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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1960
Page
3
Readable fragments mention a local item with a brief note on action. Names and places are unclear in the damaged text but hint at a community notice. Summary covers the readable portion without adding facts not present.
Fragmented OCR piece mentions people and places with unclear actions. Names include Thom Were Hull Chalmers and Mrs. Gar ville Worl, along with references to a hospital and memorials. Reading is incomplete and dates are inconsistent, yielding a rough, undefined event snippet.
Essie Blur s of Erie announces the marriage of their daughter Mary Py Woot to Stuart Gige Laycaster of Sarasota Florida. The ceremony was held at First Methodist Church on Saturday at 3 p.m. September 24 with relatives from Sarasota Fort Lauderdale and St Petersburg in attendance. The couple will reside in Sarasota and New York City. Lancaster runs Palm Tree Play House and co-owns Ringling Brothers Circus. Mrs Lancaster will continue in real estate.
At St Edwan School PTA meeting fifth and sixth grades won the attendance award for most fathers present. President Sam Baressi announced the attendance prize would be given to the room with the most dads. Cochairmen were named for the membership drive and Rev Cyril Cooper urged cooperation between parents and teachers for student welfare and academic success. Refreshments followed, and the next meeting on November 2 will be an open house.
Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church met yesterday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Percy McCray Mrs. Andrew Paulson and Mrs. John Mitchell. Bertha Stockton led devotions on the fourth chapter of First John. Roll call cited verses containing the word praise. Fred Ross chaired the business session and distributed cards and offering envelopes for the Week of Prayer and Self Denial. Future meetings will be held in the Golden Links Class Sunday School room. Mrs. Willis Brown presented a program from Methodist Woman on China. Bertha Wykoff will host the next text meeting.
Gerald Lane YMCA Secretary spoke at the First Presbyterian Women’s Association meeting on the church youth and the town. Mrs Glenn Steadman led the program with devotions by Mrs O W Bracken Sr 30 members attended and Calvin Circle served refreshments chaired by Mrs John Sheehan.
Lindstroms and family of ROD hosted a large dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Herbert Ohm as they prepare to move to Glenders California. Guests from multiple towns attended a bountiful meal and social hour, with many relatives listed by name and location.
The Steel Age Players staged a one act play at the Steel Age Management Club meeting in Cory Jamestown Corporation’s clubhouse on Bust Avenue. The drama by Mas Skousen follows Johnny Mason a shop foreman as plant expansion creates troubles. Background music by Eugene Hasbrouck and direction by Thomas Riesell complemented a cast includingDr F Dein Miller Harry Schiemer George Mulvin Lois Cole Leo Hooks Mary Beth Keppel Wliam McKee Shirley Ross Ann Marie Beer Walter Deutschlander Joseph Bareksi Russell Clark Walter Dundor and Richard Legters. Program chairs William McKee and George Mulgin led the brief business session before 97 members were served refreshments.
The Lutheran Circle held at United Church near St Pauls yesterday afternoon with Mrs Da Hill presiding. Mrs Donald MrCray opened devotions and presented the program on We From The Old Testament guiding the day’s topics Esther and Debord. Committee chairs were announced including Mrs McGeys as fellowship chair and Mrs Clarence Eid as auxiliary chair. Members were urged to attend the October 26 meeting at 6 pm and volunteer workers planned for refreshments. Eizabeth Chile hosted after the treasury brief, and the group arranged care for emergencies. The meeting closed with a missions benediction and refreshments served by the hostess team. Next meeting to be hosted by Ms E E Hawkins on November 2.
Conelway School hosts a falls festival Saturday November 12 from 1 to 8 pm featuring games, refreshment stands, and on site prizes for children. A bake sale, fish pond, sewing and poster contests are planned with fifth graders coordinating activities and ticket sales.
Mrs Cookles entertained 0 members of the Rebekah Chair of the Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church yesterday afternoon at her home on North Center street. Mrs Howard VanTassel opened the session by reading President Dwight D Eisenhower's proclamation for a World Day of Prayer, with prayers by Mrs Dan Culver and Mrs T R Sorenson. Business noted a Christmas bus sent to China and a letter from missionaries to Nigeria. The lesson on Voices of the Faith was given by Mrs Floyd Doherty.
The event titled Bridge Scores at VEW Pos last evening crowned winners including Mr Robert Tunbell and Arthur Cohn. Other top finishers were Philip Zileiloe and Mrs Ted Treat, with Ted Treat and Mey Mark Coste tying for third on 92. Mrs Preak Graft and Mrs Jame Myelnngs posted 90, while Mee Wallas Young and Mrs Gerd Tate scored 88.
Enerrojury Chee at the Cutting Sunday School met at the home of Mrs Walter InShizer for an evening of charity study from the old testament. Mrs Merton Bemis led in Hevodon, while Mrs David Fassett conducted games. Plans for a family night later this month were discussed and Mrs DeShazer will oversee supper with Mrs Gordon Shumper and Mrs Fassett lighting the program. Mrs Roemild Rhodes helped serve apple pie with ice cream and coffee at session’s end.
Mrs Cooklis and Mrs VanTassel served cake, coffee, mints and nuts to guests in a small daytime gathering. The event featured light refreshments and a simple social program.
A Lutheran women’s conference is planned with Rev Ralph W Baker and Rev Whiph Blajr leading sessions. Speakers include Miss Glomveian Levee Moe Kathe and Mrs Gesler, a missionary in India and editor from New York, with local ecumenical participation and a school cafeteria carved tone.
Rites for Huffman and Morgan are announced in Arcade New York with service details. Local attendees include Harold Liord and Corry Arex High School alumni. The couple, residents of Corry, plan a crosscut ceremony at West Chiveh and will be joined by family and friends.
A sorority held a beatnik themed party with members in distinctive makeup and costumes. Guests included several senior members and committee chairs as presenters. Attendees described the evening as stylish with student fashion and themed performances.
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