Odd Fellows Meet Reports District Proceedings
Jonathan Lodge heard reports from the Northwestern Association conference and the International Rally at Erie. More than 400 attended evening entertainment and 24 dinners were served. profits fund the Meadville Odd Fellows Home and Grove City Wayside Inn. The October Pleasantville session was announced and a Meadville service invites all members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Longesp. Vai
Order of Odd Fellows
Hell
Clarence Cox
Noble Gerund
Paul J. Crowell
Grand
I5 Cochairman
Northwestern Association
Odd Fellows Home
Meadville
Pleasantville
Arden Baldwin
Cochairman
Whiety
Technical Memorial High School
Erie
Odd Fellows
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Canadan
Wayside Inn
Grove City
Rebekahs
Pittsburgh
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Honor Mrs. King At Stork Shower
A stork shower honoring Mrs. Harvey King of Clymer was hosted by Miss Mary Helen Curtis and others on East Smith street. Games entertained guests while awards went to six women and many gifts were given including a bathinette from Corry Jamestown Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey King of
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Beaverdam 4-H Club Plans Bowling Party
Beaverdam 4-H Club met at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church annex for a tureen dinner. Special guest Mrs. Mary Drake demonstrated measuring skills for home economics. A wildlife meeting is set for June 4 at 7 30 p.m. Roy Ladd will lead sewing sessions on June 5 at 3 p.m. A bowling party is planned for June 6 at Union City lanes at 7 p.m. sharp. The next meeting is June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Wayne Valley
Union City
Weddings and visits highlight Corry area society
Corry residents attend wedding of Nancy Orn in Annapolis with William Marshall of Philadelphia who will marry at the Naval Academy Chapel after graduation. Families journey to Annapolis and return June 8. Other notes cover Navy Air Base visits, Edinboro State College student officers, a Freebourn leave, Archery Memorial Day at Lake City, and local graduates Richard Maloney of Marion Street earning a BS in Education after Behrend and Edinboro studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Orn
Sandra
William
Sally
Victor
Union Street
Keith Orn
Thomas
Carol
Mary
East South Street
Mark Anderson
Charles
Union City
Annapolis
Mad
Nancy Orn
William Marshall
Philadelphia
Marshall
United States Naval Academy
Corry
Naval Academy
Nancy
Victor Orn
East Pleasant Street
Norfolk
United States Navy
USS
Neptune
Kathleen Joan Mosley
Laurie Diane Mosley
George Mosley
Jamestown
Roy VanKeuren
R. D
Edinboro State College
Edinboro
Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity
Wallace Cady
Donald Cady
Kenneth Scott
Harald Scot
Mead Avenue
Richard Johnson
A. Arnold Johnson
Inter-fraternity Council
John Freebourn
Altus Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Mary Gates
Mott Street
Allen Spencer
Mead Averus
Spencer
Robert A. Spencer
Towanda
Sylvania Electric Products
Robert Eddy
East Irving Street
James Miller
West Smith Street
Sawyers
Charleroi
Jay Peake
Canada
Allan Anderson
Park Street
Wilcox
Anderson
Freda Olson
Andersons
Monroe DeVore
Buffalo
N. Y
Ben Carrie
Billa Oehrhaffen
Benton Harbor
Mich
Jean Drobneck
Mark Krizanik
Georg Drobnecks
Herbert Carrolls
Delaware Street
Robert Lindstrom
Ruth Circle
Corry Area High School
Richard Maloney
George Meloney
Marion Street
Behrend
Pennsylvania State University
Ere
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Ayers Before June Wedding
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held in the Colonial Room at the Moose home Tuesday evening honoring Miss Marjorie Ayers, who will wed William Sample on June 15 at the First Presbyterian Church. Hostesses Misses Phyllis Jensen Veronica Motuz Barbara Gibas and Mrs. Dale Portice planned red and white decor. Twenty guests attended and presented gifts. Prizes went to Miss Mary Lou Thomas Miss Evelyn Baceils and Mrs. Steve Sawdyn. The guest of honor received a special award. Refreshments included decorated cake ice cream potato chips mints nuts tea coffee and soft drinks. Favors were miniature white bridal baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ayers
Colonial Room
Moose Home
Marjorie Ayers
William Sample
First Presbyterian Church
Phyllis Jensen
Veronica Motuz
Barbara Gibas
Dale Portice
Mary Lou Thomas
Evelyn Baceils
Steve ‘Sawdyn
Hospital Auxiliary Dinner Meeting Set at Country Club
Reservations required urgently for Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary annual dinner to be held Monday at 6 30 p m at the Country Club. Mrs George Hager chairs the dinner session and all members are urged to attend. Local clergy and residents from area streets were in Pittsburgh yesterday for the Pirates Phillies doubleheader. Mrs John Logan and daughters attended a Fort Wayne Bible College spring concert and will spend the summer at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
George Hager
G. T. Bergman
West Irving Street
Lynn Bergman
Aurora
Don Sterling
East Pleasant Street
Robert Loveland
East Street
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
John Logan
Blouise
Barbara
R. D
Connie Hopkins
Fort Wayne
Confirmation To Be Held Sunday At St. Paul's
