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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1966
Page
5
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The Corry Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge and Bear Lake Lilac Rebekah Lodge held a joint installation led by district deputy president Elouise Colvin with Cambridge Springs staff. Local officers named include noble grand Mrs John Krasa and vice grand Mrs Richard Mountain along with several other appointed assistants. A social hour followed at Odd Fellows Hall with refreshments provided by Bertha Carwin and others. The Corry staff will visit Cambridge Springs October 17 to install officers and will proceed to Waterford and Erie on October 28.
Kathleen Miseik is crowned Homecoming Queen at Corry Area High School after a parade of five floats at Howard Sheen Field during the Corry-Titusville game. Peter McLaughlin, president of the Student Council, congratulates Miseik as the coronation follows a halftime ceremony and awards of 30 dollars for best float and 15 dollars for second place.
A luncheon and bridal shower honored Ruth Ann Galbreath in the Gate Room of Hotel Corry Wednesday afternoon. Hosts Mrs. Charles Williams and Mrs. John Rudolph led a guest list including Mrs. James Allyn, Mrs. Olin Bracken, and others. Galbreath, the bride elect of Robert Grice, will wed October 22 at First Presbyterian Church, receiving numerous gifts.
Columbus Grange members met Monday evening at the Columbus Community Building with David Curtis presiding. The installation of officers was conducted by Merle Schweitzer. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller were elected as delegates to attend the Pennsylvania State Grange session at New Castle October 24 through 27. Warren County Pomona Grange will be held November 12 at Mountain Grange in Tidioute. Home economics committee includes Mrs. James Loveland, Mrs. David Curtis, Mrs. Walter Thoms, and Mrs. Philip Wade with Mrs. Lawrence Miller as chairwoman. Auditing committee is James Curtis chair, with Mrs. Haze Eldred and Mrs. Merle Page. Refreshments served by the home economics committee to 25 members and eight guests from other Granges.
Belated best wishes shower for James Willard candidate for State Senate hosted by Everett and Corrie Hillstrom at the Buesink home on Wayne Street. Highlights include a fall floral coffee for 25, daisies painting demo by Mrs. Nichols, and visits to New England. Also covered are Grange and Jaycees activities, wedding ushers, WCTU meeting, and a three-day Grand Encampment convention in Erie with schedule details.
Miss Margaret Elaine Jukes daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Jukes Sr of Columbus became the bride of William Orville Silvis son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Silvis of A D 2 on September 3 at 2 p m in the United Brethren Church in Bear Lake with Rev Lynm Ostrander officiating at a double ring ceremony. Attended by Mr and Mrs Ronald Jukes. The bride and groom both graduated in 1966 from Corry Area High School and are employed and reside in Lakewood New York ширкат.
The annual Donation Tea for the Sisters of Mercy will be held October 23 from 2 to 5 p m at the Convent. Public invited from Corry and surrounding parishes. Co chairs include Mrs Leo Hoylen and Miss Ann Shields with Mrs John Blatt as chair.
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Puckley Jr of B D 4 Corry. Mrs Puckley has used several prior surnames including Smith McMichael McKay Miller Nast and Sullivan. A society meeting on October 27 was cancelled due to spaghetti supper and the next regular session is set for November 10. Local news for the society page must be received before 11 am the day after the event.
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