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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1966
Page
5
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The Presque Isle Chapter of the National Secretaries Association enjoyed an annual summer picnic hosted by Mrs. L. Richard Fuller at 20 Wayne Street. Thirty five members from Corry North East and Erie attended an outdoor dinner with roses and sweet peas. Corry attendees included Mrs. Fuller and several fellow members. Officers listed include Miss Hazel E Phanco president and Miss Jell recording secretary. both are Certified Professional Secretaries. Attendees from Erie and North East are named along with other Corry members.
Miss Jeanette Hammer and Michael F. Piccirillo wed June 18 at St. Patrick’s Church in Erie with Rev. Thomas M. Plunkett officiating. Bride, daughter of the Hammer family, wore silk organza with Swiss embroidery. reception followed at the Portuguese Club. The couple, both Erie residents, plan to reside in Erie after he works at Glenn Electric.
Readers share quick fashion hacks from adding left sleeve pockets to blouses and collars to match outfits, to upcycling shirts into pajama sets and DIY kitchen splatter guards. Tips cover sewing, storage, and safety tricks for everyday use.
A baby boy was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Morton of 103 Snyder Circle. Mrs. Morton is the former Martha Al.
Police describe Roosevelt Road as a dividing line with a Negro neighborhood south of it and an Italian area to the north. Nearby Puerto Rican residents saw three nights of disturbances last month. Officer Thomas Reynolds recalls complaints that hydrants were shut off in the Negro area while remaining operative in the Italian section.
Birdie Tells Us reports Mrs. Robert Culbertson and Donna Fralick left for Norfolk to join her Navy husband. Earl Culbertson Jr. and Lois Smith live in Long Beach while Earl serves aboard USS Carbido. Norman Mitchells visit Hartford and New England states. Lt. Col. Lillie serves in Viet Nam. Local seniors at Notre Dame and Moose Club meet for a key session. freshmen Tri-Hi-Y plans Presque Isle outing. nearby family updates and storm travels noted.
Miss Martha Ann Newson daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Newson of Titusville became the bride of Norman E Hatch son of Mrs Lucy Hatch of Corry and the late Ivan Hatch on July 9 at 2 30 p m at the First Methodist Church Titusville Rev Jack Spencer officiated The bride wore a floor length organza gown with Chantilly lace appliques and seed pearls The bridal party included sister Kathryn Newson as maid of honor and cousin Nancy Newson as junior bridesmaid Raymond Hatch was best man and cousin R Kim Roessner was usher A reception for 175 followed in church rooms The couple departed for an Arizona trip and will live in Corry The bride attended Citysville High School and Venango Campus Penn State Oil City and works at New Process Co Warren The groom is a Clymer Central High School graduate and works as a carpenter.
Rev. Edward Kepler of Pittsburgh spoke on Social Problems at the Rotary Club noon luncheon in Hotel Corry. He urged civic organizations churches and the public to work together to solve society s issues. Jack Stahl was welcomed as a new member and presented with Adventures in Service and a Rotary pin by Robert Tunnell. Raphael Elsen attended as a guest.
Mrs Bernard Porter gave a folklore and early history report on Spring Creek and West Spring areas at a Corry Area Historical Society meeting at Nichols Lodge Mead Park. Frank Grice presided as 30 members attended and seven new members were welcomed including Neil Stranahan from Spartansburg and the Stewarts.
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