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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1962

Page

5

Engagement and forthcoming marriage in Corry

Miss Joan Froehlich and Eric Crossviaw Drive LeRoy announce their engagement and upcoming wedding. The couple will marry August 18, 1962, at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Corry. Miss Froehlich, raised in Corry high school and a graduate of Michael's Beauty Academy, works as a hairdresser at Boston Store Beauty Sale. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Wave Freck of R D 2 Corry, and is employed with Pondel's Sunoco Station and the Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corporation.

Joan Dlaine Broehlich LeRoy Crossviaw Drive Eric Cory Wave Freck R.D.2 Froehlich Corry McDowell Hiepol Boston Sylvani State University Pondel Sunoco Station Raymond Associated Spring Corporation Evangelical United Breth Yetothurel

Judi Gronostay Honored At Bridal Party Afternoon

Miss Judi Ann Gronostay of Ba South Street was feted at an afternoon bridal party ahead of her August 11 wedding to David Triscuit of R D Knights of Columbus Hall. Aunts of the bride acted as hosts. entertainment featured dancing. music by a local band. Corsage gifts, pastel decorations, and many gifts from friends and relatives marked the event.

Judi Gronostay Idalatty Judi Ann Gropostay South Street David Triscuit R. D. Knights of Columbus Hall Wilh Mes Jblni Evie Wattsboro Union City Sambi Findley Bakes Cose

Rotary speaker Lester R. Lopus addresses attendees at Hotel Cory

Rotarians heard Lester R. Lopus, ICCCS colonel and recent Japan traveler, recount his tour and meetings with missionary Robert Foster in Japan. The session, introduced by Robert Ottet at the Hotel Cory, drew thirty six members and featured a piano interlude by William Leahy and an invocation by Dr. Elmer Ay Oin er.

Neste Layars ICCCS Rotary Club Cory Lopus Cleveland William Leahy Harry Hickle Elmer Ay Oiner

Friendship Aid Meets With Mrs Rean McElroy

Friendship Aid of the Evangelical Brethren Church met at the home of Mrs Bear McElroy East Columbus Avenue. T Allan May led devotions and Mrs Henry Harris offered prayer. Officers were re-elected: Mrs Grover president, Mrs John Carrier vice president, Mrs Theodore Vanderhoff secretary, Mrs C Vernon Welch treasurer. Social hour followed with dessert and refreshments. Next meeting planned at the RD 3 home of Missy Campbell.

Evangelical-United Brethren Church Bear McElroy East Columbus Avene T. Allan May Honry Harris Prage Coumhense Grover John Carrier Theodore Vanderhoff C Vernon Welch Gerald Raid Lena Reaele Pionte RD. 3 Misiyny Camp Bell. LY

State Lot School Reunion Scheduled Amid Cold Weather

Ambiguous notice from the Leaghurs community announces a State Lot School reunion to be held aboard a ship on Saturday despite cold and rain. Organizers urge attendees to bring supplies, with plans including social activities and possible guest speakers.

Aneahhual State Lot Fermi Lot Shipul Saliirdsy

Group Attends 4-H Club Congress

A fragmentary notice outlines a 4-H club congress session at a Blai-Benyerdan fire hall scheduled around June 21, featuring a special burst of the Prous and a presentation by International px Chinesa Bee Greece. Names of leaders and attendees appear in garbled form, with unclear roles and dates.

Blai-Benyerdan Werpita Px Chinesa Bee Greece David Tayner Jintar Tuly MacGresors Jaye Parver J Blukhevios Zgaros Nell Avid

Lutheran vacation program at church school

The Lutheran church will hold a Sunday school feature program starting at 9:40 a.m. All interested friends are invited to attend. An event on Friday will be at Meai Park. Four H Club members from northwest district, including Mre-Rodney-Hamnel, left yesterday to join the 441 Club Congress at Pennsylvania State University, University Park, continuing through Friday.

Selivoltiauy Meai Park Mires Mre Rodney-Hamnel Yester Pennsylvania State University University Park

Luncheon Fetes Joann Prugar on Nuptial Eve

A pre nuptial luncheon honored Joann Prugar at the Raymond Drive plant cafeteria of Associated Spritz Corporation. Swiss steak dinners followed as coworkers presented her with a shower gift. She is to wed Ralph Mamvak of Cambridge Springs on July 14.

