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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1962
Page
5
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A double wedding featured the Stahlman family as Miss June Stahlman and her brother Russell Stahlman wed at Pairview Evangelical United Brethren Church Burns Corners at 3 15 p m. The ceremony was officiated by Rev G T Bergman with couples the former Miss Connie Nichols and her husband Russell Stahlman among the wedding party.
A personal shower for Miss Joan Borland was held at the Clarence Raymond home in R. D. 2. Pink and white decor highlighted gifts and serving tables. Guests included Mrs. Max Showers, Mrs. Richard McCray, Mrs. Glenn Palmer, Mrs. Dorothy Rauselier, and Mayme Baker. Borland, of Edinboro and a Sears employee, will marry Joseph Rauscher on August 4 at the First Presbyterian Church in Edinboro.
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The annual garden party of the Union City Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star featured a dessert luncheon and bridge. Guests were served Boston cream pies coffee and iced tea as Mrs Letha Rose chaired the event with officers and Rainbow for Girls aides. Card awards went to listed attendees including Mrs Raymond Davis Mrs Henry Pluskota and Mrs Robert Watrous with a special award to Mrs Glenn Steadman of Spartanshire.
Erie Playhouse presents the comedy Separate Rooms, a Broadway hit described by a New York critic as uproarious with witty dialogue. An actress and local talent headline the cast as the show runs nightly through July 24, with a lighthearted tone and comedic pranks highlighted by critics.
The ith National Jury snow, an exhibition of American art, sponsored by the Chautauqua Art Association in cooperation with Chautauqua Institution, is on display at Wythe avenue gallery. Harris K Prior, director of the American Federation of Arts and now Memorial Art Gallery director at the University of Rochester, selected the paintings for the show.
The State Police rodeo will stage in Erie on Friday August tenth with two shows at 2 PM and 8 PM Admission is free In case of rain the event moves to Saturday A complete events list includes mounted displays Gypsy acts balloon shooting motorcycle riding rope tricks and an acrobatic finale
Seventeen Girl Scouts Troop 488 met at Wright School and traveled to the Findley Lake summer home of Morris Wickwire for an afternoon of swimming boating and a water show. Leaders included Mrs. Richard Daniels assistant Mrs. Louis Sprovers and Merle Amy committee member.
Union City residents Mr and Mrs Anderson travel to Philadelphia for American Legion and the Eight and Forty conventions this week. Their son Charles Anderton visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Victor Ginn of Ends Pleasant Attes. Other locals visit family and travel for vacations in Hawaii, California, and Annapolis, including Rex Paulson of Detroit visiting daughter and son-in-law and several extended relatives.
Jimi Bay Club will lead the family night program at Abbe Reformed Church this Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Claud Lictus hosted a picnic in honor of Mr and Mrs Clayton Himter. Attendees included multiple Lictus family members and friends, plus local visitors from Ripley Syracuse Ontario and Portland Tennessee. Rev Elmer Armes was admitted to Hamot Hospital in Erie as a medical patient. Several households shared social outings at Lawrence Park and with relatives in Clarion and Walter Reed Hospital pending training.
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg warned that a strike by missile plant workers could push him to seek anti strike legislation from Congress. He urged a peaceful settlement in the dispute between missile manufacturers and unions the United Auto Workers and the Machinists threatening a July 23 strike, affecting about 125,000 workers.
Last evening at Mrs. George McMahon’s West Washington home Beb Ma-Dems awarded prizes to Mrs. Wilbur Whitehead and Mrs. I qobe Walsh. Guests traveled to Findley Lake for luncheon and cards, while gatherings in Spring Creek and Canadohta Lake featured entertainments and delegate selections for future events.
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