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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1961
Page
5
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Laura Lee Troyer and Thuy M. Martin wed in a candlelight ceremony at Beaverdam Mennonite Church attended by family and friends. The bride, daughter of Dan Troyer of Union City, wore a white tulle gown. the groom is son of David Mastin of New Holland, Pa. The reception followed at the church parlors. the couple plans to reside in Union City, with a New York state honeymoon.
Mrs Jerry Lewis was honored at a postnuptial shower hosted at the home of Miss Lucy Pie Chrillo in West Columbus Avenue. Hostesses included Miss Neilia Oller Miss Christine HiaJee wind and Miss Piechrilto. Entertainment featured prizes awarded to Miss Louise Grinder Miss Sandra Blakestee and Miss Charlene Sprover.
Brownie Troop No 46 gathered at William Peiffer Camp near West Spring Creek for an all day event attended by twenty girls. The ceremony led by Mrs. William Seitz Jr featured Marla McClintock and Judy Simple as flag bearers. Several Brownies received fy up pins including Christine Gentile Christine Sproveri Mary Ann Summerville Claudia Seitz Jane Galbreath Twaun Peiffer Becky Bularc Judy Downs Marcia Hanks Cheryl Robbins and Linda Trisket. Leaders and volunteers assisting with refreshments were Mrs William Peiffer and Mrs Lows Sproveri. Future troop leaders are sought and interested persons are asked to contact Mrs Seitz.
Miss Mary Kirch of Listy Jaggs on June 17th will wed Listy Jaggs after a personal bridal shower hosted by Miss Mary Rubay of South Center Street. Guests included Mrs Elwin Kirch Miss Joan Marlett Miss Jo Ann Kirch Mrs Joan Willis and Miss Charlotte Ball of Cleveland Ohio. Door prize went to Miss Kirch decorations in lavender green and white featured party foods and gifts for the bride to be.
A cook for Bogdan Lewandowski, Poland's permanent representative to the United Nations, has defected and sought political asylum in the United States. The event was accompanied by refreshments including decorated cake, sandwiches, ice cream, nuts, mints and soft drinks served by hostesses.
St Edward's PTA heard Rev Cyril Cooper speak on problems from the past year and seek cooperation for the new year. Samuel Baress presided as officers announced July committee plans. June hosts served pie and coffee with a large volunteer roster listed for August projects.
Mrs Zena Arnold hosted The Readers and five guests for a 12 30 luncheon in the Rt Elmo at Chautauqua Assembly grounds Monday afternoon Mrs Ira Miller president led a brief business session Several poems were read followed by visiting Plans were made for a picnic on June 26 with the race to be announced later
The W C Maynard family gathered for the 16th annual reunion at Nichols Lodge Mead Park on Sunday with 79 attendees. Officers elected for the coming year were Rudolph Gibbons president Marvin McCray vice president Patricia Ladd secretary and Mrs Rudolph Gibbons treasurer. Members traveled from Cuyahoga Falls Ohio Erie Sherman Wattsburg Elgin and Corry.
Linda Rae Reynolds became the bride of George L Rose of Spartansburg in an afternoon ceremony at Spartansburg Methodist Church officiated by Rev Charles Palmer. Attendants included Betsy Reynolds and Mary Mick. ushers were Floyd and Richard Huse. The couple plans a honeymoon trip then home at Spartansburg.
Miss Kieklak was feted by Mictynes Steel Co colleagues at a farewell dinner at Parry's Tin on Tuesday evening. She received corsage and personal gifts. attendees included Florine Pier Nai Piet Millur and several relatives and coworkers.
Mrs Hammerlee chairs the Mary Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church. The group set plans for a June picnic at Mrs Whaley’s home and to assemble candy and cookies for the church.
In Rochester, the Buffalo District superintendent of the Methodist Genesee Conference called for church action to abate deterioration in downtown areas. The Rev. Dean Richardson said the modern city lacks cohesion and urged delegates to work toward stronger civic unity.
The article notes Maoist China diverging from the Vienna ceasefire mood after Khrushchev and Kennedy met. It cites official Chinese media voicing opposition, accusing pro West Lao leaders of stalling and labeling the Geneva Laos talks as a U S pretext, amid ongoing regional tensions.
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