Confirmation service at St. Pauls Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Elmer A Oriner on Pentecost Sunday at 11 m with topic Your Sons and Your Daughters A solo Before the Cross by Mrs Jom Rossbacher confirms Suzanne Elaine Elmquist Ronald Lee Elmquist Carl Alfred Hillstrom David Edgar Marts Richard Charles St George Dirk Ernest Simmonsen and Jim Ann Wickwire First Communion on June 5 The same service honors St Pauls high school graduates Ted Dahlstrand Betty Jo Davis James Jackman Anna Keppel Edward Krasa Carol Lite All Pold Judy Ross Lawrence Shaffer Ronald VanCise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Oriner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jom Rossbacher
Suzanne Elaine Elmquist
Ronald Lee Elmquist
Carl Alfred Hillstrom
David Edgar Marts
Richard Charles St. George
Dirk Ernest Simmonsen
Jim Ann Wickwire
St. Paul's
Ted Dahlstrand
Betty Jo Davis
James Jackman
Anna Keppel
Edward Krasa
Carol Lite
All Pold
Judy Ross
Lawrence Shaffer
Ronald VanCise
Patricia McEvoy Weds Charles C Payne in Oak Lawn Illinois
Patricia A McEvoy daughter of Bernard T and Mrs McEvoy of Chicago and Corry married Charles C Payne son of Charles W Payne of Oak Lawn on May 4 at 2 pm in the First Congregational Church Oak Lawn Rev Earl C Hochwald officiated. Payne a University of Illinois graduate works as a chemist at Argonne National Laboratories. McEvoy a South Shore High School graduate works for Custodis Construction. They will reside in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McEvoy
Chicago
Patricia A. McEvoy
Bernard T. McEvoy
Corry
Charles C. Payne
Charles W. Payne
Oak Lawn
First Congregational Church
Earl C. Hochwald
Payne
University of Illinois
Grange to Hold Special Service at Columbus Meeting
The Columbus Grange met in a Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs B E Dodd in Columbus. Eighteen members attended. An invitation was extended for the group to attend Fortington Grange in Lander for its 50th anniversary party and sisters dinner on June 2 at 8 p.m. John W Scott State Grange master will be guest speaker. The lecturer's program by Mrs Philip Wade was in the form of a quiz game. The next meeting will be held at the Hartit Lottevitter on June 10. The memorial service for deceased members will be conducted, cake and coffee served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Lawrence Miller and Mrs Merle Page. It was announced that the Warren County station meeting will be held on June 6 at New London Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toof Hartit Lottevitter
Lawrence Miller
Merle Pagett
Warren County
New London Grange
P Wastes
Joe Decorates Marilyn's Crypt at Westwood Memorial Day
At Westwood Memorial Park, bouquets for Marilyn Monroe were added on Memorial Day. One bouquet came from a former husband of Monroe and ex baseball player. another from Kay Carr, 12, of Deerfield Dr., who sent $2 and asked a bouquet be placed for Marilyn's birthday, calling herself only a fan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunliwuuy
Joe DiMax Bio
Marilyn Monroe
Westwood Memorial Park
Miss Monroe
Kay Carr
Deerfield
Marilyn
Woman Lawyer M Vashti Burr Whittington Dies at 64
Dr M Vashti Burr Whittington former deputy attorney general of Pennsylvania and a noted woman attorney died in Washington yesterday at age 64. She was widely known under her maiden name M Vashti Burr after marriage and throughout her career.
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Washington
M. Vashti Burr Whittington
Pennsylvania
M. Vashti Burr
Memorial Day observance at Mead Park honored local veterans
The annual Memorial Day event at Memory Lane Mead Park featured Mrs Reed and many veterans group leaders including Mrs Jansen Navy Mothers and Mrs San Wyatt of the Women’s Relief Club. Attorney William J. Kelly spoke for mothers of deceased veterans as the National Guard provided honor guard and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Both Jansen
Navy
San Wyatt
Rolief Crp
Clifford Lawson
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
William Rochby
Keith Orn
American Lession Aux
Ibary
Samuel Upperrmar
Charles Guadagno
SFC
Richard ©. Ross
Company A
John Lawson
American Lession Post
Roger Grape
Focal Vew
William J. Kelly
Memorial Day Observance Shrinks At Mead Park
Threatening skies and other plans reduced yesterday’s Memorial Day observance at Mead Park to a small gathering. The event began shortly after 10:30 with Abe Corry Area High School Band performances under H Lynn Rice. Roy Reed presided as master of ceremonies, Rev Walter J Thoms gave the invocation, Guy Abbey spoke as city councilman in Mayor Zalznick’s absence, and honored guest Mrs Leah Reed was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Abe Corry
H. Lynn Rice
Roy Reed
Esremontes
Walter J. Thoms
Guy Abbey
Philip Zalzneck
Reed
Leah Reed
Eliza
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Ennett
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House of Value
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Ervice
EAVE
M.G.I.C
Corry Savings
North Center Street
Corry, Penn‘a
Memory Lane
National Guard
Honor Guard
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California
U. 8
SWIFT
Bos
Hormel
THE
REX Theatre
Sunt Lancaster
Judy
Garland
JOITE
Burt
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Corry’s Council For Handicapped Education
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