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Incomplete read shows a road route reference near Nis road with missing words. Context unclear but indicates a transit or street detail. No clear date or organization available.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1961
Page
3
Incomplete read shows a road route reference near Nis road with missing words. Context unclear but indicates a transit or street detail. No clear date or organization available.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Loveland of King Street returned Saturday from a week in Little Rock Ark with their son in law and daughter Sgt and Mrs Raymond Purd They were joined by their daughters Mrs Allin Cox of Elgin and Mrs Noman Mitchell of King Street Also visiting were Robert Reagle Jr of California State College and Rowena Reagle of Houghton College with their mother Mrs Robert Reagle Sr of 618 Grand Street Miss Mary Ann Cosma spent the weekend at her Corry home.
Conelway Troop 79 held a meeting for boys and parents at the school where many received badges and merit distinctions. Thomas Zewatsky led the flag salute and plans for a Meadville train trip were discussed.
The Esther Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met at East Pleasant Street home of Mrs. Irvin Young with Mrs. Floyd Webb as cohostess. Twenty one members and one guest attended. Faith was the devotional theme by Mrs. James Cogan. Mrs. Bryan Stowe chaired the business session and urged using the Sunshine Fund balance to buy church necessities. Stowe requested workers for the Thursday dinner and announced May 10 Mother-Daughter smorgasbord reservations with Mrs. Young. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Charles Correll led a stewardship program, assisted by Mrs. Frank Sturgis, Mrs. Paul Meerdink and Mrs. Boyd Berrett. Refreshments by the hostesses.
Carol Stultz and Robert Mulvin plan a June 17 wedding at St Marys Church with a reception at Cory High School. The couple, both well known in the area, will be joined by relatives from Marienville, Lake City, Corry, Erie, and Bridport Connecticut for the ceremony and luncheon events that preceded the ceremony.
In Corry in 1961 Corry City Chapter No 17 Order of the Eastern Star celebrated sixty years since its 1901 founding. A meeting drew 107 members and guests with long time members honored for 55 to 61 years. Fresh events from past minutes, international correspondence, and a butterfly gift from Taipei accompanied a spring-themed meal as Grand Chapter and General Grand Assembly dates were announced for 1961.
Kiwanis Club plans a blood donor drive carried out by the newly formed Brothers of the Brush affiliated group. The event is set for May 15 in Corry, following a Jay meeting at Hotel Cory. Artie Shaw presented a film on how a news story is written, edited and printed.
Judith Merrifield Stockton, formerly Miss Judith Merrifield, was honored at a postnuptial bridal shower at Columbus Church hosted by her Sunday School class. Contests, prizes for Mrs Stockton and several guests, spring colors, flowers, a three tier cake.
Eugene Powers presented picture slides from Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon at the Corry Grange gathering on Park Street. Worthy Master LeRoy King led the business lesson. officers planned May events and degree practice. Around 35 members, served refreshments by Mrs. Becker Mrs. Swart and Mrs. Powers, attended.
The Readers met yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Wayne street home of Mrs. George Nagel for a regtdor session. Mrs. V E Phillips gave an engaging talk on hummingbirds noting 19 known species. Hostess served pecan pie coffee and tea to guests. The group will meet again May 15 at Mrs. Blanche Sullivan s Carter Hill home.
Miss Lorraine Slava, daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Slava, was honored on her fourteenth birthday with a party at her parents home. The event occurred Saturday from seven to ten thirty PM with ten guests, records and dancing as amusements. She served cake ice cream and punch and received several gifts.
The auxiliary plans a centennial event with tentative date set for Saturday May 17 at the center. Glenn Pruner named chairperson. Armour Hillstrom and Phink Grice described the dancing event and its goals. Members discussed volunteer workers for the hospital drive in April and a May fundraising sale scheduled May 12 and 13 at Widtannins with Mrs Edward Wooknall as chairwoman.
A postnuptial shower celebrated Mrs Latos who wed on April 28. Guests included Mrs Walter Latos Sr, Mrs Melvin Cowenh. Mrs Russell Pitchind Mel, and Thomas Linski. The afternoon at Grime's Cafeteria featured a social hour, door prizes, and gifts for the bride, with many well wishes extended.
Mrs Willian Rodemeyer chaired a local program featuring Ruth Cirle and a short playlet. Mrs Russell Clark and Merle Dodd introduced speakers. a sheaf of refreshments followed, with a program titled To Give With Joy.
The Concord Community House will host a reception for a newly married couple on March 6th. Neighbors relatives and friends are invited to attend at the venue to meet the couple and extend best wishes.
The article lists Shakespeare related puns and names like Kennedy Churchill Howe and Huckleberry Hound among Emmy nominations released yesterday. Winners will be announced on a Hollywood telecast on May 10.
Fragmentary text describes delays related to a carnet and a queen arrival at Naplas. Mentions red carpets and guards, with unclear sequence of events and several garbled phrases.
The article details a spring banquet hosted by Secret Sisters at the Concur Soeree Suter Lan venue with Mrs Dowald Brasvett and Mrs Blair Skit among prize winners. Guests included Mrs Unwired Fai End and Mrs Bunert Morris, while Mr Willard McCray and Mrs Emone Jackson helped organize pests relief and social activities during the evening.
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