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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
5
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The Springfield era wedding at Spring Creek Congregational Church joined Miss Sue Ann Mitls paw and Paul David Kiufferlin in a 2 o'clock double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Oassis Armitage. Guests from Conneaut Ohio Jamestown New York Erie Warren Edinboro Grand Valley and Corry attended. couple to reside in Spring Creek where groom farms and both are connected to local institutions.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held meetings at homes on Liberty Street and East Frederick street with 16 to 18 members attending. They discussed a nursery toy and children's books shower for the church nursery to occur at the next WSCS gathering, with circles appointing devotion and sunshine chairs and hosting duties for upcoming events.
Corry Grange No. 55 met in the Grange Hall with John Decker in charge. Candidates for the first and second degrees will go to Columbus on June 5. Pomona Grange meets June 11 at IOOF Hall in Fairview. The next regular Grange session will be a visitation on June 15. Mrs. Marjorie Brown received the mystery package and refreshments were served by Mrs. Mabel Akam. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Peck of Phillipsville Grange attended with 26 members present.
A birthday party for 3 year old Miss Marsha McCaslin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCaslin, was hosted at their Northwest Street home. Sixteen children attended with games and prizes won by Ricky Nichols and Scott McCaslin. Balloons and favors were given, followed by decorated birthday cake, Jello salad, and Kool Aid served by Mrs. McCaslin and Miss Carol McCastin.
Town officials voted to reduce salaries from ten dollars a month to one dollar a year, a move expected to save about $596 annually and streamline municipal expenses.
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held a year end dinner in the hospital nurses dining room. Reports from committees highlighted fundraising totals of 205 dollars from vanishing parties and 224.10 dollars from the Tag Day sale. Guest J F Huff of Jamestown attended. Meetings resume in September with a tureen dinner led by Alexander and Malek, nursery duties assigned, and a July picnic planned at Mead Park on July 7 at 7:30 p.m.
The Clymer Cub Scouts held a Circus Day themed May meeting at the American Legion building on May 29. Gilbert Vander Schaaff served as ringmaster, introducing den members and conducting a Wobbs ceremony for several scouts. Awards were presented to Bear badge recipients and arrow points, with plans discussed for a Cubs and parents picnic.
Kiwanis members met last evening at the Hotel Corty with Rev William Seitz Jr presiding. They announced the annual International Kiwanis Golf Tournament will be held August 17. John Ross bacher named to lead the focal team. A broom sale was approved with Robert Bracken in charge. Lynn Ries led singing with Mrs Rive at the piano.
Miss Lucile Murray hosted the annual spring piano recitals at the Mott street studio last week. Attendees saw performances by Tudith Milspin Deanna Dun don Anne Fenstermacher Carol Auer Bonnie Bennett Patricia Dahl Taree Dodd Mary Castor Connie Dahl Conte Lee Mes singer with duets by Anne Fenstermacher and Mary Castor Taree Dodd Connie Dahl Christine Sample and Miss Murray Barbara Muckinhaupt and Mrs Richard Muckinhaupt also performed. After the recitals Miss Murray served light refreshments to guests.
Mrs. Dity Dayal, a missionary from the United Church of Northern India, will speak at the Presbyterian Women's Association meeting tomorrow evening at 8. Devotions will be led by Mrs. John Kennedy, with a vocal solo by Mrs. Harold Mishler of Erie accompanied by Mrs. Florence Flowers. An important business session will follow. all members are asked to attend.
A vintage note extols cooking fish over an open fire for best flavor. It covers trout, walleyes, bass, northern pike, crappies, bluegills, and perch. Steps include skewering, slow turning, charcoal piled at the grill back, and a front drip pan. Cook 10 to 15 minutes, baste with melted butter, then season with salt and pepper.
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