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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
5
Wedding at Evangelical United Brethren Church
Miss Shirley Huff and Robert Smith exchanged marriage vows in a double ring ceremony at 8 o'clock with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. The ceremony featured carnations, nylon and lace gowns, and a reception at the bride's relatives’ home. The groom serves in the U S Air Force and will be sent to Germany. couple planned a New York state and Canada wedding trip. Local guests from Grand Valley to Youngsville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Huff
Robert Smith
Eub Church
H. Ray Harris
Burnel Huff
Gertrude Proper
Corry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Helene Harts
James Johnson
Herminn Hebner
Charles Johnson
Grand Valley
Pittsfield
Sugar Grove
Tidicute
Youngsville
Corry Group Honors Miss Matilda Kaiser
A 125 person gathering from Corry honored Miss Matilda Kaiser with a surprise birthday basket picnic at Sacred Heart Church Erle. Attendees presented a watch and corsage, plus a gift to Msgr. Reiser, and enjoyed dinner, singing, and a tour of the new rectory led by Misses Bachofner and Raymond Bachofner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Matilda Kaiser
Erie
Sacred Heart Church
Erle
Miss Kaiser
Auso
Msgr. Reiser
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Virginia Bachofner
Derna Ficcardi
Raymond Bachofner
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Judy Smith in Brie W
Miss Judy Smith of Elgin, to wed Roger Haight Friday, is honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Earl Haight and her daughter Mrs. John Dey at East Smith street. Guests include Mrs. A. B. Boag of Erie and daughters Mrs. Robert Colgrove of Portsmouth, Va, Mrs. Joseph Guth, Mrs. Edward Becker, and Mrs. A. D. Smith. Door prize to Mrs. A. D. Smith. games prize to Mrs. A. B. Boag. A pink umbrella and a bridal doll centered the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Smith
Earl Haight
John Dey
Brie
East Smith Street
Elgin
Roger Haight
A. 8. Boag
Erie
Robert Colgrove
Portsmouth
Joseph Guth
Edward Becker
A.D. Smith
Knapp Snow Nuptials Performed At Bear Lake Church
Miss Lillian Bertha Snow of Bear Lake and Roscoe Allen Knapp of Ashville were united in marriage Saturday at Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church in a double ring ceremony. Rev. Herbert Jicha officiated with 2:30 rites. The couple's families and out of town guests attended the reception for 100 in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp-Snow
Bear Lake
EUB Church
Lillian Bertha Snow
Roscoe Allen Knapp
Ashville
Herbert Jicha
Cleardon
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Edward John Snow
Harold Lindstrom
Jamestown
Roscoe T. Knapp
Lander
Burkett Smith
Evelyn Button
Frances Welshrod
Loren Radcliff
Mary E. Smith
Phyllis Rein
Karen Knapp
Thomas Knapp
Earl W. Smith
Arden Knapp
Jesse E. Brown
Lillian Gustafson
Trene Snow
Evelyn Knapp
William Snowland
Williamsville
Frank Snow
Ridgeway
Canada
Golden wedding anniversary for McGranahans celebrated
Quietly celebrating their golden wedding anniversary today are Mr. and Mrs. W. Harry McGranahan of 22 West Park Place who were married June 24, 1908 in Pittsburgh. They have lived here 15 years and have one daughter Mrs. Sarah Dale and two grandchildren Marilyn and Billy Dale of Cape Elizabeth. A family dinner will be held this evening with Mrs. Dale and her children and Miss Helen Jones of Brie present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie French
Delaware Street
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Paul French
F. E., York
West Southfleet
Lockport
Norman York
Detroit
Katherine
Joseph B. Latala
Bellwood
Victor Orn
East Pleasant Street
Donald Clark
Barbara
Carol
Conny
Claresmont
Calif
Sharon Chase
Pomona
Lloyd Meerdink
George Pransky
William C. Seitz Jr
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Chautauqua Lake
Chestnut Hill
Madeline Jolley
John Davidson
Carlton Wassink
David Mackenzie
John Xander
Richard Neyton
W. Harry McGranahan
West Park Place
Pittsburgh
Ter
Sarah Dale
Marilyn
Billy Dale
Cape Elizabeth
McGranahans
Local couple wed in a Panama ceremony with travels planned
The bride from Jamestown Panama and Clymer wore a light pink linen dress with pearl trim and a rose corsage. After a wedding trip to Gettysburg Washington DC and Delaware they will reside at Watts Flats after June 26. The bride, a Panama Central School graduate, and her husband from Warren High School both work at Marlin Rockwell in Falconer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Panama
Clymer
Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Delaware
Watts Flats
Knapp
Panama Central School
Warren High School
Marlin-Rockwell
Falconer
Kiwanis Club Sponsors Three At Corry Luncheon
A Kiwanis business luncheon was held yesterday at the Hotel Corry with vice president A A Carbone presiding. Captain Walter Crouch spoke and will soon transfer to Du Bois, and the club announced sponsorship of three projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
A. A. Carbone
Walter Crouch
DuBois
Bill Moniak Honored At Farewell Party
Mr and Mrs Emery Jordan of Lottsville hosted about 35 relatives Friday night at their home to honor Bill Moniak of Youngsville who recently signed a contract with the Boston Red Sox. The gathering enjoyed ice cream cake coffee and punch as gifts and congratulations were given. Bill left Sunday for Raleigh NC to begin training accompanied by his father who will return home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Jordan
Lottsville
Bill Moniak
Youngsville
Boston Red Sox
Bill
Raleigh
N.C
Club vacation plans and meeting schedule announced
Several members stated they planned to attend an inter club meeting at Erie this noon. Leo Hebelein will be in charge of the meeting next Monday noon.