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Nichols Lodge To Be Scene Of CDA Party

Nichols Lodge hosts an outdoor party and Wiremen dinner for the Catholic Daughters of America court conception No. 35 tomorrow evening. Dinner starts at 6 p.m. Guest speaker is Miss Ann Fleming of Kane, district deputy, with Mrs Joseph Lawless and Mrs John Taylor of Ere, also attending. Members donate food rather than money. Kenneth Brozier Heberlein of Elk Street serves as member of the monastic group from McConnellsville, Ohio.

Micnds -Longe Meau Ohio Brozier- Kenneth Leo Heberlein Elk Street

Exchange Student To Be Guest Of Buck A Roos

Exchange student Eleftherios Zouros from Greece will present picture slides as the Buck A Roos 4 H Club hosts a program for farm youth exchange. A horseback riding demonstration by Miss Peagy Fox of Columbus was planned but plans may have changed.

Buck-A-Roos Phe Greece Eleftherios Zouros J International Farm

Lottsville Church Social And Ice Cream Festival

Lottsville Church will sponsor an ice cream social and berry festival on Saturday evening from 7 to 8 p m. All are invited to attend with rain or shine, and if rain occurs the event will be held in the church. Co chairmen Robert Scott and Mrs Harold Mallory oversee the affair. Ephraim E Lisitzky Hebrew educator dies in New Orleans at 77 after a long illness.

Turday Tor Robert Scott Harold Mallory New Orleans Ephram E. Lisitzky Alton Sitzky Orleans Communal Hebrew School Milwaukee Buffalo Russia United States

Women of the Moose Install Officers in Ceremonies

Loyal Order Women Of The Moose held installation ceremonies at the Moose home last evening. Marlyn Dukes was installed as senior regent with Mrs Mere Bron as regent. Other officers included Mrs Donald Carter chaplain Miss Margaret Bartholomew treasurer and Miss Dorothy Lytton guide. Mrs Charles assist malte and Mrs Frances Hurnut pianist also noted. Past Governor Arthur Lite and Governor Donald Caro presided with Moose members assisting.

Esip Stanley Ballrowent Jessie Mason Centeni, Ey Teremonits Whig Loyal Order Women of the Moose The Moose M Marlyn-dukes Prince Mere Bron ‘Mis Stanley Bail Donald Carter Chaplai Margaret Bartholme Glenn Davis Dorothy Lytton Charlesssistant Malte Frances Hurnut Alfred Cone Wiliam Prite Jessie Magon Loyal Order of Moose Sisting Arthur Lite Donald Car Ohepiaens

Boy Dies After Fall From Horse in Eastwick Fields

Joseph Giedey, 19, was riding with Martino when Martino’s horse trotted ahead and the boy fell and struck his head. Police report the boy, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Martina, had a history of fainting. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death.

Lesa Ane Leavon Eastwick Station Charles Martina Joseph Giedey Martino Sid Martino

Social hour and presentations at junior regent pin ceremony

A social hour followed with Mrs Howard Munsee and her committee serving a buffet lunch of assorted cold cuts salads relishes decorated cake and coffee. Mrs Bailey outgoing senior regent presented Mrs Prine with the junior graduate regent pin and gifts for Moore members with money as Mary Bailey was. Presented with rapitt from the WOTM coworkers.

Howard Munsee Anc Bailey Prine Moore Mary Bailey R-Pitt WOTM

Doctor On Trial for False Imprisonment

Dr Little, a psychiatrist formerly with Champaign County Hospital, faces trial next month on a charge of false imprisonment. Mrs. Jack Otis filed the complaint, saying Little and a sheriff’s representative came to her Champaign Holbzy Inn quarters on May 1 and presented a commitment paper she did not sign. She says she was unable to leave and telephoned her attorney, before Little took the document. he is free on a $1,000 bond.

LRA Adeh Abe Y Little Jack Otis Littlehen Sheriffs Otis Court of Justice of Peace Virgil W. Burgess Little University of Tinois “Service University Health Service Washington

Chinese Orphans Depart Hong Kong for U.S. Adoptions

Forty eight Chinese orphans aged eight to fourteen left Hong Kong by jet for adoption by American families. The group, split roughly evenly between boys and girls, is the largest to depart for the United States since the program began in 1958, all arriving before last month’s Red China refugee exodus.

Kong-Kong Hong Kong United States Red China

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