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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
5
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Jéan Garrison and Carl L. Pirro announce their forthcoming marriage. The couple will wed at St Marys Church in Conneaut Ohio on September 25. Garrison is a 1961 St Johns High School graduate and nursing student. Pirro is a Corry Area High School alum and Bryant and Stratton graduate employed in Cleveland.
Miss Claudia Sue Schneider and Michael Herbert McLaughlin wed in an 11 oclock ceremony at Christ The King Church Snyder New York. The bride is the Schneider daughter Mr and Mrs Clayton Schneider of Snyder. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs John E McLaughlin of North Center Street.
The Class of 1935 presents a new trophy at the Corry Area High School Alumni banquet. Frank Grice accepted for the class of 1935 and Perry McCay accepted for the class of 1945. The award honors the class with the largest alumni attendance at the banquet. Forty members and spouses attended, with guests from Houston New Mexico Maryland and other locales.
Olcott N Y Mrs Helen Wojciechowski Craker Eric Mr and Mrs Jack Bell Eric Mr and Mrs John Savko Eric Mr and Mrs John Gertrude Lindstrom Mick Ellicottville N Y Mr and Mrs William MacLees Warren Pa Mr and Mrs Harry Casperson North East.
Attendance from Milwaukee and Buffalo to Columbus Pa. gathered with families for the State Lot School reunion held at the old school site being renovated by Charles Amy. A business meeting and varied program preceded a day ending with cold watermelon.
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Herbert Hutt of Pittsfield. Mrs Huff is the former Carol Hetrick.
Funeral service for Mrs Mary J Nyweide took place at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer at 2 p m with Rev Tunis Miersma officiating. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery Clymer. Bearers were Donald Lookenhouse Clyde Lookenhouse Walter Newhouse Howard TeCulver Glenn Newhouse and Clifford Gabriel. Attendees came from Corry Bear Lake Chautauqua Mayville Westfield Sherman Findley Lake and nearby communities.
Betty Harrison and her mother Mrs. Edward Roach host relatives, with Betty visiting in Albuquerque as a school counselor. The Harrison family plans a stop in St. Louis to see son John, a paratrooper about to serve in South Vietnam. An all day Women’s Relief Corps event is planned at Corry Grange Hall with a tureen dinner.
Local notices recount a WOTM ceremony at the Moose Lodge with William Prine presiding and many officers named. Readers note visits from residents and a summer work plans mix with church events and a Meade Elyria Park picnic.
In North Carolina the 41st annual singing on the mountain drew about 15 000 people to MacRae Meadows near Grandfather Mountain. Elders and kinfolk gathered to sing old Southern Appalachian hymns, hear sermons, and share memories despite misty rain. Uncle Joe Hartley, 94, credited as founder, spoke of the gathering's enduring spirit.
Ray Bliss told a Senate committee he opposes separate GOP fundraising outfits and wants a fully financed Republican National Committee. He warned against new liberal or conservative groups soliciting funds and said unity hinges on coordinated fundraising and party strength.
Dr Henrick Arnesén aged 46 of Haver Town and chairman of the logy department at hs College died Saturday while attempting to erect a radio antenna at King of Prussia. He was reportedly gathering materials when the fatal shock occurred.
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