Cronin Visits Washington D C Parents in Local Stay
Charles F. Cronin of Washington D C arrived here on Wednesday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs F Cronin of West Washington Street.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1954
Page
5
Charles F. Cronin of Washington D C arrived here on Wednesday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs F Cronin of West Washington Street.
Miss Shirley Ann Winans and Thomas Bimber wed in the Methodist Church of Spartansburg in a gown of frosted taffety with a colonial bouquet. Rev. Edwin Armitage officiated as about 100 guests attended the reception at the bride's grandparents' home. The couple will reside in Titusville after a Virginia trip.
Harborcreek couple announces engagement of their daughter Cher een Marie Gussman to Duane Beckwith son of Louis Miller Harborcreek and 1876 East South Street. They will wed August 28 at St Matthew s Lutheran Church with Rev Sheldon Schweikert officiating. Attendants include maid of honor Mary Ann Strawn and bridesmaid Mrs Frank Rayano. Best man Richard Lindberg. ushers Rudolph Katulich and James Lucas. Reception follows in Church Memorial Hall. Bride attended Harborcreek High School and Virginia Interment College and works for Willys Motors. Fiance attended Corry High School, served in the U S Air Force, now with Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp.
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church met at Prendergast Point on Chautauqua Lake with 35 members. A tureen dinner followed by a brief business meeting led by president Mrs R S Burr, then swimming and visiting. Mrs A A Merker to host August session at Cottage Park Columbus on the 11th.
Miss Lynnette Page of Columbus Wes was guest of honor at a wiener roast hosted by Mrs David Curtis. Ten friends attended including Annette Curtis Nancy Curtis Deanna Loveland Kathleen Loveland Mary Bull Doris Ireland Rosalind Rhodes Betsy Firth and Lois Kline. A decorated birthday cake accompanied the refreshments. Page received very nice remembrances from her friends.
Miss Linda Smith eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Smith celebrated her seventh birthday at Mead Park yesterday. Twenty children attended with Di ane Smith as hostess. Guests included Mrs Walter Kellogg and daughters Debra and Wanda visiting from Cambridge Springs. Ice cream birthday cake Kool aid and gifts were shared at the party.
Mrs. Wendell Gage of 533 East South Street hosted a party for her son John celebrating his sixth birthday. The event ran from 2 to 4 pm with ten friends attending. Kathleen, the daughter, helped serve ice cream cake and chocolate milk as guests received favors including paper hats balloons and toy cars.
Senior Hegent Katheryn Kirin presided as Women of the Moose met in North Center Street lodge rooms. The chapter voted to send Mrs. Jessie Mason and Mrs. Andrew Hansen to the WOTM convention in Chicago August 21 25 and to award the College of Regents degree at Mooseheart Illinois. A new class will be initiated next meeting Mooseheart Alumni Chapter Night August 6 and Mrs. Mayme Petersop won the attendance award.
Miss June Ward was feted at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Donald Ward at Findley Lake. Twenty friends attended, giving gifts for her new home. Galloping bingo awarded prizes to Miss Jean Ward and Miss Beulah Haslett. Refreshments followed.
Miss Gwendolyn Kingsley, soon to wed Harry Schlemer on July 24, was honored by 14 Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp. coworkers at a Findley Lake party hosted by Mrs. Leonard Eliason. The group enjoyed a wiener roast and picnic and presented a horse statue in a china pattern as a gift.
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