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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs Jasper Drake celebrated their 50th anniversary with an open house in Union City attended by about 50 relatives and friends from Corry Union City and nearby. Guests wore corsages and boutonnieres while a yellow themed buffet and anniversary cake highlighted the event.
Miss Laura Patricia Cosper of Tuscaloosa Alabama to wed Captain Allan Roy Borstorff of Tuscaloosa. Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Robert Glover Cosper of Birmingham. The couple plan a August 28 ceremony at Canterbury Methodist Church in Birmingham.
The first ladies day bridge luncheon of the season by the Women’s Association of the Corry Country Club was held Thursday with Mrs. W. W. Hammond Sr. as hostess. Nineteen guests including Mrs. Fern Steele and Mrs. Nellie Dunlap attended and played bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. James MacInness, Mrs. Dunlap, and Mrs. Vellah Bracken. Next event on June 3 will be hosted by Mrs. Re C. Anderson and Mrs. Hubert Heerlein.
Birdie Tells Us reports a 4600 mile five day travel by Sp4 and Mrs Fred Cam and family arriving from the Soccer Area near Anchorage. They served three years with the unit in Belvo Virginia. Joie Gasper a 10 year old acrobat will perform at Corry Area High School auditorium in a Rotary Club sponsored variety show for scholarships. Columbus School Alumni reservations are under way for Saturday at 7. Square Dance Club meets at YMCA 8 30. Corry Historical Society meets in Raymond Division with 7 30 start. New England Films shown for Golden Age Club at YMCA at 1 pm with Dr Elmer Ortner chaplain and tickets for June Ohio trip. Shop Your Corry Stores.
The Inquisitors Club of Bay Division of Associated Spring Corporation celebrated its 28th annual banquet at Corry Country Club after a day of activities. Named guests included Basil Spinney and Henry Gau from Bristol, Conn. New officers were installed: Lewis Hurlbert as president, Keith Orn as vice president, and Harold Scholton as secretary and treasurer.
A baby shower at the Corner Cupboard honored Mrs Ray Griswold of Columbus with hostesses Mrs Clifford Holcomb and Mrs Ray Griswold. Fifteen guests attended including Mrs Jack Fleming of Ashtabula Ohio. Prizes were won by Mrs Jack Walters and Miss Jeanette Baressi. A cradle centerpiece and pink blue decor framed the celebration with gifts and refreshments.
The engagement of Sharon Louise Gates of Morrisville to Eric Delp Reiff of Huntingdon Valley is announced by bride-elect's mother Mrs. Alice Ecklund. Gates, Pennsbury and Gettysburg College senior, majors in psychology. Reiff, Gettysburg College graduate in business admin, works in Philadelphia. The couple plan a February wedding.
Sparta Grangers honored at the Grange meeting held Saturday evening in the Great Hall. Clarence Smith and Oscar son received 50 year pins while a 25 year certificate was awarded to Scumkeee ba. Mrs. Gordon Fralick played piano and refreshments followed. Next meeting slated for June 12.
Thirty nine members of the Rehoboth Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held their annual dinner at Little Bit of Sweden in Erie. After the meal they performed skits and sang in a program led by Dr. H Ray Harris with Mrs. Vand Devotions. A quartet including Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olson sang The Lively Fair.
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