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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
5
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Miss Lucy Ann Lamendola and Leon Walter Kwitowski wed at St Thomas the Apostle Church. The former is daughter of Nunzio and Lucille Lamendola. groom’s parents are Edward Kwitowski and East 12th Street family. The ceremony at 10:30 with organ pieces and two floral tributes. 12:30 luncheon at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post for about 150 guests. The newlyweds reside at 128 Snyder Circle and 128 Snyder Circle, plan a Niagara Falls honeymoon trip, with receptions and a later office employments noted for both families. Additional society items include local post-graduate trips and community notices.
Corry Management Club held its first meeting of the year at Cory Country Club with 18 members present. Dr. P. H. Augustine spoke on the topic What To Do When Life Gets Difficult as the group elected officers Charles Clarke president Walter Bertram vice president Miss M Agnes Lynch secretary Frank Anthony treasurer and Philip Sample board member for three years.
A birthday party honoring 10 year old Theresa Jean Amoroso was hosted by her mother at 102 West Charen Street. Guests played games on the patio. prizes went to Linda Burrows, Katherine Willis, and Marie Gluvna, with a door prize also awarded. Refreshments included hot dogs, relishes, marshmallows, chips, mints, cookies, ice cream, and drinks.
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Wiggers Jr of North Cl ines. A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Ernest TeWinkle of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Stroup, formerly Gladys Rose, welcomed a daughter moved to 118 Snyder Circle.
The Berean Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held its second annual banquet in the church basement with 35 members present. A ham dinner, spring flower decor, and candlelight set the scene. Charles Bugbee, Erie County probation officer, spoke on his work, followed by a group session and a business meeting. New officers were named including Ray Huffman as president and Robert Blakely as vice president. The group planned a Wiener roast at the summer camp for July 5 near Spring Creek.
Rotarians heard Jerry Uht of Erie County ACES speak at the Rotary Club dinner in the Hotel Corry. He outlined how American business and economic systems operate and the ACES training program for students, teachers, and business education. Visitors included George Hummhoff Erie, Frank Gates Covina, Maurice Kolpian Wesleyville, Charles Butters Corry, and David Parrett Evendale Ohio.
The Knox and Calvin Circles of the Presbyterian Women’s Association joined for their final meeting of the year with a tureen picnic at Mead Park. Ten members attended the dinner and meeting led by chairmen Mrs. Harvey Loveland and Mrs. Bert Anderson. Visiting was enjoyed for the remainder of the day. regular meetings resume in September.
The future groom, a Corry Area High School 1958 graduate, studied at John Carroll University and Gannon College. He works for Bulkley Dunton this summer. The Florida wedding remains unscheduled as a local committee of women, including Mrs. Hasbrouck and Mrs. Cyphert, plans a September 9 gathering. NESIRU ON VACATION New Delhi reports Nehru takes a two week vacation in northern India.
Twenty ladies of the Golden Links Class met for a noon tureen dinner at Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck’s Liberty street home. A brief business session followed the 12:30 meal and officers for the year were installed: President Mrs. Anthony Cyphert, Vice President Mrs. W. B. Stowe, Secretary Mrs. W. E. Phillips, and Treasurer Mrs. Leah Reed. The group later viewed pictures and souvenirs from a California trip brought by Mr. and Mrs. Hasbrouck.
The American Legion Auxiliary met in Teg War form Test rooms with reports from committees. They scheduled a rummage sale for June 19 and 20 at the former Leo U1 store on North Center Street. Those with articles should contact Mrs. Victor Orn. A family picnic is planned for July 8 at Mead Park at 6 PM for the next auxiliary meeting. The Tri County Council meets today at Fairview with Mrs Richard Orn and Mrs Victor Orn as local delegates. Games were played and Mrs Mik Anderson, host, served strawberry shortcake and coffee to the group.
The Golden Age Club adopted bylaws at a regular YMCA meeting with 59 members present. Plans were discussed for a sub picnic to be held at Mead Park, with the remainder of the afternoon devoted to other club business.
Elvis Presley returns to Nashville for a brief furlough ending soon. He expects to resume recording and hints at future hits while awaiting discharge. Presley plans tank training at Fort Hood after leaving Memphis, while a local committee hosts refreshments and notes a June birthday gathering.
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