Ship, Preren's Oath and The Mid Judy Shoir Synn's
A fragment mentions a ship and references Preren's oath and The Mid Judy Shoir synn s. No clear event or names beyond these items.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1959
Page
5
A fragment mentions a ship and references Preren's oath and The Mid Judy Shoir synn s. No clear event or names beyond these items.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a school event or ceremony with mentions of gifts, a class, a party or service, and a person named Mrs. Am. The garbled lines include phrases about a day, a tree, a neat event, and a town setting. No clear date, place, or full names are decipherable.
Ralph Wercht escorted Miss Jacqueline Weicht to the altar as she wed James Francis Kightlinger in a 10 am double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Cyril Cooper at St Thomas the Apostle Church. The bride wore a Mori Lee gown with a lace chapel train and carried a white prayer book bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Sandra Weicht and bridesmaids in pink and coral gowns. a reception followed at Prask and Verio's in Columbus for about 200 guests.
Mrs. C. Jackman celebrated with a surprise birthday party at Purpuras Inn on Roosevelt highway hosted by friends from the Raymond division of Associated-Sprine. A steak and spaghetti dinner followed at six, with guests presenting many gifts.
Mrs F C Harvey chaired Wheelock Community Aid at her R D 4 home last evening with Devotions by Mrs Kenneth Loveland. Guests played games, prizes went to Mrs Frank Harvey and Miss Helen Joy, and strawberry pie with whipped cream was served. Next session set for June 25 with Mrs John Krasa. Legion Auxiliaries Council meeting at Hotel Lawrence Erie and Millcreek continued with reports from unit leaders.
Officers training session for 4-H was held at the Youngsville Fair grounds with West Spring Creek club in attendance. Attendees included President Mary Ellen Johnson Vice President Margaret Logan Secretary Treasurer Cheryl Stoke Game Leader Connie Johnson News Reporter Philip Stoke and Local Leader Norman Smith supervised the area group. After business, a wiener roast and games were enjoyed by about 60 4-H members.
Mrs. Aaron Oberman of East Congress street entertained ten Beth Israel Sisterhood ladies yesterday with pink and white peonies decorating her home. A dessert lunch and a green and white birthday cake honored Miss Maxene Oberman. Bridge followed with Mrs. Jack Stahl and Mrs. Sadie Jackson receiving honors.
Mrs Clyde Reynolds received the attendance award at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary regular session in the Garden Room home. Ten members attended. President Mrs Roger Grape chaired. Refreshments were served by Mrs William Roehrig and Mrs Mildred Sorenson. The group plans to meet again on June 25. It was stated.
Erie County Pomona Grange met at Waterford with speakers Paull Crossman and Joseph Meagher urging constituents to contact legislators about agriculture bills. The program included juvenile Grange events, interstate exchanges for Jane Cotton and Kathy Schulz, and a display on rocks and semi precious stones by Delmar Beatty.
The Faith Fellowship of the First Baptist Church held a June meeting with 12 members present on a Wednesday evening. The session opened with a song, prayers, and business reports. a family picnic was planned for August, and a Bible study on St. John chapter five was led during the evening.
The Concord Girls 4 H Club held a meeting at assistant leader Mrs Rupert Morrison’s home. The group chose The Happy Bakers as their club name and prepared muffins and lemonade for guests Kathleen Foley and Karen Foley of Largo attended the meeting. The next gathering was set for a later date at the home of Mrs. Joseph McCray.
A daughter born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Me and Mrs Gorden Sonthwick of 425 Spring Street. Also a daughter born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Ralph Poykins Jr of Wattsburg at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Willing Lindstrom of RD 1 Avon and a daughter born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Waltice K Rieck of 04 East South Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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