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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1961
Page
5
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At the First Presbyterian Church in Waynesburg, Shirley Rae Hasbrouck and Ronald Thomas Hopson were married by Rev. Paul F. Bauer. The ceremony featured alencon lace, a bouffant gown, and attendants in coordinated gowns. A reception followed for about 800 guests, with the couple planning to reside at 1431 Maple Avenue after a honeymoon through the Midwest.
Sparta Grange held a Saturday meeting highlighting officer installation led by Merle Porter state Grange deputy and Cambridge Springs team. Luke Sherlock became worthy master with Frank Culver as overseer and Dorothy Chelton lecturer. Gordon Fralick and Clarence Smith among others. Next meeting set for October 28.
More than 100 attended the Harvest Dance Saturday night at the Moose Lodge on East Washington Street. The Young Democrats of Corry sponsored the event with the Ryan Quintet playing from 10 to 2. James Hammond, Democratic mayoral candidate, sang an Irish folk tune in lieu of a political speech. Special awards went to Mrs. Irma Jones of Jamestown for a prize set.
Representatives from various colleges talked with interested seniors during a Friday pep assembly in Titusville High School gym. The six week marking period ends October 20 and report cards come October 30. Cony Area students have no school October 20 23 24 for teachers institute meetings.
Spencer Ladies Aid meets at 8 tonight with Mrs Ralph Bailey of West Columbus avenue as hostess. Mrs Robert Bailey, president, will supervise the election. A luncheon will follow. Members urged to attend. L Collins of Erie won a transistor ridle and Joseph Slike of East South street won an electric can opener.
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital and nearby facilities report newborns for families including Mr and Mrs Joseph Lepkowale of R D 2 Clymer and Mr and Mrs Frederick Nutt of RD 4 Gorty. Other parents mentioned are Mr Alton Bromley Jr of 405 Euclid St and Mr and Mrs Edward Darndall of 24 Snyder Creek, with paternal grandparents named for one child.
A Dallas obituary notes the death of Tone Clark, described as another in law of Assomaite VS Supreme Court, with terse phrasing indicating a personal loss and a formal notice of passing. The fragmentary text confirms a familial connection and a death reported yesterday.
Mes F O Harvey hosts Wheelock Ladies Aid meeting at the home of Mrs Frank Harvey RD 4 Devatis. Mrs Willice Mik presented a prize during the business session led by president Mes Kenneth Loveland. Members were urged to make items for a Heave Teetivil event sponsored by Conway School with Mrs RU Harvey winning the stark horse award. hostess served gilt bread.
Terry McAvoy son of Mr and Mrs Alfred McAvoy of Liberty Street was honored Saturday afternoon with a party in celebration of his eighth birthday Mrs McAvoy was hostess. Viewifair High attendance by 21 boys featured Gillies and contests with prizes for Bryan Wellenhoffer Craig Bailey and Gordon Baldwict. Refreshments included cupcakes and chocolates.
Mrs Roy Benton hosts a stork shower at Sprint Creek Pace with gifts for honoree and attendees. Prizes awarded to Mrs Ruth Dins, Mrs Hobe Pangora, and Mrs Tony Amoroso. a dozen plastic red roses given to Mrs Amoroso. Out of town guests from Russell, Jamestown, Union City, Erie and Sherman attend. next meeting set for October at Mrs Charles Kennedy home to make stuffed animals.
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