Boat Ship Drawn Near First School Avenue
A fragment notes a boat or ship drawn near First School Avenue at 7:30. The text lacks clear nouns or actions to confirm events, people, or organizations.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1960
Page
5
A fragment notes a boat or ship drawn near First School Avenue at 7:30. The text lacks clear nouns or actions to confirm events, people, or organizations.
A church report lists events such as a prayer meeting, youth choir practice, and a worship service at 10 30 a m. Sunday morning. It notes gatherings for men and women, Sunday school, and radio ministry plans.
Women of the Moose organized a dinner at the Moose home on December 1 with senior regent Mrs Willi Prine in charge. Mrs Harold Gale handled reservations by November 27. An exchange will occur at the dinner and attendees will receive Christmas baskets. The regular chapter meeting followed the meal and several candidates were initiated. The attendance award went to Mrs Clarence Farrington.
Mrs E W Graham entertained the Miary Martha Class of Pars Presbyterian Church at her West Frederick Street home. President Mrs Thuis Rovely led devotions on Thanksgiving themes and a brief business session. A December party was planned at Mrs HoT B MacLers home with a social hour and visiting.
Mrs Merle Patterson was elected last evening to the Wheelock Community Aid. The president Mrs Kenneth Harvey led the session and reported 90 new knitted garments and 12 Baby Jayettes donated in the past year. Mrs Patterson closed with Love Thy Neighbor and prayer was offered. A salad course preceded adjournment. next meeting set for December 1 with Mrs Guy Williams.
Sixteen members met at Mrs James Kolstpes home for a December seventh Christmas dinner at Ginnies cafeteria. Mrs Gerald Bensink heads the business meeting and entertainment committee with Mrs Ronald Volk and Mrs Clarence Raymond. Prizes were won by several members after games guided by Mrs Jack Raymond and Mrs Arthur Miller. Refreshments included gelatin salad chiffon cake and coffee.
The home wedding in November married Miss Mary Ann Dingfelder to David Ray Merriman with Groom's father officiating. Attendants wore white, bridesmaids bright gowns, and a five tiered cake highlighted the reception at Curry Grange Hall. About 175 guests from Chicago and several Pennsylvania towns attended the event. The couple planned a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
Congratilations to the YMCA Auxiliary for a successful Bézar held Wednesday with refreshments sold out and booths busy including homemade candies and cookies. An auction led by Roger Brown closed the evening. Nearby, Conelway PTA hosted a successful bazaar and Cub Scout Pack No. 79 planned a benefit pancake supper. Local attendees included Mrs Walter Deutschlander and other Catho lic Daughters at Shrine dedication ceremonies in Washington. Plans for Hospital Auxiliary’s holiday dance on December 28 are under way with master of ceremonies to be announced tomorrow. Notables like Hugh Crabbe in St Petersburg and families visiting Mulligans were noted, as well as business visitor Glen Gaup Freau of Dewittville.
Mr and Mrs Canora Jodge announce the marriage of their daughter Madelon Carol to Raymond Lee Jeffreys son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Jeffreys The ceremony was at Union City Evangelical United Brethren Church on October 22 at 8 p m Rev Robert Smith officiated Maid of honor Janet Henry brides maids Tabdle Jeffries Sandra Young and Bonnie Kammerheimer attended The bride Linda Jeffreys was flower girl Best man Donald Jeffreys rings presented by Michael Young After a church reception the couple left for a weekend trip to West Virginia They reside in R D 1 Guys Mills Mrs Jeffreys is a Union City Area High School graduate Her husband a Townville High School graduate works at American Viscose Corp in Meadville.
The Woman's Relief Corps hosted a tureen dinner for Captain Mrs. Ricward Bush of the Salvation Army and guests yesterday at Corry Grange Hall. A quilt was tied for the Robert Maris family after their home burned. Mrs. Eva Dundon led a busy afternoon, plans for Christmas gifts, a Thanksgiving program, and an upcoming officer election on December 1 were announced. Door prize went to Mrs. Dundon. Mrs. Velma Long leaves for Gettysburg for a GAR memorial service.
Presbyterian church hosts a Thanksgiving Around the World dinner with about 180 attendees. Miss Sharon Minor led invocations and choir numbers, while Circle members decorated tables representing Alaska, Africa, Japan, and American Indians. Proceeds to ecumenical mission and mission boards for Yonsei University, Sage Memorial Hospital, and Christian Education youth initiatives.
Mrs O R Crowell entertained 13 Spencer Ladies Aid members at her home yesterday afternoon. President Mrs Robert Bailey led the business, voting a donation to Rev Norman Warner of Kentucky. A tentative December Mth Christmas dinner was set for Corry Grange Hall with an exchange of gifts to follow.
Mrs Lena Stur devant of East South Street plans a winter stay in Whittier California with her son Charles Stur devant and daughter in law. She will depart from Erie Airport tomorrow.
A Corry area couple celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with 185 guests at a reception held at their home in Weilun City. The event featured a four tiered anniversary cake and gifts while family members reflected on their years together. George Wood and the former Sortrude Hall were married in Curry on November 17, 1930, later living in Erie and Union City prior to settling in Weilun City. The couple have several grandchildren and other relatives listed among attendees.
Miss Sandra Cochran receives a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs LaVeny McEldowney and guests including Mrs William B Mitchell. Mary Picilo and others won prizes in a games and visiting social honoring Cochran. A themed umbrella cake, light fare, and individual favors accompanied the event. She is set to marry William A Mitchell at Me First Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening December 18.
Adilighley born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Eugene Smith of R D 8 Union City. A son born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clyde Yoder Jr of RD 3 Corry. A daughter born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Miles Lott of Bpar finsburg at Corry Memorial Hospital. Alon born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs dumey Proper of 120 Wright Street.
College students at Gettysburg College demonstrated for an extra day off after a homecoming win. About 100 students built a bonfire on campus and marched to the historic town center, drawing police and fire units. Dean of discipline Shaintine dispersed the group by offering the day off only if they left, arguing the tradition was not a formal sanction.
C Mahlon Kline of Philadelphia donates about 10 million dollars in Yale University stock to establish a new science facility. Kline, honorary chairman of Smith Kline and French, left Yale in 1901 and is honored by the university for the philanthropy.
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