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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
5
Helen Correll a longtime gospel minister and partner of Dr Sidney Correll presents her 22 minute film Death in the Valley at Wheelock Community Church tomorrow at 8 00 PM. She will share pictures curios costumes and a heartfelt message drawing on her World Africa projects and Wings Over Dayton radio work. The public is invited.
Members of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club held a four table Howell session at the YMCA. Winners were Mrs Robert Ott Sty and Mrs Morgan Beverly 63, Mrs William Masler and Mrs Vee Lindsey 554, and Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs F H Bartholme. The group plans its annual luncheon and bridge game May 24 at the Hotel Cor ry with reservations via Mrs Jack Osman and Mrs Earl Haight.
The final von elway PTA meeting was held in the school cafeteria. President Mrs H James Hammond opened. Rev Lewis Hewitt of Jay Methodist Church spoke. Various awards and committees were announced for May and June activities.
A Saturday afternoon bridal shower at St. Thomas Hall honored Miss Jeanette Colletta Baressi hosted by the Baressi family and Miss Mary Gravino. Guests enjoyed visiting, games, and refreshments with prizes won by Mrs. Rob Aymong, Miss Frances Purpura, and Miss Jennie Purpura.
Samuel Antrim administrator at Corry Memorial Hospital spoke at the WSCS session at First Methodist Church. He outlined hospital types and specialization, praised local staff and accreditation, and discussed long term care units and a planned facility at the local institution. Esther Circle members served refreshments.
Corry Navy Mothers Club gathered Monday at the Harv Loveland home for a tureen dinner. Commander Douglas Rozelle Sr. led a business session. Plans were set for Meadville visits May 23 and Jamestown June 16. New member Mrs. Manley Robbins Jr. joined the group. Rozelle was re elected commander and presided at the installation of officers including Mrs. Carl Peterson as first vice commander and several other posts. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Nichols won special awards.
The wedding is set for Saturday at the First Methodist Church. Lois Smith is the daughter of Mrs. Martin Smith of West Columbus avenue, while Earl Culbertson Jr. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Culbertson Sr. of Carter Hill R D 4, a Navy veteran from the USS Whitfield County. Local families Smith Palmer Darnofall Concord 4H and community notices are included along with hospital and college updates.
Miss Diane LeSuer and Martin DeWitt Jr. wed in St. Thomas The Apostles Church on April 16. Attendants wore pink and white. reception followed at Corry Grange Hall. The couple now reside at 33 West Pleasant and work in Erie County.
Mrs. Dennis Rogers formerly Miss Sharon Martin was honored at a post-bridal shower hosted by Mrs. E Craig Moore on East Smith Street. Twenty one guests attended and gave gifts as pink and white nylon net puffs highlighted the pink and white color theme.
The Gospel Tabernacle in Spar tansburg hosted an all women led Sunday evening service for Mother's Day with songs, scripture, and instrumentals. Recognition honored the oldest and youngest mothers and those with the most children as attendance contests concluded. A Sunday School Family Day and future party were noted.
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Arthur Cochran of Sherman. The mother is Mrs Mable Schrock a teacher at Sherman High School and employed at Corry Jamestown Corporation.
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