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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1961
Page
5
Etiquette Program Held by Spring Creek Extension Group
Members of the Spring Creek Extension group gathered at the Congregational Church to hear Mrs. Albert Imhoff and Mrs. Vernon Gul present an etiquette program on poise and dress. A brief business meeting preceded refreshments. The group honored Mrs. Vernon Gate with a surprise stork shower featuring a blue and pink theme, a stork centerpiece, pink and blue booties, and a pink blue decorated cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Group
Spring Creek
Congregational Church
Albert Imhoff
Vernon Gul
James Stewart
Vernon Gate
Readers Meet With Mrs Phillips In Autumn Gathering
Ten members and one guest gathered at Mrs. W. E. Phillips home on West Congress street for an Afternoon Readers meeting. Roll call shared an autumn verse and Tia Miller read a spiritual poem by Ida Ohri. Ida Ohri distributed year program booklets as hostesses served cake ice cream coffee and tea. Emma Carroll will host the next meeting in Columbus on October 16.
Covenant Circle Hosts Luncheon and Fellowship Day Plans
The Covenant Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Walter Auer’s East Smith Street home with nine members and one guest. Devotions by Mrs. Cleo Haight. Miss Morley Page announced Fellowship Day for tomorrow, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., with beverage provided. Open Door luncheon set for November 1 from noon to 3 p.m. to replace the evening meeting. Next gathering at Mrs. Jellen Filler’s home on East Smith Street November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Circle
Covenant Circe
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Auer
East Smith Street
Mae Frost
Auer
Jellen Filler
Cleo Haight
Morley Page
Women’s Association
Piller
James Hileman
East Smliit Street
Mentors and Kiwanis Club News from Corry events
Mentors meet with Miss Rowe at her White Bee home for a first Tall session and a slide film from Corry’s past preceded by a screen dinner. The next Mentor meeting is October 16 at Mrs Barnes home. Conrad Monroe elected Kiwanis Maude Club president for 1962 with Pred Clark and Douglas Rozeller as vice presidents. William E Miller re-elected secretary treasurer. directors named for three years include William Donaldson Frank Grice Jr and Clifford Taylor Jr. Russell Brurt guest speaker at Hotel Corry. football team photos from Warren Corry game shown. Club will meet next Tuesday evening and directors plan a hunting camp meeting Monday evening at Ray Amy’s camp near Spring Creek. Max Showers new Sears manager attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe Eich Nowe
Mentor Club
Whitebee
Porter Auer
Virginia Auer
Corry
Yesteryear
Barnes
North Center Street
Conrad Monroe
Kiwanis Maude Club
Pred Clark
Douglas Rozeller
William E. Miller
Willian Donaldson
Frank Grice Jr
Clifford Taylor Jr
Russell L. Brurt
Hotel Corry
Cokich Brant
Frank Mcktnight
Warren- Corry
Conrad Monme
Ereets
Rotary Club
Ray Amy
Spring Creek
Max Showers
Sear
Pamela Stroup and Michael Clark Gift Recipients
A post-stork shower for Mrs. Paul Stroup and her infant Pamela Joan was held at East Irving street home with a gift certificate for mother and daughter. The Sisters of the Swift Untouchables chapter presented gifts for eight year old Michael Clark at Zem Zum Hospital Erie. Visiting was the entertainment. hosts included Mrs. Malcolm Lewis and helpers Mia, Gene Maloney, and Mrs. William Helimintelteriis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stroup
Pamela Joan
Spring Street
Malcolm Lewis
East Irving Street
Lewis
Mia
Gene Maloney
William Hel Imintelter Iis
Yuis' "Spravert
Marlyn Blount
Miss Brooks Feted at Bridal Shower on East Congress Street
Miss Florence Brooks was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Claude Parker on East Congress Street Friday evening. Twelve guests joined in games and contests with awards to Mrs. Carl Swanson, Mrs. Earl Van Guilder, Mrs. Russell Clark and Mrs. Howard Blakenine. A bride doll centerpiece and candy cluster nosegays adorned the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brooks
Florence Brooks
Claude Parker
East Congress Street
Carl Swanson
Earl van Guilder
Russell Clark
Howard Blakenine
Parker
Tnibe
Carl Dah
Navy Mothers Host Meadville Mothers Club Dinner
Jimmie Barrows Mothers Club No. 747 of Meadville hosted 20 members at Grange Hall Meadville for an evening of visiting games after a 7 pm dinner. Door prizes featured autumn table arrangements donated by Cole's Greenhouse and by the visiting club commander. Crocheted doilies were donated by Mrs Reynolds Hamilton and Mrs Margaret McDaniel. Next Corry Navy Mothers meeting is in November at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorry Imuyy Saviaiess Canye
Jimmie
Meadville
Malice Hughes
Jimmie Barrows Club
Corry
Grange Hall
Ruth Circle Meets at Mrs Dahl Home for Discussion
The Ruth Circle of St Pauls Lutheran Church gathered last evening at Mrs Blof Dahls East Pleasant home. Mrs William Mowrey presented The Race That Refused to Vanish about American Indian needs and issues. A salad course was served and the group planned the November 13 meeting at the church hosted by Mrs Mawrey and Mrs Raymond Cathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahl
Ruth
Women
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Blof Dahl
East Pleasant Street
William Mowrey
Mawrey
Raymond Cathers
Erie Philharmonic opens forty ninth season concert
