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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
5
CAHS Majorettes Misses de la Mae Munse Joyce Thomas Spitnan depart for Indiana Sais College to learn baton twirling and drill team techniques. They will attend a week of training and then return home accompanied by E P Pain of East Smith Street.
Marian Wiltsie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chitordwatsie of North Clymer, wed Leo McCray of Cory at 2:15 PM in the Abbe Reformed Church Clymer. Rev Tunis Miersia officiated with organist Mrs Paul Ten Huisen and soloist Charles McCann performing selections. Bridal party included maid of honor in princess blue, bridesmaids in blue and Swiss organdy, and Naomi Burch as another attendant. ring bearers Jack Brumfein and Brnnie McCray. best man William McCray. honored by mother in white. The bride wore a lace and satin gown with Alencon lace and scoop neckline.
The Wrightsville group gathered at Becky Vanderhoof’s home to decide on sponsoring a Independence Day parade project in Warren but chose not to proceed. Three new members joined: Dolores Wawrejke with flowers, Prank Eastman, and Tod Vanderhoor with cooking. Ten members attended, led by Bradley Robbins, club president.
The Waterhouse reunion yesterday at Mead Park gathered brothers, sisters and families of WW Waterhouse and Charles Waterhouse. About forty attendees enjoyed a fine spread arranged by Mrs. David Spencer of Bering Point as guests traveled from Cambridge Springs and Plainfield New Jersey to join the Cambridge Springs gathering for an afternoon of games and visiting.
Open House Sunday July 1 from 3 to 5 p m honoring Mr and Mrs Henry Fosburgh on their 25th wedding anniversary at the First Methodist Church social rooms 200 West Columbus Avenue host Myra and Mrs Alden Clapper of McKean Pa invite friends neighbors and relatives to attend
A store shower afternoon event honored Mrs. Clifford Lawson of East South Street at the home of Mrs. Robert DeMauri. Cohostess was Mrs. Raymond Grabowski. Pink and pastel blue decor framed the serving table. Favors were miniature folded diapers. Games and contests yielded awards to several guests, including Mrs. August DeMarvin and Mrs. Norman Teed.
E E Hawkins of Wayne street will show colored slides for Covn ay Arda Golden Age group tomorrow at 4 p m in the YMCA multipurpose room. Pastor Richard Hostetler will be chaplain. Bride to be Mrs McCray is described, with reception details and guests from several towns noted.
Early this morning 19 My. Mrs Clifford P Lawson welcomed a baby at Corry Memorial Hospital in East South sheet.
Rusk outlines American ideas on Berlin settlement to Lord Home as dissension between Walshington and Bonn lingers. Discussion centers on Red Chinese power in Fujian Province near Quemoy and Matsu, and potential handover of islets to Chinese Reds. India plans Soviet MiG fighter purchases as Rusk fends off allied strains.
A fragmentary memoir recalls a village life with bare stone houses and Aladdin lamp light. The narrator details food of goat milk cheese bread and sea foods including snails and octopus, long hems and hard survival amid ignorance and superstition, yet simple daily joys and family routines.
Baritone Robert Merrill of the Metropolitan Opera will give a recital at Chautauqua Amphitheater. The program will showcase his versatile career from opera to concert and pop venues, highlighting his roots in Brooklyn, early music lessons, and rise after winning the Metropolitan Opera Auditions.
Discussion centers on administration plans to finance hospital and nursing care for the elderly through Social Security taxes. House debates Kennedy trade bill as the Senate weighs a rider to welfare legislation to aid rehabilitating relief recipients and unemployed fathers. President Kennedy faces opposition over Social Security tax effects amid looming votes.
Final rites for Mrs Harold Pearl Earll will be held at Glenn Funeral Home Union City Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment follows in Bevereen Cemetery Union City. Viewing hours are Monday and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. She gave up her flourishing career when she married Merrill yet continues to accompany her husband on recitals when distance permits.
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