Local social notes span travels, arts, and anniversaries
Gloria Watrous of Columbus, a South Side School teacher, departs with six colleagues for a European tour from London to Switzerland and France. Charlea Clark Jr. earns Bryant and Stratton's dean list honor while working at Lincoln National Bank in Buffalo. Visitors from Alamogordo, N.M. join relatives in Corry before returning home. The Plowright Playhouse stages Oh Dad Poor Dad Mama's Hung You in The Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad. Corry federation painters attend sessions in Oil City with members from Titusville and Warren, detailing dues and a summer picnic. The Women of the Moose plan ceremonies at the Moose Lodge and a farewell for Rev. and Mrs. Hewitt at Spartansburg United Methodist Church. A newborn Cheryl Ann Aquilino is welcomed. Dr. Aquilino serves as a flight surgeon at Lockbourne AFB. Community groups discuss pasta tips, Lincoln quotes, and a golden wedding anniversary observance in Blackville, NY, hosted by the Davis family, featuring 31 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Installation of Moose and college regents officers is set for late June, with local collegians urged to attend in caps and gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Church
Blackville
N.Y
Harold A. Davis Sr
A.D. 2
Ashville
Davis
Izola McEntarfer
Clifford A. McEntarfer
Adelbert McEntarfer
Union City
Calvin Davis
Bradenton
Fla
Duane Butts
Norman Butts
Earl Bliss
Sarasota
Harold Davis Jr
Edward Erskin
Corry College of Regents
Warren
Nellie Kirch
Karl Brooks
Kirch
Local Minister's Sons Ordained in Methodist Conference
Rev. Charles L. Gilliland, son of Rev and Mrs Walter W Gilliland, was ordained elder by the Western Pennsylvania United Methodist Conference at Grove City College along with 35 other elders. He and his wife will move to Phoenix to serve as youth minister at Central United Methodist Church. David M. Gilliland, the third son, was ordained deacon and is a seminary student and associate minister in Lexington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Gilliland
Walter W. Gilliland
First United Methodist Church
Western Pennsylvania United Methodist Conference
Grove City College
Corry
Phoenix
Ariz
Central United Methodist Church
David M. Gilliland
Deer hoofprints found at shop amid strange incident
AP reports two deer wandered into a Leder shop Sunday leaving hoofprints on the carpet. Police were called several times before the owner, George Anthony, was believed that it was not a prank. The incident drew attention as hoof marks indicated the animals entered the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee (Ap
Lea8er
Aga
George Anthony
Miss Bartholme Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Margaret Bartholme hosted a surprise birthday party Sunday for Miss Neylon Schreckengost at their West Smith Street home. Out of town guests included Mrs. Harrison Curtis of Lubbock Texas Mrs. Thomas Roelofs of Fairfax Virginia Mr and Mrs Norman Harper of Geneva on the Lake Ohio and Mr and Mrs Ernest Schreck and daughter Sarah of Connellsville Pennsylvania. Pink and white were theme colors and Miss Schreckengost received many gifts. FEARS IRELAND RIOTS LONDON Prime Minister Edward Health s home secretary warned the threat of religious rioting in Northern Ireland this summer is the most urgent problem the new Tory government faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bartholme
Neylon Schreckengost
West Smith Street
Harrison Curtis
Lubbock
Texas
Thomas Roelofs
Fairfax
Norman Harper
Geneva
Lake
Ohio
Ernest Schreck
Sarah
Connellsvile
Eastman Roosenberg Nuptials Held at Seventh Day Adventist Church
Miss Anna Marie Eastman and John Martin Roosenberg wed in an afternoon ceremony at 2 o'clock at the Seventh Day Adventist Church on North Center Street. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eastman, wore a white satin A-line gown with chapel train and lace appliques, while bridesmaids wore Copenhage blue gowns. Officiating was Rev. Paul Cannon with music by Miss Clara Lou Nelson, Miss Laurie Lidner, and Michael Fillman. The reception served to 150 guests at the YMCA, and the couple plans a five-week honeymoon through Canada before settling in Loma Linda, California, where both will study at Loma Linda University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventist Church
