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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1975
Page
3
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Alabama visitors Judy Clark and Christie Messinger stay with Judy's parents in Columbus and plan to join in a vacation until August 7. Relatives Orrin Messinger, Marie Sekerak and others travel from Union Springs and Corry for Italian visits, weddings, and Europe trip. Chautauqua features harpsichord recital, bicentennial choral service, and events led by Rev. James Proudfoot. A documentary on Kennedy assassination is shown July 21. Ladies Auxiliary plans picnics, breakfasts, bake sales, and parades for the Northwestern Firemen convention. Golden Age Club meets at YMCA with cookie snacks. Art show Sunday in the park showcases local artists with cash prizes.
A bridal shower honoring Sharon McQueeney bride elect of Terry Crandall was hosted by Mrs. Evelyn Crandall with Miss Sally Brown and Mrs. Bernice Brown. Twenty two guests enjoyed games and refreshments and prizes were awarded to Doris Lindholm Peggy Klug Margaret Mitchell and Marilyn McQueeney. The couple will wed August 16 at Union City United Methodist Church with a brunch and cake decorating demo to follow.
Susan Ann Stowe and Philip George Gibbs wed in an early afternoon ceremony at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Harrisburg. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Nancy J. Stowe and James A. Stowe, hails from Harrisburg, with Corry roots. the groom, son of Rev Floyd Gibbs, missionaries in the Philippines, is affiliated with Nyack College. Officiants were Rev Vernon D. Evans and Rev Floyd Gibbs. The ceremony featured organist Jerry Myers and soloist Thomas Wrangham, with a lace bodice gown and cascading yellow rose bouquet. reception planned at Rev and Mrs. Corby’s home before the couple moves to Nyack College for their honeymoon and future residence.
A son, Jason Duane, born at St. Vincent Health Center in Erie to Mr and Mrs Duane Fralick of Corry. Grandparents Mrs and Mr Robert Roden and Mr and Mrs Gordon Fralick. A son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Gordon Perkins of Union City. Debie Roden and Susan DeGerlando are related. BEGIN 30TH SEASON KATONAH NY AP Caramoor Festival opens with Miriam Freed in Venice Theater on June 28. Waverly Consort returns for third season with Elizabethan music Sing We and Chant It on June 29. Second week opens with Cavalli’s L Orlando conducted by Julius Rude and staged by Frank Corsaro. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There.
An evening of ballet opens at 8 30 in the Chautauqua amphitheater as Jacques d Amboise and Karin von Aroldingen of the New York Ballet perform with the Chautauqua Symphony in the season debut.
The Corry Country Club Women hosted a luncheon and bridge session on Thursday with Mrs. Lillian Powers and Mrs. Horton Davis as hostesses. Awards went to Mrs. Philip Young, Mrs. W.W. Hammond Sr., Mrs. James Cole, and Mrs. Horton Davis. An out of town guest was Mrs. Beatrice Chaffee. Next Guest Day is July 31 with Miss Louise Mount and Mrs. Philip Young hosting. An orchestra under Robert Irving performed for ballet and concert guests at Chautauqua on August 12 with Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre and New York City Ballet dancers. Tickets are 4 dollars for adults and 1.75 for youths. Also reported, Gen Francisco Franco opened the new Museum of Contemporary Art in Madrid housing more than 3,000 works.
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