Morning Bites Exchange Vows At St. Thomas'
Miss Sandra Varish and John Hajec united in marriage at St. Thomas The Apostle Church in a 10am ceremony officiated by Rev. Leon Doleski. The bride wore organza with lace and a pearl and crystal veil, with a pink rose cascade. reception for 250 followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. ‘Thomas the Apostle
Sandra J. Varish
John J. Hajec
Miss Varish
Thomas Varish
Spartansburg
Hajec
Jack Hajec
Columbus Avenue
Leon Doleski
James Wharton
Arthur Walters
Christine Hajee
Ouvin
Former Corry music teacher weds in Ohio
Miss Johanna K Ture a German instructor at The Defiance College in Defiance Ohio chose May 4 for her marriage to Victor Sayre a Defiance College music department faculty member. They exchanged vows at First Methodist Church Adrian Michigan with Dr Douglas MacNaughton reading. The couple plan to reside in Defiance and resume teaching at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna K. Ture
Defiance College
Defiance
Ohio
Victor Sayre
First Methodist Church
Adrian
Mich
Douglas MacNaughton
Adrian College
Robert Turk
Graz
Austin
Fern Sayre
Spartansburg
Jesse Sayre
Stansburg
F. Lawson
Caroline Lawson
Corry
Jan
Graz University
University of London
England
Sayre
State University of New York
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Indiana University
Frank Lawson
East Irving Street
Spartans
Bride-to-be and fiancé host prenuptial event at Perry's Inn
Christine Hajee and other hostesses organized a rehearsal dinner for the bride-to-be and future groom. The event, hosted by the groom’s parents, took place at Perry's Inn the eve of the wedding. Attendants received gifts from the bride-elect and prospective groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Hajee
Perry’s Inn
Hospital Auxiliary Tag Day Sale Successful
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary tag day sale, continued yesterday due to bad weather, was a successful project led by Mrs Edward Heckman. Top sellers were Jane Galbreath, Jean Te Winkle, Heidi Keppel, and Vicki Butcher. Mrs Heckman thanked donors and reminded youngsters that ice cream slip rewards will be honored through May 20. The committee also thanked Sears and Roebuck staff for storing tables and equipment.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Edward Heckman
Jane Galbreath
Jean Te Winkle
Heidi Keppel
Vicki Butcher
Heckman
Sears and Roebuck
Shower Fetes Miss Borstorff Before Wedding
A miscellaneous shower was held Thursday evening for Miss Kathleen Borstorff, a bride to be, hosted by the Juniors File Tri-Hi-Y at Mead Park with Miss Linda Mc Widowney. Guests played games, presented many gifts and a gift certificate. Refreshments featured pink, green and white colors, ice cream and drinks. Miss Barbara Segal won the special award for the evening.
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Kathleen Borstorff
Junilor’ File
Tri-Hi-Y
Linda McWidowney
Mead Park
Barbara Segal
Friendship Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Roy Swart Home
Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Roy Swart’s R D 2 home with eight members present. President Mrs Esther Lawson conducted the business session then games followed. Awards went to Mrs Harry Jaquith, Mrs John Decker, and Mrs Lawson, with Miss Frances Sperry taking the mystery package. Hostess served salad waters relishes ice cream cake and coffee. A card was to be sent to a former member.
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Therriendship Club
Roy Swart
R. D.2
Esther Lawson
Harry Jaquith
John, Decker
Lawson
Frances Sperry
Rev Ortner to Preach Bacca Address at Wattsburg High
Elmer A Ortner pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church ill preach the Bacca address at Wattsburg High School at 8 p m on June 26 with topic Knowledge Strength and Freedom Miss Joyce Raupach of Brook street left yesterday for Cleveland to spend the weekend with relatives and friends En route to New York City Mr and Mrs David Riffer of New Castle visited a few days with Mrs Riffers grandmother Mrs J L Hughes of East Main street Miss Loretta Lindstrom and her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Lindstrom of R D 1 were guests this week at a Thiel College tea in Greenville for Alpha Xi Delta pledges Miss Lindstrom is a freshman at the college Also attending were Mr and Mrs William Ruff of Clymer whose daughter Miss Marcia Ruf was a sorority pledge The chapter recently received an award for being the Sorority having the highest scholastic average in the nation Last weekend Miss Lindstrom and
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Elmer A.ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wattsburg High School
Joyce Raupach
Brook Street
Cleveland
New York City
David Riffer
New Castle
Lindstrom
Mothers Day Observance Noted By Secre t Sisters
Mrs. Joseph Tomelick of Long Beach California was signed by all. Girls were exchanged by secret sisters in observance of Mothers Day. Mrs. Eosene Powers will host the next session on June 7 at her home on KR D.
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Joseph Tomelick
Long Beach
Calf
Eosene. Powers
Dune
KR. D
New Roommate Miss Carol Hild Arrives in Philadelphia
Miss Carol Hild of Philadelphia will be next year’s roommate. Weekend visit to Lindstrom home noted. The Burkharts welcomed a new daughter born May qth, shared as a family birthday tied to Mrs William Zaftropulos. Zaftropulos also has a granddaughter Maury Hewright born five years ago. Upcoming Rebekah Helping Hand summer activities discussed at IOOH Hall meeting with Mrs Bertha Darwin. Mount Pleasant Cemetery Association annual meeting set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Community Building per secretary Elsie Fox.
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Carol Hild
Philadelphia
Lindstrom
Daugher
James Burkhart
William Zaftropulos
Ait
Zaftropulos
Maury Hewr Ith
Rebekah
IOOH
Bertha Darwin
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Elsie Fox
Apples keep decay away says dentist expert
Prof G C Stack of the London Hospital Medical College told a dental health education conference that apples defend against cavities. He cited experiments with Liverpool children confirming the long-held idea that eating apples helps dental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C Stack
London Hospital Medical College
Liverpool
Corry Journal Subscription Makes Thoughtful Gift
A subscription to the Corry Journal offers a comforting gesture for a friend or relative who is ill or lonely, providing regular news and connection. Give a practical, enduring present that brings daily reading and a sense of belonging.
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Corry Journal
Proud Rider leads Coury Public Library new releases
Local author Berenice Jil Tele Conner publishes Proud Rider inspired by the first English female spy. Set in 17th century England, the novel draws on Oxford finds and authentic ride lore, appealing to both young readers and adults.
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Berenice Jil- Tele Conner
Coury Public Library
England
Conner
Miami
bin Ants
Mary Bront
Pr Tray Gillette de Shave
Istac Bushevis Singer
quayliuanAl
Union City Livestock Thursday Sale Highlights
Auction reports strong demand with cattle showing varied prices. Good selection of mixed lots including sows, cutters, beef cows, heifers, and calves. Prices range from moderate to strong depending on weight and quality, with buyers attentive to market signals.
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Union City
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