Birdie Tells Us of Friends and Travel News
Birdie reports George Glenn Davis flies to Victorville California after his brother Ralph W. Davis dies. Rev. Gilliland family and Bergman clan relocate and visit relatives. Melvin Schramling returns from New York stint. Beckwith family visits in Oakley. S/Sgt Robert Stiles and family visit from Newport News. Paul Christiansen’s Choral School trip to Thiel College. Verdi opera by Chautauqua Opera Association at Norton Hall with a matinee tomorrow. Quote: A mother is not a 4 person to lean on.
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George Glenn Davis
R. D
Victorville
Calif
Ralph W. Davis
Walter Gilliland
Debbie
Marilyn
Concord Street
Perry
Iowa
Rogers
Lynn Bergman
Williston
M. Y
Warren
Bergman
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pennsylvania Avenue
Reading
G.T. Bergman
West Irving Street
Salem Church
New York City
Katherine
Melvin Schramling
East Congress Street
Gregory
Michael Beckwith
Russell Beckwith
Allen Park
Mich
Hame
LeRoy Stiles
Columbus
Sgt_ Stiles
United States Air Force
Virginia
John Rossbacher
Sraymond Avenue
Paul Christiansen
Thiel College
Greenville
Nancy
Lynn
Becky
Scranton
Willard Fray
Chautauqua Opera Association
Monnday
Norton Hall
Chautauqua
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Oil mogul dies in Mount Lebanon at 83
John M. Holliday long associated with Benedum interests dies at his Mount Lebanon home aged 83 after a career spanning more than five decades in the oil industry.
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Pittsburgh
John M. Holliday
Mount Lebanon
Chautauqua Writer's Workshop runs through July 24th
The 18th season of the Chautauqua Writer's Workshop continues to July 24 offering courses in fiction nonfiction and poetry. Dr. Stanley Koehler leads the poetry section while Dr. Martin Light handles nonfiction and Dr. Margaret Widdemer directs fiction with a year marked by conferences and readings. Special courses include playwriting seminar for teachers and creative writing for youth with college credit possible through Syracuse University. Auditors may join class discussions without submitting work. For details contact the summer school office at Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley, Koehler
Ind
University of Massachusetts
The
Massachusetts Review
Martin Light
Purdue University
Margaret Widdemer
Syracuse University
Chautauqua
Women Relief Corps Elects Officers After All Day Session
Twenty one members of the Women’s Relief Corps met at the Corry Grange Hall for an all day session. A tureen dinner was served at noon. Transfers, awards, and department officers were announced including Mrs. Gentilman, Mrs. Robbins, and Mrs. Long. Next meeting set for August 6 at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Loretta Belden
Bertha Darwin
Mabel Brown
Mac’ Hall
Wesley Willis
Horace
Mina) Hankin
Wattsburg
Erie Corps
Pittsburgh
Joseph Gentilman
Manley Robbins Sr
Velma Long
Home Board
Jenkie Akam
Robbins
Grange Hall
Moose Women Plan Annual Picnic in Mead Park
The July Moose Women of the Moose meeting announced the annual picnic for July 28 from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Nichols Lodge Mead Park. Picnic chair is Mrs Jessie Mason with cochairman Mrs Nellie Kirch and committee members Mrs William Pring and Mrs Gerald Pless. The WOTM will furnish the meat and coworkers are asked to bring a tireen and table service. Transportation will be furnished from the Moose Lodge.
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Robert Reed
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
WOTM
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Jessie Mason
Nellie Kirch
William Pring
Gerald Pless
Peashieen McCoy and James Ireland Exchange Vows in Erie
Peashieen McCoy daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McCoy of Erie and James G Ireland son of Mr and Mrs Merlyn Ireland of Niobe New York were married Saturday at St Patrick Church in Erie Rev Joseph Petulla officiated The couple held a reception at the Beachcomber from 1 to 4 p m Miss Patricia Zoswig was maid of honor Attendants included Frances Cassand Carlotta Kasaback Ginger Smith Luann McCoy Charles McCoy Jr Best man was James Ireland Kimberly Barbarini and Kevin McCoy were flower girl and bearer The bride wore a cap sleeve cotton corded sheath with lace border veil and carried eucharis lilies Stephanos and ivy She is a nurse in Hamot Hospital His apprenticeship at General Electric Erie continues After a motor trip to Cape Cod they will reside in Erie Purchases for transportation inquiries may contact local residents Last night’s attendance award went to Mrs Merle Brown and the special award to Mrs Harold Schaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauueen McuLy
Charles McCoy
Erie
James G. Ireland
Merlyn Ireland
Niobe
N. Y
St. Patrick's Church
Joseph Petulla
Patricia Zoswig
Frances Cassand
Carlotta Kasaback
Ginger Smith
Luann McCoy
Charles McCoy Jr
Kimberly Barbarini
Kevin McCoy
Tiny
Ireland
Academy High School
St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing
Hamot Hospital
Panama High School
General Electric Company
Cape Cod
New Frankfort Baby Born to Hurlbert Family
A daughter was born yesterday in Frankfort Germany to Mr and Mrs James Hurlbert. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lewis Hurlbert of 222 East Smith Street. Maternal grandparents are Mrs Stanley Sammis and the former Judith Winne, formerly of Corry and New Haven Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Germany
James Hurlbert
Lewis Hurlbert
East Smith Street
Corry
Stanley Sammis
New Haye, Conn
Hurlbert
Judith Winne
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Ottaway In Franklin Street Gala
Mrs. James Burkhart hosted a stork shower for Mrs. Roger Ottaway formerly Judith Meerdink at 201 Franklin Street last evening with cohostess Mrs. Leon Cole. Games awarded prizes to Mrs. Charles Dodd and Mrs. Terry Williams. other gifts and favors highlighted pink and blue baby motifs.
