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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1963

Page

5

Rev and Mrs Ross Honored on 40th Anniversary

Rev and Mrs Gecil Ross of Findley Lake celebrated 40 years of marriage at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Findley Lake. About 185 guests attended the 2 to 5 pm event hosted by their children and families from nearby towns.

Gecil Ross Findley Lake United Brethren Church Leonard Adams Clymer Lloyd Whitcombe Hickerwell Wayne VanGuilder Richard Ross Ernest Allen Corry Clifford Ross United States Army Germany Dan Chesbra Spencerport John Ross Carolyn Ross Fort Wayne Bible College Fort Wayne Ind Amici Bible EUB Church Lynn Campbell Sharon’ Ross Laura VanGuilder Jerry VanGuilder Terriquist Rice Whitcomb Adams Aumber Rev. Ross Theodore Vanderhoff Jamestown Farmers Valley Grand Valley Erie Union City Youngsville Spartansburg Bear Lake Duke Center

Brownie and Girl Scout Leaders Train Session

Ars Mysared, district adviser for Erie County Girl Scouts, led a training session at Mrs Harold Mes singer’s East Columbus Avenue home for Corry and Conelway Brownies and Girl Scouts leaders. The program covered organization, service, projects, inter troop activities, outdoor events, health and safety. Mrs Richard Daniels urged enlistment and provided contact details.

Ars. Mysared Wausworth Erie County Girl Scouts Corry Conelway Harold Messinger East Columbus Avenue Richard Daniels Worth Street Daniels Harold Anderson Richard Bogert Merlin Hiner Willard Carter B. R. Sprague Jack Dundon Kenneth Christiansen Rawleigh Shannon Clifford Taylor Wiliam Masler Robert Randall James Kelsey Daclan Lindholm Fred Wilson James Daniels Fred McEldowney Robert Jolley John

Ruth Mitchell Weds Paul Zavinski in Catholic Nuptials

Miss Ruth Marie Mitchell and Paul Alexander Zavinski exchanged vows in a 10 am double ring ceremony at St. Thomas The Apostle Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, wore a peau de soie gown with lace and a crown veil. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. John Zavinski. The ceremony featured traditional music, a breakfast for guests, and a reception for 450 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The couple will reside in Warren after a honeymoon to an undisclosed destination.

Ruth Marie Mitchell Paul Alexander Zavinski St. Thomas the Apostle Church Miss Mitchell John Mitchell North Center Street Mr. Zavinski John Zavinski Pittsfield Cyril Cooper Ava Maria James Wharton Sandra Kowalski Cleveland Ohio Kathryn Zavinski Louise Zavinski Joan Kecer Maid of Honor Vicki Lynn Mitchell Warren Chael Zavinski California James Zavinski Tidioute Raymond Mitchell San Francisco Calif Emil Toployich Jr Knights of Columbus Donald Rzepka Erie Salem San Antonio Texas Youngsville Garland Columbus Northeast Corry Westfield N.Y

Local Happenings and Visits Across Corry

Edward Hajec of Buffalo visits his father on East Main Street and plans to attend a Jamestown Red rog ers Corry Beavers game this evening while his family hosts him. Mrs. William Marshall of Stafford near Quantico has returned home after a week with her parents. First Presbyterian ushers were thanked at a dinner with Rev. Bodey praising 32 ushers and Sterling Wees as guest speaker. A November 20 family night will feature a hobby show. Allan and 104 Park Street residents vacationed in Niagara Falls and Buffalo visiting relatives. Brownie and Girl Scout leaders seek used uniforms for all levels, to be left with Mrs. James Kelsey. Early shoppers tour Town and Country shop on North Center Street as owner Donald Hovey greets visitors.

Edward Hajec Buffalo Stanley Hajec East Main Street Eddie Jamestown Redgers Corry Beavers William Marshall Stafford Quantico Victor Orn East Pleasant Street First Presbyterian Church Richard A. Bodey Frank Grice Clifford Taylor Sterling Wees Women's Association of the Church Allan Anderson Park Street Niagara Falls N.Y Monroe DeVore Anderson George Anderson James Kelsey Wright ‘Street Richard Daniels Girl Scout Worth Street New Town and Country North Center Street Donald Hovey

Catholic Daughters Card Party Winners Revealed

Garden Room at the VFW Post hosted a Catho lic Daughters of America court No 35 card party last evening. Thirty tables of cards were in play with grand prize of fifty dollars won by Mrs Hugh Muckinhaupt. Numerous attendees received prizes and two tickets to the Rex Theatre were awarded to several participants.