Columbus Alumni Hold 32nd Annual Reunion
The 32nd annual Columbus Alumni reunion gathering occurred Saturday evening at the Columbus Community Church basement. About 110 alumni and guests enjoyed a ham dinner, with Beatrice Bensink delivering welcomes and congratulations to 1058 graduates. Milton I. Bonney spoke on education challenges, and officers Helen Dykes, Michael Savko, Pegay Fox, and Ald Bensink were elected. The night ended with square dancing at the Conelway School to Moonlight Ramblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Community Church
Alumini
Beatrice Bensink
Slimm
Dorothy Raymond
Corry Area High School
Milton I. Bonney
Columbus High School
Wattsburg High School
Helen Dykes
Michael Savko
Pegay Fox
Ger Ald Bensink
Conelway School
Moonlight Ramblers
Clymer Church Honors Rhodes Family With Dinner
Clymer Methodist Church WSCS and W8CG hosted a charity dinner honoring Rev. Alvin Rhodes and his family. About 150 friends joined group hymns and a duet by Mrs Richard Tugraham and Mrs Wilbur Renskers. A purse of money was presented to the Rhodes family before the event ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Rhodes
WSCS
Clymer Methodist Church
Alvin Rhodes
Richard Tugraham
Wilbur Renskers
Presbyterians State Annual Church Picnic
The First Presbyterian Church invites all members and Church School families to a basket picnic at Mead Park main pavilion tomorrow at p. m. Games will be run by the youth activities committee of the Board of Deacons. Ice cream, soft drinks and coffee provided. attendees should bring a basket lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Mead Park
Board of Deacons
Business Women Club hears Dr Harmon on hypnosis
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at IOOF Hall with Mrs Clarence Herring overseeing the supper. Dr E H Harmon spoke on hypnosis after which two women, Mrs Frank Grice Jr and Mrs James Wharton, were elected as new members. The next meeting is a picnic tureen at the Thompson cottage on Carta dohta Lake at 6:30 July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gureen
Clarence Herring
Wes
Wome's Club
IOOF
North Center Street
Charles Thompson
Frank Grice Jr
James Wharton
E. H. Harmon
Thompson Cottage
Carta~dohta Lake
State Lot School Sets Annual Reunion Date
The annual State Lot school reunion for former teachers pupils and friends will be held this Saturday June 28 on the school grounds. In case of rain the affair moves to Grange Hall at Spartansburg. Attendees are asked to bring own table service beverage and food for a plen ie dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Lot School
Grange Hall
Spartansburg
Birthday Club Hosts Barbecue at Henry Home in Columbus
Fourteen members of the Birthday Club gathered Saturday evening for a barbecue dinner at Mr and Mrs Charles W Henrys home in Columbus. The social gathering included visiting and a delicious dinner as they honored the birthdays of Mrs Fred Jensen and Mrs Claude Baccus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birthday Club
Charles W. Henry
Columbus
Fred Jensen
Claude Baccus
Coeds Move Into KC Men's Dorms
Coeds occupy the fourth floor of the men’s dormitory at the University of Kansas City campus while men live on the lower three floors. Women previously stayed in approved city homes. Dormitory door locks separate sexes and trigger alarms if tampered with, though no alarms have sounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanoas Uitx
4Hey
University of Kansas City
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Dorothy Hebner
Dale Smith
Orville Huff
Richard Proper
Ford Sargent Jr
Sawyer
Corry Group
Journal
U. S. Post Office
Printing Department
Corry Journal Building
Presbyterians State
Dr. Harmon
Business
Charles Henry
Banton
F.C. Chapin & Son
Loblaws
Woodbury
Charles Antel
Jergens
Iceberg Lettuce
Pascal Celery
Cherry Valley
Tor
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