Victoria Klisart Weds Charles Mosbacher At Conneaut Lake
Miss Victoria Joan Klisart, CAHS graduate, married Charles Richard Mosbacher in a double ring ceremony at Our Lady Queen of the Americas Church Conneaut Lake. The groom’s family from Meadville and nearby towns attended. Bridesmaids were Miss Carol Anne Klisart and Miss Jane Klisart. The couple resides at 1627 Winchester Street Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Joan Klisart
CAHS
Charles Richard Mosbacher
Conneaut Lake
Victor J. Klisart
Corry
Victoria Joan O
Charles J. Mosbacher
Meadville
Our Lady Queen of the Americas
Conneant Lake
R. J. Toland
John New
Hartstown
Joan Olson
Carol Anne Kilsart
Jane Kiisart
Mosbacher
Wallace
Gaylord Mosbacher
George Garfield
Blooming Valley
John Graham
Russell Greenfield
Linesville
Chantilly
Titusville
Wesleyville
Linesviffe
Fire
Fairview
Conneautville
Prewsburg
Syracuse
Niobe
Westfield
Milford
Mich
Cleveland
Chagrin Falls
Oslo
Ins
Moshacher
Corry Area
Bethesda
Meadville High School
Teamen Pression
Cleveand
Winchester Street
Cleveland 7
Ohio
Witherspoon Circle Meets at Random Road Presbyterian
Mrs Clyde Keith hosted 19 members of the Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Women for a Monday session. Devotions on Luke and Women were led by Mrs Ray Latitie and Mrs Keith. Announced events include a May 2 family night screen dinner and a Daily Vacation Bible School after school ends. No church school in May. Mrs James Lundy led the program reviewing Conversations on Christ the Church and Race. Desserts by Mrs Philip Segal and Miss Hazel Merker. Next meeting set for June 16 at the Selth home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherspoon
Clyde Keith
Random Road
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Luke
Ray Latitie
Keith
James Lundy
Philip Segal
Hazel Merker
Rotary Talk On Rail Passenger Decline In Erie
George W. Ballinger of the Pennsylvania Railroad addressed the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry about rising rail passenger deficits since 1932. He noted costs, highway competition, trucking freight losses, and auto and air competition, adding that rail and air receive no subsidies while highways do. Visiting Rotarians and local members attended. summer golf tournaments were announced to begin with the first match last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ballinger
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rotary Club
Corry
C.K. McLean
G. B. Cauley
Warren
Frank E. Gates
Covina
Calif
W. M. Pierce
Erie
William C. Seite Jr
Elwants Club
Troop 180 Girl Scouts Work On Badges At Meet
Girl Scout Troop 180 meeting at St Edwards School divided into two patrols to earn proficiency badges. Patrol II pursued cyclist badges with a bicycle hike ending at Mead Park for a marshmallow roast. Patrol I formed color bike groups, traced color trails, then returned for games and action songs led by Rita Hurlbert and Margaret McQuiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gir
St. Edward's School
Mead Park
Green Patrol
Rita Hurlbert
Margaret McQuiston
Yellow Patrol
Golden Agers Welcome New Members at Corry Club Meeting
One hundred members and guests attended the Corry Area Golden Age Club session at the YMCA. Five new members were welcomed and received badges for future meetings. Loyd Cramer of the Erie YMCA spoke on the Wesleyville Retired Men's Club. a film showed US sites. A gift honored the oldest attendee, and a lunch followed. May birthday party planned for May 27 at the same venue. Visitors included local and Erie guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Paul Bowlby
Church of the Nazarene
Loyd Cramer
Erie Ymca
Wesleyville
United States
Simmons
Jennie Akam
Waive Rowland
Merle Haskell
John Babcock
Loretta Belden
Minnie Nichols
First Grade at Harding PTA Program Honors Year
Harding PTA held its end of year meeting with mothers of pre schoolers as guests. Mrs Tony Stec led devotions and flag salute while Thirty members attended. New officers were installed by Mrs Leslie Messinger. A plant sale is planned for June 4 at Mead Park with Ernest Emmons Jr as chair and J Rodger Moyer as cochair. First grade students performed songs and readings including Howdy Do My Partner and Yankee Doodle Das. Participants included Kathy Arkoski Jackie Hepler Susan McFadden Marlene Zajac Cynthia Wellenhoffer Vicki Nichols Seth Ann Moyer Micki Varesso Santo Pate Douglas Rozelle. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Michael Vatasso and committee Ruth Dahishand Pit and Robert Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Pta
Harding School
Mead Park
Ernest, Emmons Jr
J. Rodger Moyer
Cochairman
Kathy Arkoski
Jackie Hepler
Susan McFadden
Marlene Zajac
Cynthia
Berean Class Names New Officers
The Evangel United Brethren Berean Class met at the North Center street home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Chase with 14 members present. Plans were made for the annual banquet on June 10 at 5 p.m. in the church basement where officers will be installed. Officers named: Raymond Huffman president, Robert Blakely vice president, Mrs. Homer White secretary treasurer, Mr. Raymond Huffman assistant secretary treasurer, Mrs. LeRoy Humes historian, and Vernon Baldwin chaplain. Committees include publicity and tickets, food, film, and entertainment and tables with members listed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Baldwin poured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB
