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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
5
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A stream of society notices lists Mrs. Ross Greider returning to Cleveland with her son Robert and family visiting East South Street. Various residents plan visits and travels to Arlington, DeLand, Colonna, Philadelphia, and Florida, with relatives and friends noted across streets and towns, including West Coast trips and hospital visits.
Harold M. Anderson wed Miss Barbara Bottenhorn in Union City Presbyterian Church. The couple, both of Franklin area, plan to reside in Miller Park Apartments, Franklin after a wedding trip to the East Coast. The bride is a Sigel native and former home economics teacher. the groom works for Mick Lumber in Franklin.
Mrs Leslie Donaldson and Meg Gemid Whiley hosted the Byring Creek Ladies Aid meeting in the Spring Creek Congregational Church basement. Devotions were by Mrs Porter, with the sewing session led by Mrs Kat Ferlin. A banquet was planned, salads and dessert served by members, next meeting date to be announced. Paris widow Margaret Thompson Biddle dies aged 54 after returning home from the opera.
The Women of the Moats meeting last evening elected officers for the coming year. Senior regent Clarence Kireh, mentor regent Mrs Glavig, junior regent Henry Davis Jr, treasurer James Sheldon, recorder Dorothy Estewitine, and Equity leader Cliverton Farrington were announced. Plans include extending aprons to Warrens Jamestown and Titusville, a card party on June 30 at 8 p.m., with prizes and refreshments. The charter ceremony and installations were scheduled, with Mason past grand senior regent presiding and committees named for upcoming events.
The Nazarene Church Society held its regular meeting led by Mrs. Willis Mitnick. The session opened with congregational singing and prayers, scripture read from Matthew 6 and a focus on prayer. Prayer requests were shared and offered by several members, followed by a teaching session and a brief business meeting led by Mrs. Allen Foote.
Mrs Richard Miller, missionary to Liberia, spoke at the Community Aid meeting hosted by Mrs Wayne Hopkins. Cohostess was Mrs Robert Willams. devotions were by Mrs Willams, and refreshments included salad crackers coffee tea. Next session date to be announced.
Mr and Mrs Gustav A Eder announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Allee to Bernard L Stoddard son of Mr and Mrs Melvin P Stoddard The couple plans to marry August 10 both graduates of Cory High School and employed at local firms Mary Allee is with John Hutcher Fenstermacher Agency and Bernard L Stoddard works for Raymond Manufacturing Company.
Mrs Oscar Vance was honored at a Harbor Hall Ladies Aid baby shower yesterday in Lovelock Community Building. Fourteen members and families attended. gifts included a quilt handmade by the group, a purse of money, and various keepsakes.
Frank Parker, a 53 year old veteran of the Arthur Godfrey TV troupe, says appearing as a guest on Godfrey’s show will be wonderful but he wants to pursue his own programs after CBS contract ends. He notes CBS expects continued appearances, but plans to split time with other radio TV production work while Godfrey’s cast are told they can seek other deals and roles next season.
Members of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at the home of Regent Mrs T W Whitehead on East Pleasant Street for a luncheon and business session. Guests included Mrs Mary Sholer of Los Angeles California. Upcoming events were announced including a Triangle Chapter North East Erie County Flag Day luncheon June 14 at South Shore Inn North East and a Fort LeBoeuf Chapter card party June 27 with reservations to Mrs Whitehead by June 11 and June 20 respectively. Plans to attend the State Conference in Pittsburgh in October were noted. A picnic luncheon at Mrs Robert Ott Sr s summer home in Chadwell Lake Chaubatauah was invited. The program featured an article Our Fine by Loraine Shephard Reid followed by a discussion on proper flag display. The meeting closed with a poem Our Flag by Mabel Smith. Regular DAR sessions resume in October.
The Women's Belief Corp met at Grange Hall with Merk Hurlbert in charge. Thirty members voted to send Miss Clara Hill as district delegate to the State Convention on June 24 97 in Hazelton. Mrs Rosa Westley earned a five year bar pin for long service. attendance honors went to Mrs Nancy Farren. Next meeting set for June 21 with refreshments served.
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Black of R. D. 2. A son was born last night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Borton of Spring Creek.
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