James Edward Clark and Sandra Lee Perry Wed in Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Socially highlighted wedding details as Sandra Lee Ferry wore an exquisite white lace gown at 2 pm ceremony. The event, officiated by Rev. William Seltz Jr, featured bridal party including maid of honor Miss Barbara Mulvin and bridesmaids, with reception in church parlors. The couple, from Corry and Columbus connections, will reside in Fairberry Ohio after James Clark's Air Force post at Wright Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edward Clark
Sandra Lee Perry
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Sandra Lee Ferry
Frank Ferry
Columbus
Paul Y. Clark
Ruth 5
Clark
William Seltz Jr
Keppel Tiffany
Fey
Barbara Mulvin
Peggy Fox
Teresa Clark
Jaith Taylor
Morris Way
Raymond Clark
John Burkhart
Arcady
FH. Bartholmé
Kilei Parker
Michael Clark
Corry
Union City
Titusville
Williamsville
N. Y
Canada
Fair
Berry Olio
Corry Area High School
New Process
Warren
Cory Area High School
U. S. Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Mrs Leon Shumsky Hosts Miss Margaret Drobneck Shower
Mrs Leon Shumsky of R D 1 hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Margaret Drobneck who will wed Charles Elchyn sky on October 26. About six friends and relatives attended a social evening with pirate bingo. Prizes were awarded to several guests and a door prize went to Mrs Donald Benin. Refreshments included fruit salad, party sandwiches, cookies, tea, and coffee with a pink and white centerpiece. Each guest received a miniature bridal basket filled with mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Shumsky
Margaret Drobneck
Charles Elchynsky
Helen Hoyt
Joseph Edwards
Norman Holton
George Drobneck
Joseph Riccardi
Donald Benin
Drobneck
Girl Scout Troop 190 Follows Tenderfoot and Homemaking Duties
Girl Scout Troop No. 190 met at Bt Edward’s School for a weekly session. Patrol I led by Bell Ann Anderson worked on Tenderfoot requirements and recited the Girl Scouts laws. Patrol II led by Patty Dyne pursued Stamp and Homemaking badges. The group hosted a party for younger first patrol members, serving homemade cookies and cider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Edward's School
Bell Ann Anderson
Patty
Dyne
Son Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born last evening at The Corry Memorial Hospital to Bee Spencer of Alee Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry “Memorial
Bee Spencer
Alee, Pa
Harding School PTA Holds First Fall Session
The first fall meeting of the Harding School Parent Teacher Association was led by President Mrs Anthony Stee with 15 members present. Devotions were by Mrs Kenneth Pitt and the group heard reports from secretary and treasurer. Plans included a bake sale led by Mrs Russell Mallory and a phonograph records project for the library. Principal Miss Ruth Dalistrand spoke on "Your Child" with a social period and refreshments to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dohlatz
Harding Fta
Harding
Anthony Stee
Kenneth Pitt
Enest Emmons
John Oesch
Newell Beckwith
Russell Mallory
John Wellenhofferhen
PTA
Roger Moyer
Fred Marah
Ruth Dalistrand
Open House for Ammon Hershberger Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ammon Hershberger of R D 3 celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday October 13 from 2 5 pm and 7 6 pm at the home of their youngest daughter Mrs Cecil Reynolds also of AD 3. The Hershbergers born in Nebraska were married in Milford October 19 1907 and moved to Pennsylvania 16 years ago. They have five children and 29 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammon
Betti
Hershberger
Nebraska
Milford
Pennsylvania
Corry Nurses Alumnae Hold Meeting at Corry Memorial
The Corry Nurses Alumnae opened their regular session in the doctors room at Corry Memorial Hospital Monday evening. Members discussed several projects and five ways to raise funds for the group’s treasury. A note announced the next session and an additional bulletin was promised on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Saab
Cookie Sale Planned by WSCS Circle for Christmas project
The WSCS circle of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs Donald Cady’s home with four members present, three now twin sisters. Hostesses were Mrs Beytha Waner and Medaanes Demaldsur. Mrs Galt Jotnstin led the music and Jill Wesley led prayers. Devotions by Mie Tran Yowiy. The group discussed a cookie sale at the November meeting to raise funds for the Ethel Harpst home, and planned a visit by Rev Wyckoff and wife on October 20. Japan study classes were announced for six weeks beginning January. Mrs Robert MacGregor led the lesson on crowded Sunday School classes and prejudice. The meeting adjourned for dessert and will reconvene November 4 at Mrs EK S Durham’s East Main Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Orpah Circle
