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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1962
Page
5
Capt Bosh and his wife Mrs Bosh presented a Salvation Army music program at the Corry Area Golden Age Club meeting in MCA. Seventy attendees enjoyed recordings vocal selections devotions and group singing. Nine birthdays were honored with gifts and cake.
The Past Noble Grands Club gathered at the IOOF Hall on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Willard Shreve leading the business session. Guests enjoyed visiting and games, as the committee members Mrs. Harvey Loveland and Mrs. Merrill Lillie served a dessert lunch arranged with Easter decor.
An open house observing the 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Herbert Loveland will run Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM at 926 East Main Street. Hosts are daughters Mrs Paul Wentz Cleveland Miss Jenine Loveland at home and Mrs John Morris San Diego. Neighbors relatives and friends invited. A son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Peter Baker of R D 3 Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son born last evening to Mr and Mrs Howard Pier of Armonk formerly of Corry at Northern West Chester Community Hospital Mount Kisco NY. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Howard Pier of East South Street.
Marjorie A Price of Jamestown and Hal Le Van Arsdale of Frewsburg wed at Columbus Community Congregational Church on March 16. Rev Reginald Merrifield officiated as guests from Buffalo Jamestown Frewsburg and Erie attended. Bride a Columbus High School graduate and groom a Frewsburg High School graduate now reside in Jamestown.
An exchange student from Sweden, Lenmart Hammarberg, spoke to Crusader Sunlight School class members at the Grange Hall. He described the American Field Service and life in Sweden, followed by group singing, prayers, devotions, and a piano solo. Hostesses served gelatin salad, wafers, dips, and coffee. April meeting details to be announced.
The Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church met yesterday at Mrs. Herold Patterson's home. Mrs. Cleo Haight led the session and announced an April 13 and 14 rummage sale at the church. Guest speaker Charles Bugbee will discuss Youth in a Troubled World at an upcoming 8 pm Wednesday meeting.
Corry Bridge Association at the VFW Post home saw north south averages of 70 and east west averages of 60. Winners include Mr and Mrs FH Bartholme of Talon City and Mrs J Grannis with Richard Grannis, plus Mrs H J Wilcox with Dr T Kelsey. Next week features a charity master point game.
Miss Myrna Lynn Shea and Al Wesco Croker Jr. wed in Juarez Mexico. Bride's Amarillo Texas parents announced the marriage. Craker, Erie native, is tied to the American Quarter Horse at Amarillo Air Force Base. Couple to reside in Amarillo Texas.
Mrs Crosby Bush of East Mill Street hosted a church SS class gathering at the Evy 1 United Brethren Church. Games and refreshments followed devotions by Mrs Keith Henton on The Completeness of God’s Creation. A nominating committee led by Mrs Eastman announced officers to be elected at the May meeting.
A reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Glen Holthouse was held at Abbe Reformed Church on Clymer Friday with 18 in attendance. The couple wed March at the bride’s home in Spartansburg. The bride, a Spartansburg High School graduate, works at Jamestown General Hospital. The groom, a Clymer Central High School graduate class of 1951, served two years in the armed forces. They reside at the Ben Stoddard Firm on Brownell Gadd.
Columbus Grange met Monday evening in the Schram Lng office building. Members presented readings on maple syrup and maple sugar making directed by lecturer Mrs. David Curtis. The closing song was The Sugar Party, led by master Lawrence Miller. New committees included Mrs. Ronald Carter and Mrs. Merle Page.
David Curtis, Mrs Marko Kirin and Mrs Norman Lewis served maple sugar provided by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Miller. Miss Edith Miller and Keith Wade will arrange the program for the next meeting.
A third contingent of 205 Peace Corps volunteers has arrived in the Philippines, bringing total volunteers to 223. Another group is expected this summer to push the total to 300. The arrivals will be assigned as teachers aides in Leyte and Samar Islands in the central Philippines.
AP dispatch reports an ongoing investigation into the sale of government surplus cheese by a food concession at Greater Pittsburgh Airport. Allegheny County Commissioners ordered the probe after workers reportedly saw surplus cartons at an A C Co coffee shop.
Erie Daily Times and Erie Morning News criticize Congressman Carroll Kearns amid a heated primary contest. The papers state they do not support him and will explain to a congressional committee why he does not merit their endorsement.
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