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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
5
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Miss Jane Marie Millspaw married Raymond F. Tanner in a double ring ceremony at Wattsburg Methodist Church on April 24. Rev. Donald Johnson officiated. Greek-lace gown, family crowds from Ohio and New York attended. reception for 150 at Wattsburg Grange Hall. couple resides in Wattsburg after honeymoon trip.
Umar Charles Miller 23 faces abandonment charges after taking his two children Debbie 3 and Gris 2 from his estranged wife and leaving them at a Brooklyn church rectory on Easter Sunday. He and his wife Maryanne Miller met in Brooklyn Criminal Court where she kissed him in the corridor. the case was postponed until next month.
Corry Hospital Auxiliary outlines Tag Day plans for May 1 2 3 involving nurses and volunteers. The group held its spring meeting at Hamot Hospital Erie with Northwestern Pennsylvania Hospital Association reports. Officers announced for the coming year include Hagger president Sample first vice president Staples second vice president Kirch treasurer Pless secretary Hill financial secretary Higgins correspondence secretary. Garden card party planned for June 23 at the Hagger home with Jack Osman as general chairman. Hospital administrator Samuel Antrim attended and demonstrated donated hospital articles. April volunteer desk workers report chaired by Staples. May desk chair is Travers Stohlberg.
Kiwanis Club dinner at Hotel Corry featured Zorry Area High School teacher Robert Mulvin as guest speaker. Mulvin, introduced by program chair Kimbert Earle, spoke on a new approach to mechanical drawing and its links to woodworking and sheet metal work. William Helmintoller led the session with Rev. Gilliland's invocation and McKnight at the piano.
The annual adult tasie exhibition and open house by Laura yell Colburns students in Bemus Point features local artists Ruth Downey Albert Young Gertrude White and Florence Tripp with paintings. Also Broken straw Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meet at 2 PM Thursday at Mrs Raymond Bachemer’s home. Merle Page recovering at home in Columbus after St. Vincent Hospital stay. Former Corry residents Raymond Barnes visit. Barneses attended Elks party. Barnes works for Associated Spring in Mentor. Mrs Harold Burgnon of Costa Mesa visits Corry. Lake Erie Presbyterial guest speaker Mrs Calvin Recherer. Women invited to Presbyterian Church meeting.
Mr and Mrs Edward S Thompson of 224 Maple Avenue celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary while spending a week at The Castle Hotel Bermuda. They are pictured on the hotel dock about to board a boat for a cruise around the island.
Fourteen members and one guest attended Carry Grange in Grange Hall. John Decker presided as master. Mrs Katherine Pields presented a shrine history segment, and David Curtis spoke on Milk. Wattsburg Grange to host May meeting with state master as guest. Belle Valley and West Greene plan a May 12 visit to Waterford Grange. Refreshments by Mrs Swart, Mrs Decker, Mrs Powers. Volunteers needed for next session refreshments. Lloyd Lillie read an article on Trees and Forests.
The Concord Secret Sisters hold an annual banquet at 6 30 p m tomorrow at the Ritz Restaurant in Union City. Guests bring a wrapped gift revealing their sister’s name and prizes will be awarded during the evening. An entertaining program is promised by the committee. All members are urged to attend.
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