner, games, and visiting in a social setting at the Ayling home.
Hawaiian beauty pageant winner secures Miss U S A title as 50 delegates vie for Miss Universe. The 19 year old, height 5 ft 3 in, weighs 115 pounds, and earns 50 dollars monthly as a receptionist while planning to attend City College San Francisco. Her father, Harry Wilson Jr., a plumber, moved with her to California from Honolulu.
New York fashion editor notes designer Oleg Cassini defends women showing curves in fall collection. He argues clothes should flatter, not suppress natural form, citing his long stance for female shape. Highlights include embroidered dresses and vivid evening wear inspired by Asian motifs.
A 2 year-old man held his former wife at knifepoint for about half an hour at the Bacharach Instrument Co plant in Homewood Pittsburgh. Police intervened with plainclothes officers, ordered him to drop the knife, and he was jailed pending a hearing. The ex-wife sustained minor injuries and was treated at Columbia Hospital. Police said the motive remains unclear.
A 24 person group marched to the Lenin tomb square and unfurled banners in English and Russian opposing Soviet tests. Police allowed one banner to remain but ordered the others removed. The scene unfolded with no major disruption as the demonstrators kept to the area.
Roger Walle Kahn, 54, once an orchestra leader and aviation executive, died yesterday after a brief illness in New York. He held notable positions in music and aviation circles and was remembered by colleagues for his artistic direction and leadership during his career.
Hal Boyle reflects on monogamy being practical rather than moral and muses on modern urban habits. He ponders marriage fidelity, memory of youth, and humor in daily life, noting contrasts between men and women, aging, and the quirks of human behavior with a wry, observational tone.
State police identify James H. Smith 23 of Franklin Indiana as the man found shot to death in a clump of trees near Washington Route 31 about 40 feet off the road. Smith had been missing since Monday and was last seen with two coworkers from Arvin Industries who left for Indiana July 5 in his car.
The intended pickup of John Smith did not occur as scheduled on Sunday, leaving the planned return trip unresolved. No further details were provided about alternate arrangements or the reason for the no show.
The No-Bar Riding Club of Columbus met at Bradley Rendell farm Watts Flats under Harmony Ride sponsorship. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Albert Fox Miss Peggy Fox Gordon Miller and Mrs Frances Cmiel. They announced a schedule of events headlined by a horse show at North.
Reports say 400 Chinese soldiers advanced toward a remote Indian post in Galwan Valley amid renewed tension. Indian officials warned the post could be fired upon in self defense if Chinese forces close further, while protests noted the border dispute with China and limited supplies for a two week period.
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