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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
5
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Social columns recount the Nuptial Mass at St Thomas the Apostle Church for Vivian Lewis and Russell C Beckwith, officiated by Rev Francia Graves. Details include the bride's lace gown, Chantilly lace cap veil, imperial bustle, and pearl embroidery, with attendants, program music, reception, and guests from Rutherford Oneida and Geneva among others.
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Jewell of R D 2 Pittsfield. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Thomas Sadowski of R D 1 Columbus. A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Grawford of 40 West Bond Street, Corry Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Charles W Torrey of R D J Corry Concord Corners celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on June 30. Married in Jamestown on June 30 1907 they have three children Leora Stover Clifton Torrey and Vernal Torrey nine grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren Open house at their home next Sunday from 2 to 5 p m all friends and neighbors invited
The Warren County Active Volunteer Fire Association will hold its annual picnic Sunday July 7 at 1 30 p m at Island Park Youngsville. Members should bring tureen table service and sandwiches. Departments will supply various refreshments. A program with a band directed by Paul McKay of Spring Creek will be featured. Anyone wishing to attend should contact the local secretary by July 1.
The monthly meeting of the pcst PBX Club was held recently with thirteen members on a trip to Jamestown. They toured the Jamestown Telephone Corp led by William Kelly and afterward dined at Sherman on the Bay before returning to Corry.
Mrs Norman G Tarbell and Mrs Betty L Pratt returned from the 37th Annual Convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel in Philadelphia. Gov Leader endorsed the Equal Pay Rights Bill and praised the federation. Pratt served as delegate and Tarbell was elected regional alternate and named to credentials committee.
A large audience gathered yesterday for the Women of the Moose installation service with Moose governor Merle Brown as speaker. Attendees came from Alaska, Maine, Union City, Clymer, Erie, and Titusville. Installing officers included Jessie Mason and Donald Gates. New officers for the year feature Clarence Kirch as junior graduate regent and Rosemary Malek as chaplain. Committee chairs and numerous officers were announced. The next meeting is set for July 2 at 8 p.m.
Archie Titch of R. D. 3 hosted a birthday gathering for her husband Archie on Saturday evening with about 30 friends and relatives. Guests enjoyed a wiener roast after visiting, followed by salad ice cream cake Kool-Aid and coffee.
A couple, Raymond and Jaggi, wed at Columbus Community Church officiated by Rev. Bradley Lines. The bride Norma Betty Jaggs wore ice blue taffeta, joined by bridesmaid sister in pale blue. reception served 250 guests from nearby towns. The couple, honeymooning in the Midwest, reside on RD 2 after graduating from local schools and working at Raymond Mfg. Co.
Harvey Bowles memorial service held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home with Dr. Elmer A. Ortner officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were nephews Jack Keppel Warren McChesney Laurie Keppel Clarence Rhinehart John Street and Howard Ross. Attendees included Bowles family and friends from Pitts, Falconer, Collins, Gowanda, Tidioute, Westfield and Titusville.
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