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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1962
Page
5
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Miss Evelyn Davis and Jacob van Wingerden announce their January 30 1963 wedding date. Parents Mr and Mrs Glenn J Davis of R D 2 and Mrs Jacoba van Wingerden of Long Beach Calefornia share the engagement news. Davis a Long Beach nurse trained at Spencer Hospital Meadville and former Corry Memorial employee. Van Wingerden a Netherlands born Army veteran and Tidewater Oil Co manager in Long Beach.
Minnie Joy, aged 92, was honored yesterday at a birthday party in Corry Grange Hall after observing her birthday on Saturday. Seventy three relatives attended from Buffalo, Westfield, Erie, Clymer and New Jersey as Otto Joy and Mrs. Hazel Eldred hosted with Joy’s children. A tureen dinner followed a decorated fall-themed setting and gifts, flowers, cards, and a purse of money were presented.
A reception at the McCray Community Center celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Reid McCray of Long Beach California for their 40th wedding anniversary. Hosts were McCray brothers and wives Webb Miles P T McCray. about 50 relatives attended from Erie Oil City Spring Creek Buffalo and Corry.
Twenty eight members of the junior department of the First Presbyterian Church with six adults visited the United Presbyterian Church of the Covenant in Erie. They viewed the chapel sanctuary stained glass windows and carvings learning their meanings during a guided tour. Accompanying the group were Mrs. Robert Galbreath Miss Mary Helen Curtis Mrs. Norris Hooven Miss Martha Goodman Robert Bracken and Mrs. William Gumbleton.
Eleven guests attended a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hasbrouck in Concord Street honoring their son Larry on his 12th birthday. Spaghetti dinners were served to a group of relatives and friends from Corry, Columbus, and nearby Titusville, followed by a movie at the Rex Theatre.
The Concord School PTA plans a special film program tomorrow evening at the school with Ralph Austin as PTA vice president. The session starts at 8 o clock and refreshments follow. Spencer Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 8 p m at Mrs. Clair Fenno’s home to elect officers. Mrs. Edie Silvis will present colored slides on missionary work.
Oregon Senator Mark Hatfield estimated storm losses in his state at more than 150 million dollars. British Columbia damage reached up to 1 million, with Washington and California losses expected in the millions. Oakland roads flooded for hours, emergency crews opened all major routes except a key east tunnel after a mud slide damaged ventilation and signals.
Sparta merged school senior Lucinda A. Witmer is honored for high performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Principal Roland T. Putnam announces her recognition while noting about 28 700 students nationwide receive letters of commendation. The announcement quotes John M. Stalnaker of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Miss Sara L. Sorrell and Floyd L. Reynolds wed October 6 at Church of Christ in Sparta Tennessee. The couple, both of Hyattsville Maryland, will reside there after a honeymoon trip through the eastern states.
Members of the Regents Club of the Northwestern District DAR convened at the First Methodist Church in North East with Triangle chapter members as hostesses. The program reviewed highlights from the October Pennsylvania State DAR Conference in Philadelphia presented by Mrs. Kenneth C. Smith and Mrs. Samuel Sheppard. Cary attendees included Mrs. Ora Loveland Mrs. MiscInnes and Mrs. Homer Kolitee.
The newlyweds visiting at the bridegroom's parents home were honored at a reception Saturday evening for 85 family members and close friends. Attendees included Robert Reynolds of Corry, Leonard Lynn and wife, Lynda Lynn, Cora Brock, Alvin McAllister and Lynn McAllister of Chattanooga, Daniel Peruski of Dearborn, and Carolyn Whitson of Cookeville.
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