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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
5
A garbled OCR clipping mentions opera figures and a Chicago building project with partial words and stray names. The readable fragment hints at an article about operas and a building application but lacks coherent details.
Joyce Ardytt Hahn and Ronald Mar Shank wed at First Baptist Church in Corry with Rev. Robert DeBoer officiating. The bride wore ivory primrose satin with a chapel train, attended by bridesmaids and a flower girl. a reception for 200 followed at the Corner Cupboard. The couple will reside at 119 West Smith Street. she is a 1959 Corry Area High School graduate employed by Erie County Plastics.
A son was born yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton Ohio to Mr and Mrs Richard Michaelson of Brookville Ohio The mother is the former Alice Reynolds of this city This is the couple's first child and adds to the local family roster
Mrs D Skinner and her infant daughter Donnie of West High Street Union City were feted at a post stork shower at their home. Hostess Mrs Florence Bennink and co host Mrs John Stockton organized games and contests with prizes to Mrs P A Galbreath Mrs Edgar Spoon and Miss Elaine Wester. Decorated cake ice cream and coffee were served.
Mrs. Charlotte Kinney plans to attend the Ice Follies in Buffalo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grice enjoy a 10 day vacation in southern Pennsylvania visiting New Bethlehem, Bryce Glass Works, and Pittsburgh. Mrs. Myrtle Crispin and her daughter visited Cleveland with relatives. Paul Neimeyer, from Munich, will attend Miss Susan Kinley with plans for marriage on August 24. Mrs. Clifford Holcomb observed her birthday at a family dinner. Students James Roberts and Joseph Barressi return from spring breaks to Michigan State and Cornell. Dr. H. Ray Harris and family toured Harrisburg and Lancaster area visiting relatives. Bear Lake Firemen’s Ladies Auxiliary plans a spring Easter show on April 4 at the Bear Lake ice hall.
Jonathan Lodge officers were elected for the coming year during a regular session at the JOOP Mall. Installation ceremonies are planned for next Wednesday evening with District Deputy Grand Master Paul Peard and Lodge No. 221 staff as the installing team.
Members of the Chass in Cory Area High School met to discuss a social gathering preceding the annual dinner, set for June. Mrs Vernon Churot hosted and plans were announced to send cards to town members. Attendees included Mrs Bernadrt Stoddard, Mrs Gordon Rater, Mrs Marcia Spltmn, Mrs Ndney Smith, Ronald Triscuit, and Mrs R James Haslett. Mrs Rater will host the next meeting on April 17 at her Market Street home in Columbus.
The Berean Sunday School class of Evangelical United Brethren met at the Lloyd Lillie home on East Pleasant Street. A routine business session was led by president Hommer White with devotions by Richard Shannon. The evening featured games and a shower for Mr and Mrs John Halfast, who received gifts, plus sundae cookies coffee and tea. The next meeting will be a combined session of all church classes in April.
Kathryn Edweards and Norman Weidner were married March at the Riceville Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Trimble officiating. The ceremony featured pink and white carnations, a white Bible option, and a double ring exchange. The couple, with families from Centerville and Erie, will reside in Columbus after a reception for guests from neighboring towns and Ohio.
Seventy three members and guests of the Corry Management Club met for a dinner at the Hotel Corry. The topic was Railroad Management with detailed notes on Erie Lackawanna changes, equipment, and competition. A Q A followed and discussed potential diesel fireman rulings and possible work stoppages. Also noted, Sir Winston Churchill named honorary citizen of Hawaii. a Honolulu artist will paint him on black velvet.
John Rudolph, president of the Corry Country Club Women's Association, entertained the board at a luncheon yesterday on West Smith Street. Plans were laid for the spring luncheon and style show on May 4 at the Hotel Corry, with Mrs. George Hagger named general chair. All Women members are invited. the show will highlight spring and summer sportswear and golfing toys. A business session will report on upcoming events, with attendees including Mrs. Camden Rilmer, Mrs. JE. Pain, Mrs. David L. Mackenzie, Mrs. Robert Ott Jr, Mrs. Edward Kaiser, Mrs. Philip Zalmeck, and Mrs. Martin Keppel.
Mrs. John Huckabee of Memphis expected a $245 refund but received a government check for $10,531.20. IRS officials suspected an error by an alley punch operator.
Bridge scores from last evening in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home show North South winners Robert Larsen and L Wallace of Jamestown with 98 and other results. East West winners include Mrs Doris Prewitt and Mrs Glen Mallory of Titusville with 7s and pairs from Titusville and surrounding towns. Next week the association will sponsor a championship play game.
Governor Rockefeller declared the week of April 17 as United Negro College Week in New York State during a ceremony in Albany. The designation highlights support for Negro colleges and student opportunities.
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