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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1962

Page

5

Engagement and forthcoming marriage of Valerie Cencarik

Mr and Mrs Valentine Cencarik of Cleveland formerly Corry residents announce the engagement of their daughter Valerie Cencarik to Robert V Leathe of Cleveland. Both graduates of Cleveland Hill High School. The wedding is set for May 19 at St Aloysius Church Cleveland Drive. The bride selects graduated tones of purple for the color theme. The nephew Gary Weeks will be ring bearer. Grandmother of the bride elect is Mrs Anna Kovach.

Valentine Cencarik Cleveland Corry Valerie Cencarik Robert V. Leathe Cencarik Leathe Cleveland Hill High School St. Aloysius Church Cleveland Drive Céncarik Gary Weeks Charles Weeks East Main Street Anna Kovach West Smith Street

Powell couple welcome daughter at Corry Memorial Hospital

A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr James Powell and Mrs Powell of Spartansburg. The new arrival adds joy to the Spartansburg family as they welcome their first child.

Corry Memorial Hospital James Powell Spartansburg Richard Parker Meadville Union City Memorial Hospital

Art Of Thinking Topic For Epsilon Phi

Mrs Edward Pasi presented the Art Of Thinking program to the Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi last evening at Miss Dolores Aquilino’s North Center street home. She stressed creative thinking, rapid thought collection and ways to improve thinking. Mrs Richard Martin cohosted. business was led by president Mrs Craig Moore. Elected for the coming year were Mrs Harry Bchiemer president, Mrs Frank Frisina vice president, Mrs Richard Melzer second vice president, Mrs Edward Pass secretary, Mrs Richard Martin treasurer, and Mrs Holland Morgan extension officer. Mrs Morgan will host the next session at her East South street home on April 3.

Yne Edward Pasi Epsion Phi Beta Sigma Phi Dolores ‘Aquilino North Center Street Pasi Richard Martin Craig Moore Harry Bchiemer Frank Frisina Richard Melzer Edward Pass Holland Morgan Morgan East South Street

Rebekah Lodge to Aid Post-Prom Committee

The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge voted to present a financial donation to the post-prom party committee at the IOOF Hall. The session, led by Mrs Wallace Mick, also covered state officer votes. A social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs James Smith, Mrs Raymond Barstow, and Mrs Vernon Gutz. next meeting set for April 3.

Rebekah Lodge Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge IOOF Wallace Mick James Smith Raymond Barstow Vernon Gutz

Mrs Anna Dyne Farewell Party Honors Local Resident

Mrs Walve Rowland of West Church street hosted a farewell party for Mrs Anna Dyne with Evangelical United Brethren Church members. Mrs Dyne leaves today for Quincy Pa to reside at the Quincy Orphans Home and Home for the Aged. Guests presented personal gifts a purse of money and a Journal subscription. Dessert refreshments featured gelatin cake coffee and tea served by the hostess.

Anna Dyne Walve Rowland West Church Street Evangelical United Brethren Church

Open House to Honor Ray Dingfelders Erie

An open house in Erie honors Mr and Mrs Ray Dingfelder on their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosts are daughter Judy and sons James Philadelphia John Edinboro and Edward Erie. Attendees include friends relatives and neighbors. Publisher Jack Wigle aged 51 dies in Lake Worth Florida.

Ray Dingfelders Erie Ray Dingfelder Rell Avenue Judy Dingfelder James Philadelphia John Edinboro Edward

Mrs Hasbrouck Hosts McCray WSCS Session

Sixteen members and guests of the McCray Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Rolland Hasbrouck's Spring Street home. Roll call referenced women. Reports from secretary and treasurer were given. Missionary education and youth work reports were presented. Nomination slate for April discussed. Invitation extended to WSCS assembly in Atlantic City May 15 to 18. Devotions by Ed Lee. program on Women's Changing Status led by Mrs. Rupert Morris with a candlelighting service. Refreshments served. Next session set for April 26 at Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Meneely's home.

