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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
5
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Kathleen Lucille Ross wed Ernest L. Allen in the Evangelical United Brethren Church on June 17. Rev Cecil Ross and Rev Lloyd Whitcomb led the ceremony with a reception for 180 guests at the church. The couple plans a Western States honeymoon and will live on East South Street.
A party last evening honored Miss Susan Lindberg of R D 2 with hostesses Miss Phyllis Jensen and Mrs Clifford Edwards at Mrs Edwards home on R D 3. The pink and white theme featured a corsage and gifts, with guests enjoying games, awards for Susan Lindberg, Judy Lindberg and Mrs Dan Lindberg, and refreshments. Miss Lindberg plans to marry Robert Higgins on July 7 at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church.
A Franklin area page notes visits by Mr and Mrs T A Benim and family of Louisville to Mrs Mary Morton of Park Street and others. Northwestern Central High School graduation honors Miss Nancy Kathleen Boyd with relatives from Lakeland Fla. Lt E J Peirson and family visit from Camp Pendleton while Mrs Horace Hankin attends a Women’s Relief Corps convention. Rotary Club updates cover centennial plans in Cohen building and an inter city meeting at the Country Club on July 12 with golf and a dinner. No meeting next week due to the holiday.
Miss Roberta McElroy daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter McElroy was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower in a someroom at Ginnie s Cafeteria. Hostesses included Mrs Harold Carlson Mrs John Sheehan Mrs Laura Purdey and Mrs Edward Jerome. The heart motif with orchid pink and white colored the decor. A bride doll centerpiece and heart and bell favors held mini bags of rive. Miss McElroy received a pink and white rose car ge from hostesses. Birthday girl Mrs Edwin Borstorff received a talisman rose bud corsage. Prizes were awarded to several guests and door prizes to two others. A dessert salad rolls mints nuts and a decorated shower cake were served. Miss McElroy, a Cotty yeasehood system teacher, will marry James Burkhart on August 19 at St Thomas The Apostle Church. Out of town guests included Mrs Albert Mann Mrs Richard Ahrens and Miss Kathleen McCray and others.
Cynthia Sturgis sang at the YMCA for the Golden Age Club with 65 members present. LeRoy Wiley led devotions and prayer, discussions covered Centennial observances, bake sale plans at Sears Roebuck, and plant gifts were given. June birthdays listed, next meeting during centennial week with a city committee led by Mrs. Marion Gage and Mrs. Waive Rowland.
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Thebes’s Elizabeth church area was the scene last evening for a bridal shower honoring Miss Kielar, who will wed Al No-Wing of Camden Springs. A Garden Room party featured games, prizes, and a decorated table with a bride doll, while gifts included a piano and various keepsakes from guests.
Columbus Grange will confer degrees in July during an evening event. Reading of names and formal procedures will be conducted as part of the ceremonial program, with members and guests attending at the ailment hall.
Past Grand members dined yesterday at Mud Park for a tureen dinner with local organizers present. The notice lists an upcoming nest meeting led by Mes Elof Dahil of Kirst Please Street, with details to follow.
Mrs Gilliland was hosted by the Mary Circle at First Methodist Chute. A short business session preceded a plan for the next meeting at Mead Park. Note mentions 13 members and one guest Mie Waller Gillian. A house for rent query appeared among notices.
The Toccoa male quartet from College mates will present a sacred music program at Toccoa Falls Georgia during a church service. Members include baritone Roy Hendin and tenor David Hicks with bass Raustin Liessiter, first tenor Tobi Fly Stebbins, and other titled participants. The event features a gospel message and a brief program by the quartet during the evening service.
A fragmented report discusses widespread boredom as a social health issue in the United States. It cites Harvard health researchers and university services, noting effects on mental well being. The piece mentions the need for doctor focus on resilience, competence, and public awareness of this untapped health concern.
Aon Wie and Mr Anit Mo Rican Price of RD. 2 Corry yesterday visit Corky Memonki Hospital. Aon was urns last evigiini at fCuny Menagish Hospital with Mrs Russell Young Syelanstiup.
Rhode Island towns brace for Jazz Festival crowds amid past disruptions. National Guard Navy shore patrols state police and 30 Pinkerton agents standby as 20 police posts and 25 squad cars prepare to manage behavior and communication during the event.
The Erie County Committee on Civil Defense plans a broad expansion of civil service rules. Aims include adding a training program, hiring reforms, and reducing staff through a plan to replace officers and clerks with qualified civil service personnel. The move reflects federal funding and administrative cost considerations.
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