Fox Kensinger Nuptials Told In First Methodist Church
Judith Christine Fox and Robert A Kensinger wed July 8 at First Methodist Church Columbus officiated by Rev Walter Gilliland. Attendants wore maize gowns daisies and the reception followed at the church. The couple will live in Erie where the bride works as a dental assistant and the groom is an assistant manager at a Sherwin Williams store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Walter W. Gilliland
Gerald Lloyd
Cathy Fox
Mary Jo Shira
Rebecca Beardsley
Maid of Honor
Holly Mae Taggart
Jeffery Fox
James Kensinger
Ernest Morrow
Dennis ‘Merritt
James Scully
Martha Nichols
Cynthia Taggart
Mary Sprovers
Erle
Corry
Philadelphia
Columbus
Sherwin-Wiliams
Erie
N. J. Kline
Local notes include military arrivals and community events
David O Williams and Connie Culver arrive with children Katharine Ann David Eugene and Lisa Ann to report for duty at Fort Stewart Georgia. They visit Michigan friends before moving to Georgia. Erie WCTU picnic planned at Nichols Lodge Mead Park. Chautauqua Repertory Theatre opens with Blithe Spirit in Norton Hall. Community gatherings include Corry Art Association meeting and outdoor art festival plans for August. Local notices list visitors vacations students and a horse show results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Williams
Connie Culver
Katherine Ann
David Eugene
Lisa Ann
Handrof
Munster
Fort Stewart
United States Army
Germany
United States Air Force
Connie
Marto
Georgia
Michigan
Women's Christian Temperance Union
N. J. Kline
Yomene
Erie County
WCTU
Nichols Lodge
Meads Park
T. R. Sorenson
6th Annual Armitage Family Reunion Held at Mead Park
The Armitage family held its sixth annual reunion yesterday at Mead Park with members in attendance. George Fox offered the blessing before a 1:30 p.m. dinner, and a business session elected George Fox as president, Harold Armitage as vice president, and Eleanor Oesch as secretary and treasurer. The next reunion is planned for the same location on the second Sunday in July 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluate
Sorenson Family Reunion At Mead Glen Cabin
The Sorenson annual reunion gathered 50 members and one guest, Olive Naguette of Guys Mills, at Mead Glen Cabin in Mead Park on Saturday evening. Officers elected include Roger Grape vice president, Thomas Hall secretary, Adrian Sorenson treasurer, with Naguette named table committee chair for next year. One death noted, Gladya Shaffer, plus three marriages and eight births reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Sorenson
Robert Naguette
T. R. Sorenson
Gladya Shaffer
Sam Sor
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Holds All Day Meeting at Center
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid gathered for an all day session at the Community Center with Mrs. G. Glenn Davis presiding and devotion led by Mrs. Roger Follett. A tureen dinner served to five members and six guests included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Foshag of Monroe, Michigan. The group decided to donate an old organ to the Corry Area Museum at Mead Park and spent the afternoon tying a quilt pieced by Minnie Joy, a patient at Corry Memorial Hospital. The next meeting is set for August 9 at the Community Center with officer elections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter 11 Ladies Aid
Herbert C. Foshag
Monroe, Mich
Carl Lindberg
G. Glenn Davis
Roger Follett
Corry Area
Mead Park
Minnie Joy
Corry Memorial Hospital
Reunion Guests Gather From Several States
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Block and Emily of Pittsburgh and Mrs C A Geeding of Brooksville Florida plus couples from Guys Mills Cheboygan Eau Gallie Waterford and Clymer. The next reunion is set for July 21 at 2 p.m. at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Local Farewell Event Honors Two Couples
A reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Warren Titus and Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy followed a 11 a.m. service at the First Presbyterian Church. The couples plan August departures to Costa Mesa California and Fairview Pennsylvania as elders in the church and Women's Association members begin new chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Helen) Titus
John
Patricia
First Presbyterian Church
Titus
Costa Mesa
Calif
Kennedy
Fairview
Mr. Titus
Women's Association
Hints from Heloise and Practical Household Tips
Readers share simple hacks for sewing heavy jeans hems by clipping around seams, roll out hamburger meat in waxed paper for even patties, use cardboard packaging as recipe cards, and make a no gas sign when stranded. Heloise notes she cannot answer all questions due to mail volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Heloist
M. J. McFarlane
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Judith ‘Christine Fox
Albert E. Fox
Main Street
Robert A. Kensinger
Louis Morrow
Euclid Street
Pensacola
Fla
John W. Reeves Jr
Reeves
Los Angeles
Society
Robert Ki
D'Arcy Studio
Sociaty Editor
Birdie
William Paterson
Noel Coward
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Norton Hall
Father
Robert
Barbara) Davis
Karen
Susan
Kingston, N.Y
City
Bob
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Barb
Frank Toth
Franklin Street
Corry Art Association
Albert
Ann) Young
Eayle's
Earle Hasbrouck
525
Liberty Street
Mis
Allan Hasbrouck
Gene Hasbrouck
Harold Hasbrouck
Carl Swanson
Roland Hasbrouck
David Migliaccio
St. Vincent's Hospital
Leonard Migliaccio
Pleasant Street
Spencer Ladies Aid
Robert Clark Sr
R. D
Clark
Russell
Marilyn) Mitchell
Sharon and
Dale
Spartansburg
French Lick
Ind
Mitchell
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Buffalo
French Lick Sheridan Hotel
William John
East Irving Street
Alexandria
Frederick Grantham
Mark
Western Saddle Club
Susan Windahl
Shatana King
Barbara Gan
Carter Hill
Bartlett
Me Ag
Page Onephia Suburban Transportation Co
Trailways
Greyhound Bus Companies
Washington
New York
Pennsy
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
30Th Street
Altoona
Conway
Hollidaysburg
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
IAM
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Erie - Lackawanna Railroad
East Stroudsburg
Binghamton
N. Y
John Kennedy
Christopher
Warren ‘Titus
Johnste
Corry Savings & Loan Assn
North Center Street
Corry, Penn’a
Laura Burris
Laura
Heloine
Minerva
Heldish
Mother
Nancy A. Simons
Eva Evans
W. B. Liberge
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