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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1956

Page

5

Patricia Thomas Weds Laton W Schroeder Junior in Louisville

Miss Patricia Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs Gary Thomas of Louisville and Laton W Schroeder Jr son of Mr and Mrs W Schroeder Sr of Louisville united in a ceremony at St. Anna's Church in Louisville. Bride wore a lace gown with a V neck and cap veil, bouquet of white carnations. Maid of honor Alice Schroeder wore aqua, best man John Roberts. Both newlyweds employed by General Electric in Louisville. A church reception followed the ceremony.

Corryite Louisville Alice Schroeder John Roberta Loulaville Sham General Electric Dres Rest Difig Coirt Crescent FY

Sciota Community Aid Elects New Officers

Sciota Community Aid held its annual meeting with about twenty members and families present. Mrs Floyd Arnisk presided, Mrs Lottie Fairmontt led devotionals, and nominations listed Lottie Raymond, Mrs Arthur Miller, and Mrs Hurbin among officers. Next meeting planned for Whiliness Mead Park with date to be announced.

Sciota Taveling Arvila Hurbin Lottie Raymond Arthur Mil Jer Hmurlbit Treitewer Olstee Ehiplittn Whileniess Mead Park

Sharon Sickler to Attend International Scout Camp

Sharon Sickler daughter of Mil and Mes Sickler of Spring Creek Michigan will attend the International Girl Scout Camp at Highland Park near Pontiso. They will travel by train and return home on July 16 after the host event completes.

Sharon Sickler Mia Sharon Sickler Mil Mes Kennwiit Sickler Spring Creek Wtt Eric Highkind Park Pontiso Bhurot Eigher Ons Warren Forest Olblick Uh Detroit Highland Birk

Mrs. Chester Swarm Hosts Canada Five Card Club

Mrs. Chester Swarm was hostess Wednesday for the regular Canada Five Card Club meeting at Mrs. Harold Gale’s home on Flat avenue. Guests included Mrs. Robert Sadowski and Mrs. William Blakely of Heseda California. Two tables of 500 were played with awards going to Mrs. Burlingame, Mrs. Sadowski, and Mrs. Blakely.Lunch of hot sandwiches, potato salad, relishes, cake, ice cream, tea and coffee followed. Burlingame to host in two weeks at Marion Street home.

Chester Swarm Canada Five Card Club Harold Gale Fliat Avenue Robert, Sadowski William Blakely Heseda Calif Eri Burlingame Sadowski Blakely

Dewey Sutton Marvin Families Hold Reunion

The Dewey Sutton Marvin families gathered Sunday at Nichols Lodge Mead Park with about 20 attendees from Cherry Gresk Steamburg Ravernm Waterford Erie Corry and Union City. After dinner at 1 o clock a business session elected Harold Gale of Corry president Lewis Dewey of Erie vice president Mrs Harold Gale Corry secretary treasurer and Mrs Clara Bunce Union City historian. A social period followed and plans were made to meet again at Mead Park next year.

Mead Park

Troop 80 Plans Week at Camp Sequoya Near Eve

Troop 60 Boy Scouts prepare for a week of camping at Washington Council Camp Sequoya about 20 miles west of Eve. They will be led by Scoutmaster Newell Beckwith and assistant Harry Coulter. Boys aged 11 to 14 not currently registered may arrange to attend with Beckwith before tomorrow morning.

Boy Scouts Washington ‘Trusl Sequoya Newell Beckwith Harry Coulter Beckwith

Ladies Day At Corry Country Club Attracts 47 Members

The Corry Country Club hosted a Ladies Day yesterday with 47 women members and guests attending a luncheon at 1 PM in the ballroom. Out of town guests included Mrs. Charlotte Blackman Findley Lake Mrs. William Tooke Scarsdale N J Mrs. Richard Cantryman Spencerport N J Mrs. Oliver Goodman East Orange N J and Mrs. M W Grey Erie. Golf tournament followed the luncheon with Mrs. John Chillock taking low puts and Mrs. Lawrence Joyce low score. Bracelet match play saw Mrs. Chillock and Mrs. L P Baker win bracelets from Mrs. Jack Castor and Mrs. James Lewis. Bridge winners were Miss Lena St Clair and Mrs. Blackman with Mrs. Frank Graft retaining the traveling prize. Next Ladies Day is July 19.

Corry Country Club Corry ‘Country Club Charlotte Blackman Findley Lake William Tooke Scarsdale N. J Richard Cantryman Spencerport Oliver Goodman East Orange M. W. Grey Erie John Chillock Ptit Lawrence Joyce L. P. Baker Jack Castor James Lewis Lena St. Clair Blackman Frank Graft

Sherman Couple To Observe 25th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Norvel Reed of 149 East Main Sherman N Yu will be honored at an open house on Sunday for their 25th wedding anniversary. The event is hosted by their children Miss Joan Reed and Ronald Reed. Hours are 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 11 pm at their home. friends are invited.

Clara Bunce Union City Marald Gale First Avenue Fish Creek Wis Thorpe Hotel Glenn Conklin Steambury N.Y Marold Gale Ming Terry Geralding Ware Joseph B. Bpple Allegheny College James P. Sullivan Mead Avenue Boston Helen Jean Mercyhurst Conservatory of Muale Mes Edythe Donaldson Spring Creek Gninha, Nob Congregational Church John Goda Whit” Drert Erie Thomin Maloney Mott 1

Picnic at Mead Park Plans Family Gathering

Yesterday picnics at Mead Park hosted by the Helping Hand Club saw 12:30 lunch in Nichols Lodge served by Mrs. Arthur Barton and Mrs. Glenn Gates. A good attendance enjoyed visiting and card play, with plans for a July 5 family picnic at Merrill O. Lillie’s fish hatchery home.

Imead Park Nichols Lodge Arthur Barton Glenn Gates Merrill O. Lillie Fish Hatchery

Hilltop Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Frank Maloney

Mrs Frank Maloney entertained the Hilltop Club for the regular meeting on Wednesday with seven members present. A general business session was led by the president who also led The Lord's Prayer. The afternoon featured visiting, fancy work, and a guessing game.

Hilltop Club Frank Maloney

Doris M. Christensen Feted At Bridal Party

A pink and white variety shower was held Tuesday evening at the Grange Hall in Columbus honoring Miss Doris Marie Christensen, bride elect of Leonhard Fralick. Prizes went to several guests, and refreshments followed with crocheted favors for each attendee. The next club meeting is slated for July 11 at Mrs. Mable Akam’s home.

Grange Hall Columbus Doris Marie Christensen Leonhard Fralick Charlotte Raymond Doris Christensen Doris Lillie Lowell Fargo Glen Rugar Donna Spoon Christensen

Hi Fi Club Dance Shines At St Edward’s School Hall

About 185 teenagers attended a Tuesday youth dance at St Edward's School hall sponsored by the newly formed Hi Fi Club. Milo was furnished until 11 p.m. by a new hi fi and gifts from friends. Hostesses Mrs DeForest Bindley Mrs Peter Christensen and Mrs Richard Christensen organized a refreshments buffet and birthday cake for Rev John DeSanti. Rev Leon Doleski advises the club which plans weekly dances for city teenagers.

St. Edward's School Hall Minny DeForest Bindley Peter Christensen Richard Christensen Roberts Tim John DeSanti Leon Doleski

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