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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1950

Page

5

Errol Flynn Weds Young Actress Patrice Wymore in Monaco

Actor Errol Flynn married Patrice Wymore in a civil ceremony at Monaco City Hall witnessed by over 100 guests and about 3,000 onlookers. The 41-year-old Flynn and 24-year-old bride from Salina Kansas celebrated in typical Riviera weather with Fred Waterway as best man and Claude McKay as matron of honor.

Errol Flynn Associated Press Monte Carlo Monaco Tress Patrice Wymore Charles Palmaro Riviera Flynnn Fred Waterway McAyay Claude Salina Kansas

Corry Grange Holds Harvest Dinner and Meeting

The Corry Grange No. 55 met at noon Saturday for its harvest dinner served to 10 members and friends. After a routine business session led by Roy Swart, pictures depicting Pennsylvania highway construction were shown with 8 W Jackson, district engineer, in charge. Visitors included Kenneth Kluge and relatives at the Sullivan home in East Smith Street.

Corry Grange Corry Grange No. 55 Roy Swart Pennsylvania W. Jackson Highways’ Department Cony Grange No.58

Klinger-Chambe Wedding At Sherman First Baptist Church

Miss Liza Hope Chamberlin daughter of Mrs. Sylvia Chamberlin Sherman and Richard Klinger son of Mrs. John Gilmore Sarees Street and the late Alton B. Klinger were married Friday October 20 at the First Baptist Church Sherman with Rev. Leonard Travis officiating. The altar featured ferns white mums and lighted tapers. The bride wore a white satin wedding gown with net yoke lace and a pearl tiara, carrying white mums. Matron of honor Mrs. Albert Fister wore lavender satin. bridesmaid Mrs. Robert McClintock wore lavender sil and both carried colonial mum bouquets. Best man James O. Klinger. other attendents included Fred Chamberlin Robert McClintock and David Klinger. A reception followed at the church parlors. The couple plans residence in Cutting and Mr. Klinger works for Gary-Jamestown Miz Corp.

Albert Fister Sherman Robert McClintock James O. Klinger Lancaster N. Y Fred Chamberlin David Klinger Evangelical United Brethren Church Velma Tene West Harry Earl Ottaway Ripley H. Ray Harris JL Lansberry Phyllis Hill Richard West Lemon Sleet Bar Oita Way of Aegom Betty Lou West Betty French Butchart Gates Joanne Bardon Janice Marie Ward

Rummage Sale Clears Funds For Presbyterian Circles

Mrs Percy Corbin announced that the Calvin Knox and Covenant Circles of the Presbyterian Church realized a total from a rummage sale held in the church basement last Friday and Saturday. Proceeds will be divided equally among the six circles to bolster church treasuries. assistant organizers were Mrs James Harper and Miss Delia Bernard. Plans for an early November clearance sale will be announced.

Percy Corbin Calvin, Knox and Covenant Presbyterian Church James Harper Delia Bernard

Joint Grange Meeting For Special Program

East Branch Grange No. 1262 and Spring Creek Grange No. 236 hold a joint meeting at the Grange Hall West Spring Creek Thursday evening after a brief session. Speakers include State Nurse Mrs. Clifford of Warren Dr Bashline of Titusville and four Health Department reps with films on the topic. A Hallowe en lunch will be served and unsolicited members are asked to take doughnuts.

East Branch Grange Spring Creek Grange West Spring Creek Élock Clifford Warren Bashline Titusville State Department of Health Hallowe'en

Birthday Dinner Honors Local and Jamestown Guests

Mrs Alts Keppel hosted a birthday dinner at East Bend Street to honor Mrs William Johnson of this city and Mrs Harry Lillie of Jamestown. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wallace Lillie Edward Lillie Betty Cameron Nancy Tillie Betty Lou Johnson and their families from Jamestown and this city.

Keppel William Johnson Harry Lillie Jamestown Alts Keppel East Bend Street Wallace Edward Lillie Betty Cameron Frederick Tillie Nancy Gamestown Johnson Betty Lou

Births Announced for Kuzma and Lines Families

A son was born Saturday at Cony Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Kuzma of R. D. 1 Columbus. The former Ann Kuaminski is noted. A daughter arrived October 20 at St Vincent's Hospital Erie to Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Lines of 109 East Main Street.

Cony Hospital John Kuzma Columbus Jnmé Ann Kuaminski Quinton Lines East Main Street St. Vincent’s Hospital Erie

Girl Scout Troop 180 Plans Halloween Box Social

Girl Scout Troop 180 will sponsor a Halloween box social at St Edward's gymnasium at 7 30 Thursday evening. Proceeds go to troop work. Parents and relatives are invited. Each lady should bring a bid box. Troop members are urged to attend Wednesday meeting to finalize plans.

Girl Scout Troop Hallowe'en St. Edward's Gymnasium Sconts Woop

Elks Dance Opens Season With Local and Out of Town Guests

Elks Lodge members and their wives enjoyed a Saturday night dance from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Wes Scott's Orchestra of Heir fur n furnished the music for the season opener. Out of town guest Mac McElroy of radio station WIKK Erie and wife were introduced to members.

Elks B. P. O. Elks Lodge Wes Scott Orchestra of Heir Mac" McElroy WIKK Erie

Hospitality Club to Meet Tomorrow

The Hospital ity Club holds a social meeting Tuesday afternoon October 24 at the American Legion Home on North Center street. Chairwoman Mrs James MacTennes announces a brief business session precedes cards at 1 30 rather than 2 00. Newly elected officers will preside and light refreshments are planned by Mrs MacTennes and committee members.

Hospitality Club American Legion North Center Street James MacTnnes Philip Zalsneck Joseph Seitz Jerome Needham Leha St. Clair

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