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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1974
Page
5
The Brumagin children announce an open house and reception for Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brumagin on their 25th wedding anniversary. On Sunday June 23 from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm at the Bernard Brumagin home on Doolittle Road in Lowville.
Plans declare an open wedding tomorrow at 2 PM in Fairview Church Buells Corners. Reception follows at Rome Township Hall one mile from the Buells Corners store. Invited are friends, relatives, and neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Robert Williams of Hare Creek Road R D 4 Corry hosted the Ambassador Class of the Evangelical United Methodist Church on Thursday. President Mrs Alfred Swackhamer led the business session planning a national educational support project via sponsorship. July session to discuss details. Devotions by Alfred Swackhamer. Russell White won the evening game. Seventeen members attended with salad refreshments.
Members and guests of the Women’s Association of the Corry Country Club enjoyed a luncheon and bridge session yesterday with Mrs. Gordon Holthouse of Clymer and Mrs. R C Anderson as hostesses. Awards were won by Mrs Horton Davis, Mrs Vellah Bracken and Mrs Lloyd Stowe. A luncheon bridge is planned for June 27 with Mrs Raymond Sandburg and Mrs Nellie Dunlap as hostesses.
Twenty one people attended the 47th annual Harbor Half School reunion and picnic in the school building. Rev. John Clark gave blessing, Harvey Davis read, Mrs. Agnes Johnson read poems and led songs. Harvey Davis of Corry elected president. Elton Stearns and Florence Colegrove kept posts as vice president and secretary-treasurer. A mailing list for next year will be prepared. attendees urged to bring former members. Guests Cordell Brooks of Painted Post traveled far. Household tip offered on turning brown sugar into syrup. Holmes quote shared.
Corry Bridge Association hosted a five table Howell evening at the Corry Motor Inn. Average score was 54. Winners included Mrs T H Treat and Robert Larsen of Jamestown scoring 62. The Bartholmes of Union City posted 61, Arthur Hansen and partner 60,4 percent, and E S Thompson pair 56 percent. All local players are invited to next Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Corry Motor Inn.
The Secret Sisters Club held its June meeting at the home of Mrs. Paul McDonald in Corry. Attendees included Mrs. Roy Palmer, Mrs. Arthur Carlsyn, Mrs. Samuel Schroter, Mrs. Alice Mackey, Mrs. John Schroter, Mrs. Thomas Brady and Mrs. Arthur Bolan. Awards went to Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Schroter. gifts were exchanged for birthdays and anniversaries. Unavailable members were Mrs. Troy Harmon and Mrs. James Palmer. The next gathering will be at Mrs. James Palmer’s home.
Two seasoned contestants, Karen Lynn Kuhn of Lewistown and Betsy Joy Bomberger of Philadelphia, claimed first night honors in preliminary talent and swimsuit rounds at Hershey. Kuhn won the talent judging with a ballet to Promises Promises, Bomberger won the swimsuit event, and both finished as second runner-ups in prior Miss Pennsylvania contests.
Linda Beck-Daniel Mather will wed Daniel Mark Mather on August 3, 1974 at 1 30 p.m. at the Evangelical United Methodist Church. Bride is Miss Linda Lee Beck of Bear Lake, groom is Daniel Mark Mather of Corry. Both families announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage with a Sunday luncheon and interlocking heart cake display.
Aderbal Fernandes Lima from Farroupilha, Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil, will study in Corry as an AFS exchange student for 1974-1975. Host family is Mr and Mrs Robert Joy and children Bob Jr and Rande. Welcoming party chaired by Mrs Jack Stahl with AFL members organizing.
Edwardsville highlights several novations for the Mississippi River Festival. A film classics series debuts Monday evenings, a $10 minibook of coupons is offered, season tickets for students cover Saturday St. Louis Symphony concerts, and free parking will be available on Southern Illinois University lots.
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