McCray WSCS Atlantic City E d Lee Rupert Morris Lawrence Meneely Spartansburg

Wetmores to Observe 40th Anniversary Open House in Elgin

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wetmore of Elgin will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at Elgin Methodist Church from 2 to 5 pm Sunday. Hosts Roger Wetmore and Joseph Wetmore, their sons, will welcome friends neighbors and relatives.

Rotarian Program Stresses Football Safety Devices

Lou Hanna Corry Area High School athletic director spoke to the Rotary Club on safety devices and better equipment to reduce gridiron injuries. He noted fatalities in sports programs and outlined measures to improve protection for athletes, especially football players. The meeting featured group singing and a post-meeting vote to donate $10 to the post prom party committee.

Lou Hanna Corry Area Rotary Club Harry Hickle William Leaby William L. Armitager Hanna T. 8. Kelsey

Mrs. Weber Hosts Westminster Circle of First Presbyterian

Mrs. Raymond Weber of Wright street hosted 14 members of the Westminster Circle of the Women’s Association at the First Presbyterian Church last evening. Adele McCray chaired, devotionals followed Romans study. a program titled To What Degree Are We to Church was presented by Mrs. Alfred Morrison. Announcements included the Presbyterial in Oil City on April 27 and a family night screen dinner on the first Thursday each month. The session will reconvene April 17 at Mrs. Chris Christensen’s home. hostesses were Mrs. Weber and Mrs. James Lewis who served dessert, tea and coffee.

Raymond Weber Wright Street Westminster Circle Women’s Association First Presbyterian Church Adele McCray Arthur Cochran Oil City Alfred Morrison Chris Christensen James Lewis Methodist Church Waterford Meréhitht Misrey Bennink T. R. Sorenson Robert Shannon Alfred Haenel Arleigh Munsee R. D

McCray Ladies Group Plans Sugar Social Week

The McCray Cemetery Association ladies auxiliary plans a Sugar Social event Saturday at 5:90 p.m. at the Concord Community House. The menu features warm maple sugar, deviled eggs, relishes, and coffee to raise funds for cemetery maintenance.

Ladies Auxiliary The McCray Cemetery Association Concord Community House

Corry Rubber Company leader Ernest Ferro cited among city figures

Ernest Ferro, president of the Corry Rubber Company and husband and father of the group, has resided here since moving to Oc tober 1st, becoming one of the city’s newest notable residents as part of the local business community.

Ernest Ferro Corry Rubber Company

Mrs Pitt Hosts Women Group Meeting at Presby Church

Mrs Ruth Pitt hosted the Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church at her West Washington Street home. Eighteen members attended the afternoon session with devotions on Romans by Mrs Duane Bates. Mrs Max Brown chaired the meeting and announced dates for World Service Day on March 29, April 4 church meeting, April 5 family night, April 13 and 14 rummage sale, and April 27 Spring Presbyterial at Oil City. The program on “Churches for New Times” was led by Mrs George Beardsley. Next session planned by Mrs Clyde Keith at Random Road on April 17 at 11:30 p.m.

Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church Washington Street Ruth Pitt Mira James Smith Duane Bates Maxwell Brown Bis Association Oil City New Times George Beardsley Clyde Keith Random Road

Leathercraft Classes Planned at YMCA

Leathercraft classes will begin at the YMCA once registrations are complete. Mrs. L. O. Nichols YMCA Ladies Auxiliary secretary said Bernetta Harrison of Sugar Grove will instruct the classes with assistance from Agnes Morgan. Registrants may call Nichols at her North Center street home to sign up. The evening schedule will suit those studying the craft.

YMCA L. O. Nichols Ymca Ladies Auxiliary Nichols Bernetta Harrison Sugar Grove North Center Street Harrison Agnes Morgan

Newcomers Ernest Ferro Family Active In City Ties

The Ferro family has moved to 141 West Congress Street, becoming active in St. Thomas the Apostle Church and St. Edward's PTA. Ernest Ferro, president of Corry Rubber Company, lives with wife Ann and children Ernie, Debbie, and Jeff. The family, new to the city from Youngstown, enjoys stamp collecting, model planes, reading, and photography.