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James Burkhart
Franklin Street
Roger Ottaway
Judith Meerdink
Leon Cole
Charles Dodd
Terry Williams
Don Kauer
Salina
Kan
Robert Miller
Howard Legters
Harold Legters
Clymet
Mrs. Ottaway
Rev Hunsberger to Attend Church Meet at Reading
Rev Hunsberger will attend a church meeting at Reading representing the Sheial Action Committee at a quadrennial convention at Albright College Steading Pa from tomorrow through July 23. Rev Glenn Reed of Salamanca NY will be guest speaker at the morning service at 11 00 and the Johnson Sisters Trio of Clearfield Pa will present a musical program at 7 p.m. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avan G. Hmnsdligeey Peice
Inted Brethren
Sheial Action Committee
Albright College
Steading
Glenn 0. Reed
Salamanca
N.Y
Torning
Johnson Sisters
Clearfield
WSWS Sponsors Booth At State Hospital Event
The Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church sponsored a booth at the State Hospital carnival in North Warren. The event drew over 1,500 patients with more than 800 gifts from WSWS members including handmade bags and various items. Corry attendees included Mrs. Robert Jams and eight other local members.
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Drew Ccols
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
State Hospital
North Warren
WSWS
Corry
Robert Jams
John Carrier
Harold Lloyd
Lyle Chase
Henry Kennedy
Glenn G. Davis
G. T. Bergman
Lynn Campbell
4-H Cooking Club Hosts Mothers in Columbus Barbecue
Members of the 4-H Cooking Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Harold Curtis home in Columbus for a barbecue honoring their mothers. Mary Annette Kuzma prepared a special dish beans with mustard sauce while Belly Jo Cologne led the BEAUTIFY COLOGNE pledge.
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Bine Hibbon Cooking Club
Harold Curtis
Columbus
Leslertis
Mary Annette Kuzma
Cologne
Belly Jo
Germany
Col Curtis
Jogne
Rhine
Julie Sekerak
Joan Sekerak
My Favorite Recipe by Mrs Jessie Maso
A reader shares a mixed dish idea using lime gelatin cheese salad dressing horseradish cucumber and shredded onions. The recipe outlines dissolving gelatin adding cheese and dressing chilling folding in onion cucumber lemon juice and a choice of chicken tuna or salmon chunks with hard boiled eggs. Serves four and can be doubled for a larger mold.
Pattern offer for Marian Martin sewing designs
Sewing promotion from Corry Evening Journal Pattern Dept offering Twin Tops pants and shorts in dotted Swiss and organdy fabrics. Includes sizing Miss 9 to 17, fabric yardage estimates, 35 cents per pattern plus 50 cents for mail handling, with free pattern catalog featuring 250 designs.
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Marian Martin
Corry Evening Journal Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Springsummer
Country Club Luncheon and Bridge Event Highlights
The Corry Country Club hosted a Ladies Day luncheon yesterday attended by 22 members and guests. Following the meal, bridge games continued with awards announced to participants.
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Country Club
Corry Country Club
Dinner Party Fetes Marion Ross At Curry Cautey Club
A dinner party and social shower honored Marion Ross last evening at the Curry Cautey Club. Guests included nineteen couplets, Olives Al Raymond Division of Assochized Spring Corporation, and Miss Ross received a corsage of rainbow pompons. Special prizes were awarded during the post dinner social period. Mrs. Marty Lamond and Mrs. Anthony Auinrold won the drawings.
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Curry Cautey Club
Hans Manon Hoss
Nest Rminpith
Coyeorkter's
Hom the Olives al Raymond Division
Assochized Spring Corporation
Miss Ross
Marty Lamond
Anthony Auinrold
Clarence Savko
Violet Wilson
Attendants for Joyce Raupach Wedding Named
Joyce Raupach will wed Ernest Vanssens on August Jesses Eve ning. Attendants include Misses Agnes Sutton Diane Sawyer Susan Raupach and others. East Main Street gathering featured games prizes gifts and a shower cake. Hostesses for next session listed.
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Dfigal Allepaants
Muss Toyce-Ratpach
Ernest Vanssens
Jesses
Agnes Sutton
Diane Sawyer
Susan Raupach
Rcolors
Lucy Piccirille
Connie Niehuls
Gloria Hopkins
Connie van Kkeuren
Veronica Motuz
Susan Weston
Linda Tressler
Deanna Dundon
Janice Ward
Donna Silvis
Sondra Varassa
Charles Weeks
Robert Raupach
Miss America 1963 Winner Weds Secretly in Parkersburg
Jacquelyn Mayer of Sandy is married to John Townsend in a quiet May ceremony at Parkersburg Presbyterian Church. The bride plans a large July 28 reception. Townsend works at Meats Race Track in Washington PA and will finish law school next fall. Mayer intends to continue her studies for a BA in speech and television with two years remaining on her Miss America scholarship.
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Ohio
Jacquelyn Mayer
Sandy
Jack Mayer
Julie Albert Townsend
Bridgeville
Parkersburg
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
John
William M
Fams
Me Furst Congregational Church
Meatins Race Track
Washington
del Miller
University of Pittsburg
Cleaning With Gasoline Causes Church Fire
Fire swept the First Methodist Church of Knoxville Pennsylvania ignited by gasoline. Rev James L Williams escaped injury. Arland Cooper, church board chairman, said Williams arrived from Shamokin two weeks earlier to run office machines when the blaze started in an adjoining room. Seven Tioga County fire departments fought the blaze for hours, causing about 100000 in damage.
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Wnoxville
First Methodist Church
Knoxville
Arland Cooper
Chirch
James L. Willams
Tioga County
Shamokin
Me Williams
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