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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1964

Page

6

Kiwanis Club Hears Talk By Olin Bracken

Olin Bracken spoke at the Kiwanis Club in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge on the costs of dying and modern funeral services. Allan Shaw introduced him and Bracken answered questions. Robert Church was welcomed back into membership by president Douglas D. Rozelle Jr. The meeting included reports from Embert Earle on Christmas lights donations and a division meeting recap. A directors’ meeting was set for tonight at Rozelle’s home.

Olin Bracken We Bracken Funeral Home Kiwanis Club Moose Lodge Bracken Allan Shaw Robert Church Douglas D. Rozelle Jr Embert Earle William Helmintoller Titusville James St. George Embert Earle

Bridal shower honors Karen VanGuilder of Garland

Mrs Bart VanGuilder and her daughter Linda hosted a bridal shower at the former’s home for Karen VanGuilder of Garland, daughter of Ward and Mrs VanGuilder of Garland. She will wed Richard Abraham of Pittsfield at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Pittsfield this Saturday. Games and awards were given to several guests from Union City Corn Springs and Lawivive Park.

Bart VanGuilder Linda Wayne_VanGuilder Laura Karen VanGuilder Garland Corry Ward VanGuilder Richard Abraham Pittsfield Evangelical United Brethren Church Kingdon Drake Dale Burgess Union City Arnie DeVore Reed Gage Susan Gage Corn ‘Springs Sally; Jones Lawivrive Park Karen. van- Guilder

Mrs Elgie Smith at 90 Celebrates Birthday in Spartansburg

Mrs Elgie Smith, 90, of Spartansburg was feted at an open house and reception on her 90th birthday November 18. Hosted by her son and daughters in Cowleway Road, about 100 guests from Spartansburg and nearby towns attended. The event featured a carnations corsage, fall flower centerpiece, gifts and money as well as family helpers serving cake, punch and coffee.

Elgie Smith Spartansburg Milton Kingsley Cowleway Road Rennie Weidner Fern Thompson Wilmington Calif Kingsley Teresa Judy Susan Hand Josep Hand Roms Corry Anne Erle Kane Smith

Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Roland Proctor in Curry

A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roland Proctor of 591 Union Street Waive Rowland. Mrs Maud Bennink Mrs Denzel Philips Mrs Edmund Barr Judy Barr and Laura VanGuilder attended. A pink and white shower theme featured in table decor and cake and dessert service. The bride to be received gifts from relatives and friends.

Corry Memorial Hospital Roland Proctor Union Street Waive Rowland Maud Bennink Denzel’ Philips Edmund Barr Judy Barr Laura VanGuilder Corry Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow Buffalo Clifford Buesink Rainbow Nancy Buesink Masonic Temple Wayde Heilman Heather Elizabeth Fort Devens Mass Heilman

College Students Junior Class Dance At Armory To Feature Music By Raiders

The Corry Area High School junior class Thanksgiving dance moves from the gym to the State Armory on East Washington Street this Saturday evening. The Raiders, a four piece group, will play from 8 to 11 p m with Mary Sprovers in charge of refreshments Greg Brown arranged the dance and Laura Neckers and Peggy Bortner handle publicity. All high school and college students are invited to attend.

Corry Area High School State Armory East Washington Street Raiders Max L. Bennink Mary Sprovers Greg Brown Laura Neckers Peggy Bortner

Mrs Ireland Hosts Card Club Guests and Awards

Mrs Ireland entertained her Spring street home last evening for members of her card club with two guests, Mrs Hannan and Mrs Rowland. Awards went to Mrs Middleton and Mrs Hyer. The hostess served pecan pie, sandwiches, tea and coffee. The group will meet next at Mrs Burkhart's home on Franklin street.

Vis Arthur Ireland Spring Street Card Club James Hannan Gilbert Rowland John Middleton Craig Hyer James Burkhart Franklin Street

Christmas Seal talk at College Club program

Gordon veg spoke on the creation of the Christmas Seal for the College Women's Club in the YMCA all purpose room. Graves of the Erie County Tuberculosis and Health Association noted the Seal symbolizes the national effort against TB and respiratory diseases. A short meeting welcomed three new members and refreshments followed with a Thanksgiving themed table.

Gordon Veg College Women's Club YMCA Graves Erie County Tuberculosis and Health Association Vella Bracken College Club Erie County Health Group National TB and Health Association William Jones Charles Miller Katherine Fields Charles DuBois Bruce Summerville Lawrence Anderson Frank Anthony Ann Baressi John Fenstermacher W. W. Hammond Erkki Rainesalo William Waterhouse Ola Young Harold Wolfe David Johnson Betty Pate Bracken Jones

Anniversary Dinner Honors Powers at 45 Years

News from California says Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Powers of R. D. 2 were honored at a family dinner for their 45th wedding anniversary. Their sons, daughters, and relatives hosted and gave gifts. Guests included Joseph Tomchick, Dr. Charles Eubanks of Long Beach, and Richard Powers of Colton. Mike Tomchick of Union City also attended. Mrs. Charles Eubanks and her infant were guests at a shower hosted by Mrs. Jacob Van Wingerden.

California Eugene Powers Joseph Tomchick Charles Eubanks Long Beach Richard E. Powers Colton Calif Mike Tomchick Union City Jacob van Wingerden Joseph Tomehick van Wingerden

The Spoken Word Ts Like the All The Printed Word Is Always There

A brief note reflects on the enduring presence of spoken and printed words in public life. The piece contrasts oral expression with print, underscoring their persisted roles in informing and shaping community discourse.

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