Evangel+ses United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Lyle Chase
Raymond Huffman
Robert Blakely
Homer White
LeRoy Humes
Vernon Baldwin
Humes
White
Huffman
William Kingsley
Baldwin
Keith Henton
Raymond Huttman
Russell White
Chase
Mrs. Baldwin
Daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Bennett of Mill Village.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Mir
James Bennett
Mill Village
Mother's Day Party Honors Mrs Fred Howard at Home
A Mother's Day house party at 166 West Columbus Avenue celebrated Mrs Fred Howard hosted by her four daughters Visitors enjoyed the day and gifts and cards were exchanged A luncheon was served by a group of local women including Ruth Thomas Warren Arlene Stuck Jamestown Frances Robbins Bessie Rutsky Pittsfield Emma Ross Spring Creek Attending relatives included nieces Ida Sank Corry Yaegle Clara Dexter Warren six grandchildren Bonnie Robbins Dorothy Hamilton Howard Terry Rutsky Leon Leland Watson and husbands Mr Rutsky Mr Ross and Mr Dexter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Howard
West Columbus Avenue
Howard
Ruth Thomas
Warren
Arlene R. Stuck
Jamestown
Frances Robbins
Bessie Rutsky
Pittsfield
Emma Ross
Spring Creek
Golden Links Class Meeting at Mrs Gordon Home
Twenty five members of the Golden Links Class of First Methodist Church met last evening at Mrs George Gordon’s East Church street home. Deaconess Oscar Johnson gave devotions from John chapter twenty four and reflected on the threefold nature of humanity. Two poems, Lessons of the Year and Twenty Third Psalm, were read. President Anthony Cyphert led a business session planning a June 10 church green picnic dinner in the dining room. Hostess committee Mrs Roy Cady, Mrs Andrew Paulson and Mrs Bertha McCray served fruit salad wafers saints coffee and tea from a candlelit buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cady
Andrew Paulson
Bertha Mc Cray
Lady Franklin Rebekahs Hold Special Lodge Meeting
A special meeting of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge was held Monday evening at the IOOF Hall. Plans were made for the Northwest Association meeting in Erie on Saturday and for the Grand Lodge session in Harrisburg June 9 to 11. Mrs Elof Dahl will be local delegate to Erie and Mrs Clarence Cox will represent the group at Harrisburg. The next regular lodge meeting is set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekahs
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Northwest Association
Erie
Grand Lodge
Harrisburg
Elof Dahl
Erle
Clarence Cox
Registration Fee Due For GS Troop 398
In a brief meeting at the First Presbyterian Church recreation room Girl Scouts of Troop 398 voted to use treasury funds to buy antiseptic for First Aid kits. Dues for the year are to be paid by next Monday's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GS Troop No. 398
First Presbyterian Church
Troop 398
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Sue Millspaw for May Wedding
Mrs Marvin Millspaw and Mrs Richard Joy host a bridal shower for Sue Millspaw at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home. Twenty five guests enjoyed green and yellow decor, games with prizes to Mrs Darwin Wolcott and others, and gifts for the guest of honor. Out of town attendees included Mrs Alton Hinman of Conneaut Ohio, plus guests from Spring Creek Elgin and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Millspaw
Marvin Millspaw
Richard Joy
Siater
Spring Creek
David Kafferlin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Darwin Wolcott
Robert Wank
George Sprover
Richard Blount
Anthony Cooper
Holly Upperman
Either Fare
William Kaiferlin
Alton Hinman
Conneaut
Ohio
Elgin
Columbus
Rush of Troops Sent to Aid Nixon Crisis in Venezuela
President Nixon faced unrest as about 260 troops were deployed and police sealed the embassy area in Venezuela. Interior Minister Quevedo condemned the riots and urged order while warning against a slide toward dictatorship. General Perey Jimenez, Venezuela's former dictator, lives in exile in Miami Beach.
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Wnel
Iioitive
Numb
Quevertn
United States
Venrsvela
Quevedo
Niven
Tattle
Nilltep
Peres Jimenez
Mareng Perey Jimenez
Veronicians
Miami Beach
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Corry Evening Journal
Social
D. B. Arbuckle
Akron
Toronto
Canada
Fred Sullivan
A. F. Dahlstrand
Porter ; Auer
University of Toronto
Sandra Cochran
A.V. Cochran
East Frederick Street
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing
John Castor
Tucson
Ariz
Renwick Spears
Jessie Spears
Leslie J. Kelly
South Street
Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange No. 75
Grange Mall
Harold Casler
Paull Sudhar Sr
Seongintes
Worth Hammond
Pomona F
Nancy Curtis
Lawrence Miller
Myx
Carleton Curtis
Nathan Dodd
Albert Sandburg
Stanton-Rand
Dotty Mann
Rugby and
Lofties
F.C. Chapin & Son
General Telephone
Triangle
Eric
Nero
Rome
Ike
Nixon
Citizens National Bank OF Corry Bump Federal Diposit
Wauranee Corfomtion
Mbente Phonaas
Eeserve
Bank
Huck Guarantee
Taken
Sominex
Service and Health
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