Season tickets for six Erie Philharmonic concerts go on sale at The Gift Shop Seas Drugs and Bennett's in Erie for 15 10 and 5 with free tickets for under 14 if a parent holds a season ticket. Opening program features Whittemore and Lowe with Poulenc and Britten works and Belcini Gelini Sibelius pieces. Guest artists include Elsenbergs Bachuler Rect and Tozal with a concert version of a Gilbert and Sullivan item and selections from South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tate
Seas Drugs and
Bennett's
Erie Philharmonic Orchestra
James Sample
Memorial Auditorium
Erie
Tcket
Clude Maurice Elsenberss
Gina Bachuler
Angelere Rect
Giorgi Tozal
Metropolitin Opera Company
Bass
District Ministers Attend Parley at Nazarene Conference
More than a hundred ministers from Nazarene churches in a two county area of Western Pennsylvania will join in Buller for the annual conference. Participants include Corry pastor Rev Paull Bowlby Union City Rev J Scott Newell and Waterford Rev W I Couchesnowr. Rev Dr Hugh Benner of Kansas City Mo one of six general superintendents will speak. Dr Benner was elected in 1954 after prior service as pastor in California Missouri and first president of Nazarene Theological Seminary. Rev R Beverly Acheson of Butler Pittsburgh District superintendent will direct the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of the Nazarene
Pennsylvania
Buller
Paull Bowlby
Corry
Dr. Benner
California
Missouri
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Kansas City
R. Beverly~ Acheson
J, Butler
Pittsburgh
Khrushchev Offered Honorary Presidency of Bald Societies
In Orleans France AP Khrushchev received a proposal to be honorary president of the World Association of Baldheaded Societies. The French Brotherhood of the Bald announced the offer at a national convention, and Khrushchev has not replied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita
Orleans
France
Khrushchev
World Association of
Brotherhood of the Bald
Methodist WSCS Plans For Week Of Prayer
At the October meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church, plans were announced for the Week of Prayer and Self-Denial observance with a prayer vigil from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. followed by the Thursday evening service. The program featured themes on The Ephesian Church and The Church Our Greatest Mission Field, with a call to attend the Wesley Church missionary conference on November 5. The WSCS will provide breakfasts for young people during services and ongoing needs for old white shirts to be repurposed as hospital gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Bart
John Downey
Wesley Church
Wesleyville
WSCS
Ruth Dahlstrand
Calvin Circle Shares Evening at Union Street Home
Mrs John Minor hosted the Calvin Circle of the Presbyterian Church for a session at Union Street home. Mrs Kenneth Harvey led devotions from the Gospel of John and Mrs Jan Howard presided over a brief business meeting. The program The What Happens in a Crisis was led by Mrs Glenn Middleton, followed by discussion. Mrs Middleton was assisted by Mrs Middleton and Mr Paul Auter. November meeting to be at Miss Marion Smiths North Center Street home. World Service leper work and other projects noted. A large jam and jelly collection for Ruth Smail Home, warm clothing for Puerto Rico distribution by missionaries. Annual foreign and home missionary giving totaled 87. After the meeting, Martha Circle chair Mrs Jerry Hoyt served refreshments in church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Circle
John Minor
The
Presbyterian Church
Union
Kenneth Harvey
Jan Howard
Glenn Middleton
Midleton
Paul
Marion _ Smith
North Center Street
Church
World Service
Ruth M. Smaill
Puerto Rico
Foreien
Martha Civele
Jerry Hoyt
Sweethearts Marry After 60 Long Years
NAnsuedbealts. vac Aloysius A. Blaeser, 78, of Allentown, Pa. and Miss Anna M. Seifert, 75, of Mount Vernon, Ohio, wed after a 60 year wait. Their romance began in 1900 when Blaeser rowed Seifert on the Monongahela River. due to her father’s objections, they lived apart and corresponded yearly. Two years ago Blauser proposed. they married in a five minute home ceremony conducted by Town Clerk Clark Coffin. The bride’s dachshund accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius A. Blaeser
Allen
Town
Anna M. Seifert
Mount Vernon
Evearold Blaeser
Anna
Monongahela River
Cary- Tine
Unti
Arma
Blaser Mever
Netther
Blauser
Clark Coffin
Mir
Claude Emmon
Dachshund
Lawyers Seek Clemency For Penn'n Killers
Harrisburg AP. Two Philadelphia attorneys appear before the State Pardons Board to seek commutations for death row inmates James Cater 23 and George Lee Rivers 22 scheduled for execution next week. They were convicted of first degree murder in a robbery slaying four years ago. A third man Robert Lee Wildars died in October 1959. Moratorium lifted earlier by Gov Lawrence. this is the second board appeal by Cater and Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
State Pardons Board
W. Bradley Ward
Joseph L. Enrenrich
James Cater
George Lee Rivers
Cater
Rivers
Robert Lee Wildars
Pennindylvania
Rockview Penitentang
Bellefonte
Caterani Rivers
Williams
Lewis Viner
M Viner
Robert Lee Williams
Newlyweds Plan Two Week Island Stay Then Home Visit
A white bow remains around its neck as the couple settles at a resort island for two weeks before traveling to Blaeser's Allen town home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaeser
Allentown
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Gerry Memorial Hospital
Richard Odell
Clymer
Miss Rowe
Pamela Stroup
Michael Clark
Navy Mothers
Kiwanis
Roberts Furniture & Appliance
Lawrence Hotel
Whittemore
Lowe
Today Show
Mutual
Benjamn Brittan
Berslog
Benvenuto Gelini
Sibelius Symphony
Philharmonie
Methodist
Buyer’s Fair
Buyer's Fair
Penn’n Killers
Magicool
Permalift
Belean
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