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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1960
Page
5
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Miss Bonnelle M. Smith and David A. Lindquist united in marriage Saturday afternoon at Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev. Gerald Lundeen officiated with Rev. Burkett Smith assisting. Wedding guests filled the church with palms, white gladioli, st ems and seven branch candelabra while organist Mrs. Carlene Mapson played nuptial selections. The bridal party featured bridesmaids in silk organza and a coral and aqua color scheme, with the bride in an embroidered white chiffon gown and a cascade bouquet of pink roses. Reception for about 200 followed with Mrs. Eric Nordlund as mistress of ceremonies and many relatives in attendance.
Erie County Pomona Grange announces a year long visitations program themed Around the World with People and Things led by lecturer Mrs. Carla Rankis of Wattsburg. Each stop features a 45 minute program with a 15 to 20 minute theme segment and host refreshments with Bank of Pomona repeated. First meeting March 17 at Waterford with Cherry Hill on a trend program. Wattsburg returns July 27 from Waterford with a Belgian Congo program. remaining schedule lists path of visits among Cherry Hill Elk Creek Clover Leaf North East Norway Union City Corry Edinboro Lake Shore Conneaut Springfield West Greene Belle Valley Philipsville Wattsburg and Poland through July 19.
Five Intermediate Scouts and two Brownie Scouts participated in a morning service at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Trudy Sallee read the opening sentence and exhortation, Madeline Jolley led Psalm 50, and Sue Jolley and Roberta Jolley read lessons from Tsai ah 6:6-8 and IT Corinthians 6:1. Irene Tarbell led the Collects and Grace, with Judye Downs and Claudia Seitz as ushers.
The Columbus School Parent-Teacher Association schedules Father’s Night this week. The meeting will be held tomorrow evening at Dean School, with a strong turnout urged. Clifford Holcomb of Civil Defense is announced as guest speaker.
A son was born Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Glatz of 10 Wayne Street. The birth adds a new member to the local family, with parents expressing joy in the arrival of their child.
The Erie Zone Nazarene Young People's Society rally drew 114 attendees at The Corry Church of the Nazarene. Sally Orengia and Gloria McArthur won top honors and will advance to the Northern Area Talent Hunt on April 8 at Oil City Nazarene Church. The event also featured a Bible contest with Miles Copeland from Albion, who will compete at the district convention. Zone officers were elected, with Rev. Paul Bowlby reappointed as chairman. The group will attend a regional conference in Gathersburg, Md, amid talks on referendum measures for the General Assembly in June in Kansas City.
Pa and Mr and Mrs Robert Eggleston and son Robbie attend wedding of the new Mrs Lindquist. Bride in powder blue sheath with red accessories departs for Canada honeymoon. They will reside at 35 Pearl Street Frewsburg after Panama Central High School 1958 graduate works at Arnot Furniture, and husband, a 1956 Chautauqua Central graduate, served in the U S Air Force and works at Kling factories. Pre nuptial events included rehearsal dinner at Magnolia EUB Church. Showers hosted by numerous local ladies.
CAHS students await the 1960 Corrian arriving next month. Judy Millspaw is editor with Joyce Raupach as co editor and Brown as manager. Marge Jaquith will assist. Pat Zajac edited the 1969-8 year book. Helen Rowet supervises the group meeting Thursdays. American Field Service bond sales fund an exchange student. Homeroom VPs run sales with cakes for rooms selling 44 bonds. After play, juniors prep for the Junior Senior Prom next month. Three days a week, Student Council radio broadcast on WOTR announces school activities. Senior living class rumored to present a United Nations assembly. Caps and gowns money due soon. name cards have arrived. Spring sports loom as basketball ends. District 10 Wrestling entrants Frank Malek, Bob Lindsey, Kenny Stateman. Roger Lacey at Western Regional Swimming. Delta Kappa Gamma Gamma hosts a Teaching Recruitment Tea at Edinboro March 19 with Corry FTA delegation Elsie Hunt and Linda Tardell. They tour campus and participate in talks on teaching careers.
A Columbus Town Hall gathering yesterday afternoon honored Norman Upperman and his bride elect Judy Rhodes of Sugar Grove. They will wed this spring. Aunts Mrs Harold Jaquith and Mrs Kenneth Jaquith hosted the event with yellow and white decor. Guests enjoyed cake and tureen supper while gifts were exchanged.
The Girl Scouts of Troop 180 attended the 8 o'clock Mass at St Thomas Church yesterday morning and received Holy Communion in observance of Girl Scout Sunday. Miss Marge Frisina, troop leader, hosted a breakfast at her home for the girls including ham and eggs toast sweet rolls and milk. The troop is sponsored by St Thomas Holy Name Society.
A theatre party Saturday afternoon honored Kathleen Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Tet Cooper on her tenth birthday. Eleven girls attended the Rex Theatre show then went to the Cooper home on Route 2 for lunch of sandwiches gelatin two birthday cakes and chocolate milk. Individual favors were small jelly bean baskets. Kathleen received several nice gifts.
In Brooklyn Tommy McCauley 23 and Joyce Mullan 21 argued at her doorstep over a $2000 ring. He tossed the ring into a 4 foot snowdrift and the pair and her parents searched the snow and a subway area with seven police and flashlights. the ring was not recovered and the couple reconciled.
Mamie Eisenhower today began two weeks of dieting sunbathing exercising and relaxing at an exclusive Phoenix resort. The First Lady, her sister and three Washington friends are staying at Marie Chance, a health and beauty resort run by cosmetics maker Elizabeth Arden.
The McCray family hosted a party at McCray Community Hall Saturday afternoon for Michael McCray who turned seven. Twenty two young friends attended and played games. Each guest took home a Walt Disney toy. Refreshments included a wagon decorated cake ice cream and hot chocolate. Mrs McCray was helped by Velma McCray Philip McCray Joseph McCray and Clifford Rose. Michael received several gifts.
Mrs. Crosby Bush hosted birthday fun for eight year old Carol Lynn Bush at the Crosby home on East Main street Saturday. From 11 to 1 p m in the recreation room, youngsters played games with Kathy Karkoski and Ja niece Williams winning contests. Lunch featured hot dogs roasted in the fireplace, individual cakes, ice cream, chocolate milk, party hats and balloons as favors, and many gifts for the guest of honor.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Linski of East South street hosted Saturday evening for a party honoring their daughter Christine s first birthday Visiting was enjoyed with refreshments of sandwiches cookies birthday cake ice cream and coffee Christine received several nice gifts Executive dies Kohler Wis Albert G Zibill age 68 vice president and sales manager of the Kohler Co died yesterday of a cerebral hemorrhage
A four year old girl, Alice Marie, faces removal from the only home she has known as New Jersey authorities say she is too intelligent for her foster parents. The state alleges the Combs fail to provide intellectual and cultural development, while the couple contests the claim and plans to appeal in Superior Court in Trenton.
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