North Center Street
Anna Marie Eastman
John Martin Roosenberg
Miss Eastman
Carl Howard Eastman
R.D. 1
Stewart Road
Roosenberg
Adrian Roosenberg
Berrien Springs
Mich
Paul Cannon
Andrews
Clara Lou Nelson
Laurie Lidner
Michael Fillman
Diggle
Fillman
Drucinda Leger
Marion
Ohio
Barbara Smith
Collins Center
N.Y
Eastman
YMCA
Almon Foster
Cathy Eastman
British Columbia
Loma Linda
Calif
Loma Linda University
Corry Area High School
Andrews University
Bertien Springs
Andrews Academy
Loma Linda University School of Medicine
Russell Darrow
George Heiser Jr
Open House Honors Bruce Palmer Graduation Banquet
A Sunday open house hosted by Mr and Mrs Clinton Palmer of R D 3 honored their son Bruce Palmer. Bruce a former local radio announcer and current Corry Country Club employee studies at Columbia School of Broadcasting to become a newscaster. Attendees included many relatives from Eric Jamestown Oklahoma and nearby towns plus extended Palmer family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Palmer
R.D. 3
Bruce
Corry Country Club
Columbia School of Broadcasting
Debbie Miller
Oklahoma
Florence Eller
Louis Eller
Ethel Zimmer
Eric
Ray. Butters
Jamestown
Clint Palmer
Frank Palmer
Fred Palmer
Dick Palmer
George Palmer
Republican Group Elects Officers at Biennial Meeting
The biennial gathering of Republican committee members from the city and Corry area met at Perry's Inn for a dinner. Officers elected were W.W. Waterhouse as chairman, Mrs. Roy Ladd as vice chairman, and Miss Virginia Auer as secretary. Special guests included George Clark of Union City, state committeeman, Richard Darrow, Mrs. Paul L. Blakeslee, Miss Drucinda Leger, and Miss Roberta Roosenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
City
Corry
Perry's Inn
W.W. Waterhouse
Roy Ladd
Virginia Auer
George Clark
Union City
Richard Darrow
Paul L. Blakeslee
Drucinda Leger
Roberta Roosenberg
R C Marsh Home Scene of Event Treasure Hunt
A Builder’s Class of Faith Church party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R C Marsh at their RD 3 home. The evening included a business session led by Mrs. Willian Proctor, devotions by Cecil Carbaugh, and a treasure hunt by car that produced humorous moments. Winners were Mr. and Mrs. Charles VanTassel and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis followed by a wiener roast and tureen supper. The next meeting will be at Findley Lake hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C. Marsh
Willian Proctor
Cecil Carbaugh
Charles VanTassel
Ralph Davis
Findley Lake
Robert Emory
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Barras
Harold Davis
Society Editor
Harold Davis Sr
Birdie
Misa Gloria Watrous
Columbus
Hubert Watrous
R.D. 4
Europe
Gloria
South Side
London
England
Switzerland
France
Germany
Ital
Charleam. Clark Jr
Jean Clark of
Bryant and Stratton Business Institute
Buffalo
Charles
Lincoln National Bank of Buffalo
Alamogordo
N.M
Joe Mapes
Marie
Joe
Arthur Mapes
Delaware Street
New Mexico
Plowright Playhouse
Arthur L. Kopit
China
Oil City
Corry Federation of China
Klosinaki
Theodore Amoroso
Raymond Chelton
Lyle Chase
Worth Hammond
al Marty
Mildren Lieder
Norman Swart
Relief Corps
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Mae Hall
Walter Pier
Loretta Belden
Wesley Willis
Tiwan
Joseph Gentiiman
Velma
Department
Williamsport
Luells Gates
la Uly
Mr. Kopit
Harvard College
Edward
Margaret) Erskin
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
H. Louis
Mary) Hewitt
Spartansburg United Methodist Church
James Aquilino
Cheryl Ann
Nick Aquilino
Aquilino
United States Air Force
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Good Samaritan
Red Top Pavilion
Mésd Park
Carl Swanson
Abraham Lincoln
WOTM
Miss Bartholme
Eastman- Roosenberg
John Roosenberg
Bruce Palmer
Roy Palmer
Becky
Charles Palmer
James Shayer
James Palmer
Bob Palmer
0. McCray
al McCray
L. McCray
Terry McCray
Thomas Cragg Jr
Roger Farris
Laurel Grape
Colleen Cragg
Linda Moore
Wilbur Gates
William Vanderhoof
Bill Remington
Bob Church
North Center St
Maxwell House
Republican
R. C. Marsh
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