Donald Cady
Muntay
Woman's Society of Christ
Ek Crowell
Harold Blaughine
Ronald Rath
Beytha Waner Ang Medaanes Demaldsur
Galt Jotnstin
Jill Wesley Wit
Mie Tran
Ted the Lowityy
Ethel Harpst Huldeen
Wyckoff
Japan
Robert MacGregor
Fesson
Birthday Party Honors Roger Aldrich On First Birthday
A birthday party for Master Roger Aldrich on his first birthday was held last evening at the Aldrich home on Essex Street. His mother Mrs Maurice Aldrich hosted seven young friends and relatives who played together. A decorated birthday cake and ice cream were served with favors of party hats blowers and candy. Roger received several gifts. Attendees included Jimmy Small Donna Clayton Bobby Clayton Linda Karen Babcock Crystal Randy Huffman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Aldrich
Master
Maurice Aldrich
Essex Street
Roger
Jimmy Small
Donna
Bobby Clayton
Linda
Karen Babcock
Crystal
Randy Huffman
First Gerry PTA session draws large turnout
A large audience of parents and teachers filled the Gerry Area Junior-Senior High School auditorium for the inaugural PTA meeting. officers introduced included William Halfest as president and Douglas Cook as first vice president and program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Gerry Area
Elmer Orinet
William Halfest
Douglas Cook
Howard J. Sheen
Harold Wolfe
Walter Dingfelder
Cook
Dan Taggart
Kinley Feted By Raymond Bridge Club Anniversary Surprise
Mrs Howard Ross hosted a surprise bridge party in Raymond for Mrs J Fred Kinley as she nears her 60th wedding anniversary on September 20. Two tables played with Mrs Robert Tunnell and Mrs Kinley as winners. A silver centerpiece and white cake marked the silver theme and Mrs Jourfet received a special prize. Ruth Bennett to host October 22 at her Dunelet home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Kinley
Howard Ross
Raymond
Bridge Club
J. Fred
Robert Tunnell
Kinley Oe
Mary Jourfet
Misa
Ruth Bennett
BPW Card Party Plans Completed at Moose Club
Plans finalized at four meetings for a card party Monday night at the Moose Club, hosted by the Business and Professional Women's Club. Mrs. Baccus is general chairwoman with a program starting at 8 o clock and committees chaired by Mrs. Thompson Sears Jackson Dearing Miller Daye Chamberlain Roof. Card games include canasta 600 and bridge with a prize at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Moose Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
BW. Baccus
Baccus
South Center Street
Charles Thompson
Mary E. Sears
Harold Jackson
J.B. Dearing
Lavern Miller
Dora Daye
Mary Chamberlain
Ele Roof
Corry Navy Mothers Club Plans November Dinner Meeting
The Corry Navy Mothers Club No 886 met Monday in TOOF Hall with 11 members present. Commander Mrs Merrill Lillie announced the October 1 session would be canceled and the next meeting would be a three dinner on November ath. A social period followed the business session and pumpkin pie ice cream mints tea and coffee were served by Mrs Carl Higby and Mrs Clarence Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Navy Mothers Club
Corry Navy Mothers Club No
Toof Hall
North Center Street
Merrill
Lillie
Carl Higby
Clarente Cox
Bromley Stanbro Troth Announcement for Mildred Bromley
Mr and Mrs Alton Bromley of Ri D announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Mildred to Donald R Stanbro son of Mrs Arlene Ross of Spartana pore. The date for the wedding has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromley-Stanbro Trothommaageet
Alton Bromley
Ri D
Mildred
Donald R. Stanbro
Arlene Ross
Spartanapore
Nate
Mentor Club Meets At Ralph Blakeelas Home
The Mentor Club met Monday evening at the Brookside residence of Mr and Mrs Relph Buarsies. A green dinner was served to 11 members. Officers for the year include President Miss Leom Btranahan Vice President Miss Louise Willan Secretary Mrs E C Barnes and Treasurer Mr R J Poole. The program featured vacation memories from the past summer and plans for future meetings including a book review on William Penn and Pennsylvania facts led by Mrs Barnes and Mrs Pred Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Ralph Blakeelas
Relph Buarsies
Brookside
Pera Re
Leom Btranahan
Louise Willan
E. C. Barnes
William Penn
Barnes
Pennsylvania
Pred Sullivan
Houghton Clark Tie in Grace Methodist Church
Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock Houghton of 14 East Congress street married Daisy Clark of Warren at Grace Methodist Church with Rev. Baldwin officiating. The couple wore formal attire and were attended by Noble Clare and Mr Clark, sons of the groom, and Frank Bervola with Me Stanley Wenzel as guests.
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Houghton-Clark
Stuart Houghton
East
Congress Street
Daisy Clark
Warren
Grace Methodist
Baldwin
Uglent
Gunada
Noble Clare
Mr. Clark
Aki Houghton
Frank Bervola
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