VFW Post Home Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No Hugh Muckinhaupt North Center’ Street James Lundy Herberlein Motor Sales Thomas Hess Paul W. Suchar Sr Robert Joy Corry Paul E. Clark Sarah Coventry Earl South Side Beverage Company George Sample Corty Beverage Company August DeMauri Leon Brodeur Lillian Bemis Arthur Pitts Howard Dingfelder Rex Theatre Contract Bridge Leon Root Donald Nantes Matthew Ladika Joseph W. Seitz Phina Schneider Sam Hall Russell Merritt Floyd Mong David Katterlin Arthur McQuiston Edward Dominessy Carl Koford James Hammond Kenneth Young Henry Jaquith Jr LeRoy MarLett Alfred Ficcardi Walter Wotus Frank Kafferlin Dorr Clar Richard Crosscut Esther Wester Mary Hand Robert Wotus Cecelia Hicks Ganasta Melvin Schramling M. Agnes Lynch M. Leo Mulderick Paul W. Such>ar John Luty Helen Haight Angelo Frisina Mary E. Sears La-Verne Miller Ernest McMichael Leo Hooks Robert Wolus J.P Sullivan William Kurelowech Marion Sullivan

Salon 100 Holds Installation

Salon 100 held its officer installation at the American Legion Home on First Avenue with twenty two partners from North East Erie Albion Wesleyville Lawrence Park Union City and Corry attending. A tureen dinner preceded the ceremony and fall themed table decor highlighted the event. Mrs A M Frasier of Erie installed as le petit chapeau and named officers for the coming year. Dinner chairman was Mrs Richard Orn with assistance from Mrs Mark Anderson Mrs Keith Orn and Mrs Victor Orn. The Tatler was named publicity chairman for the Corry area. The next meeting will be at the North East American Legion home on November 21.

Salon Ivy American Legion First Avenue North East Erie Albion Wesleyville Lawrence Park Union City Corry le Petit Chapéau Betty Blystone North East American Legion Kinley Cleo Haight

Birthday Club honors Mrs. W Johnson at meeting

Thirteen members and guests gathered at Mrs. Russell Briggs home on West Congress street for the Birthday Club. Mrs. William Johnson was honored with a gift as cake and refreshments followed the social evening. Mrs. Douglas Rozelle will host November’s meeting at East Main street.

W. Johnson Mol Bason Grady Pip Meadville Russell Briggs West Congress Street S. E. Anderson William Johnson Douglas Rozelle East Main Street

Mrs Cyphert Hosts Neighborhood Club Party

Mrs Cyphert entertained the Neighborhood Club at her Essex street home with ten members and one guest, Mrs Harvey Loveland, in a Halloween themed gathering. The meeting was led by president Mrs Willard Shreve, prizes awarded to Mrs Lyle Shreve and Mrs Fred Young, with a special award to Mrs Bertha Darwin. Pumpkin pie tea and coffee were served. next host Mrs Harold Gale will entertain the group.

Bessie Cyphert Essex Street Harvey Loveland Cyphert Willard Shreve Lyle Shreve Fred Young Bertha Darwin Harold Gale Franklin Street

The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There

A concise meditation on how speech fades while printed text endures, framing the written word as a lasting record amid transient voice. It contrasts ephemeral spoken language with enduring printed lines and their shaping of memory.

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Ross Brownie Ruth Mitchell Paul Zavinski Haughtling Joh Rossbacher Kenneth Harvey Conelway School Zavinski Corry Area High School New Process Company Tidioute High School United States Marine Corps Torpedo Wire and Strip Company Elsie Bosko Helen Kowalski Louise Frank Barr Donald Mitchell Mel Birdie CNB Citizens National Bank Federal Defosit Ins. Corp Mrs. Cyphert Neighborhood Club Edward H. Carney D.A FBI Carney Dok Tina Vaturally Att Ae Evans
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