West Main Street Corry Youngstown Ohio Ferro Ferro Rubber Company Ernest Ferro PTA West Congress Street Ernest Bernard Ernie Deborah Ann Jeffrey Allen Debbie Kathy Net Youngstown University Raven High School Youngstown Business School Packard Electric Company Wareth Perros St. Thomas the Apostle Church St. Edward's Pta Ferros

Warren County 4-H Meet Reports Projects and Elections

The Warren County senior 4 H Calf Club met at the Wrightsville Community Club with Gail Johnson presiding. Members reported on 4 H projects including the Warren display and 4 H fun night. Ruth Ann Woodburn and Dennis Lindell were elected to represent the club on the county council. Norman Perschke showed Pennsylvania the Keystone State and cattle judging films. Hoard s Dairymen judging entrants will have results announced later. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is at Michael Kuzm’s home in Bakerill on April 12.

Warren County Wrightsville Gail Johnson Warren Ruth Ann Woodburn Dennis Lindell Pennsylvania Norman Perschke Michael Kuzms Bakerill

Guests Attend Y Auxiliary Meet At The YMCA

Members of the YMCA Ladies Auxiliary at the Y welcomed three guests Mrs. Richard Bodey Mrs. Sterling Wees and Mrs. Edna Miller among 28 attendees Rev Elmer Ortner sister of Mrs Miller from Buffalo gave background notes New secretary Sterling Wees spoke briefly A program by John Ortner formerly of Denmark was shown via slides Next session scheduled for April 16 with refreshments served by Mrs John Sheehan and committee

YMCA He Y Richard Bodey Sterling Woes Edna Miller Miller Buffalo Elmer Ortner St. Paul's Lutheran Church Leland Johnston J. Fred Kinley L. O. Nichols State Federation of Women’s Clubs Harrisburg Central Ymca Harrisburg C. M. Howard Alton Dahlstrand Sterling Wees John Ortner Denmark John Sheehan Clarence Wallace Arthur Cochran Everett Johnson The

Esther Circle Meeting at Mrs Neckers Home

The Esther Circle of the Ladies Guild at Abbe Reformed Church met recently at Mrs. Tillie Neckers in Clymer with Mrs. Jean Brumagin and Mrs. Gloria Beckerink as assistAnt hostesses. Mrs. Gertrude Gravink, Mrs. Bernice TeCroney and Mrs. Marian Meyerink led the program titled Witnessing for Christ in Evangelism with a Book of Acts review and an evangelism reading followed by discussion.

Esther Ladies Guild Abbe Reformed Church Tillie Neckers Clymer Jean Brumagin Gloria Beckerink Gertrude Gravink Bernice TeCroney Marian Meyerink TeCroney Meyerink Gravink Doris

Bridge Scores: Tuesday Group Plays Howell Game

Members of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group enjoyed a six-table Howell game at the YMCA. The average score was 67. Winners included Mrs. William Hecker and Mrs. Vee Lindsey at 17, Union City duo Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Mrs. F. H. Bartholme at 74, Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mrs. H. J. Wilcox at 70, and several close pairings. Mrs. Haight is taking reservations for next week's master point game.

Howell YMCA William Hecker Vee Lindsey J. Fred Kinley F. H. Bartholme Union City Morgan Beverly H. J. Wilcox James Lundy Clifford Buesink Raymond Sandburg Louis Morrow Martin Keppel Boyd Berrett Earl Haight Paul Stroup

WCTU Meets At EUB Church in Waterford area

A brief WCTU gathering at Evangelical United Brethren Church drew 14 members and three children. Devotions used "I Am the Door" theme. Maude Barnes led a 10 donation to State Youth Temperance Council. Plan for Waterford institute on Merēhitht of Misrey study. April 17 meeting at Arleigh Munsee home.

Women's Christian Temperance Union Evangelical United Brethren Church Oscar Jahnson Maude Barnes State Youth Temperance Council

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