Fragmented OCR headline notes hotel and shore reference
A partial OCR capture mentions a hotel and shore in a titled line with unclear phrasing. Key named entities are missing, obscuring location and event details.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1956
Page
5
A partial OCR capture mentions a hotel and shore in a titled line with unclear phrasing. Key named entities are missing, obscuring location and event details.
Miss Florence Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan Reynolds and Bruce C Allen son of Mr and Mrs Marland Allen married at St Milwabeths Church in Bally. Rev Cyril Krotoe officiated. Bridesmaid Georgia Cattle wore beige with white orchids. Groom Andrew Huntin served as best man. Guests included family members and local residents as part of a large social gathering following the ceremony.
The Garden Room of the VFW Post hosted a wedding reception for 175 guests after a ceremony featuring a tiny Italian crochet basket bouquet. The bride Miss Narducci wore a printed silk sun dress and will reside at 17 Bridge Street Union City after September 1.
Readers at the halfway mark followed the 1050 Mile Pennsylvania venue where Rhigler, 18, and Ginter, 20, were leading. Mim Gaplind sang One Fine Day in the prelims while Rimithy, a blonde from Upper Darby, won the bathing and silt division, with two Dixon units remaining in doubt.
Mr and Mrs Douglas Rozelle Sr hosted a East Main street home at a picnic dinner honoring C Merrill Patterson on his birthday. Nineteen relatives attended including Milton Dix and visiting guests Ines Kauffman and Sharon Bald from Binghamton New York.
Mrs Herbert Trisket entertained at a birthday party for her daughter Linda Sue Trisket age five. Guests enjoyed games with prizes, coloring books, crayons, ceramic figurines for girls, toy telescopes for boys, refreshments including cake and ice cream, and Kool-Aid. Linda received an assortment of gifts.
North East announces the engagement of Beverly June Mead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mead, to Franke J. Herbers, son of Mrs. Frank Herberg Sr. Beverly is a North East Joint High School graduate working at Dr. S. L. Anderson’s office. Franke, a Corry High School graduate and Navy veteran, attends Gannon College and works for the Erie Insurance Exchange. A fall wedding is planned.
A birthday gathering for Jay Norcross at East Pleasant Street in Syracuse on Thursday afternoon celebrated four year old Little Gay Norcross of Mr and Mrs Vietor Norcross. Attending children played games and received candy baskets blowouts and balloons. refreshments included birthday cake ice cream and Kool Aid. Cousins Linda and Terringer from Syracuse were present.
Beaverdam 4-H Girls Club members from area traveled to Ede for a county wide picnic at the Behrend Center. Swimming and games filled the afternoon while a district club skit entertained during the evening program. Guests included Sandra Lewis and Susan Lada.
The Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church group met at Barbara Williams home for their monthly class party. Attendees enjoyed a scavenger hunt with winners Robert Tanner, Raymond Tanner, and Roger Tanner. They voted to hold the next meeting at Canadohia Lake on August 14. Refreshments included wimpies pickles and Kool-Aid.
Mr and Mrs Victor Armitage of Spring Creek hosted a rehearsal party last evening for their son George Armitage and Miss Mary Rasy. The couple will wed this afternoon at Spar tansburg Methodist Church with about 25 attendees present. Attendants received pearl bracelets and cuff links as gifts.
Amici Bible Claster met at Evingelion United Brethren Church with 22 members and guests present. President William Armitage led the routine business meeting, Guy Bennink gave devotions, and Erie guests Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shawver attended. Ice cream and tea were served by L. J. White and the Davises. Next gathering on August 6 will be a roast at Bear Lake hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed.
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