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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1962
Page
5
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An evening ceremony united Miss Linnea E Wester and Kerneth A Schaeffer at Columbus Community Congregational Church with Rev. Walter Thoms and Rev. G H McClintock officiating. Bride’s dress features imported Chantilly lace and a chapel train. attendants include maid of honor Blaine Wester in autumn green satin. Reception followed in church parlors with guests from Eaton town Philadelphia Bradford Lock Haven Erie Union City Sugar Grove Oil City Pittsburgh Corry Columbus and $ Ashville New Jersey.
Miss Bette Norton of Conneaut Ohio was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Harold Hulings of West Frederick Street. The event featured pink and blue decor, a blue carnation corsage, games with prizes, and keepsake favors. Norton and fiancé David Hulings are to wed December 15 at the Lutheran Church in Conneaut Ohio.
The Women's Relief Corps will hold an all day meeting at the Grange Hall to discuss plans for the Thanksgiving dinner on November 15 and a post dinner program. Morning hours include quilting after which a dinner will be served at noon. All members are urged to attend.
A daughter arrived Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Hammond of Corry R D 3. Milton Spaulding was born Friday to Manny Basilas and wife in Alexandria Virginia. A daughter was born Friday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Dean of Spartansburg. A son born Saturday to Clive Bedow and wife of Waterford at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son born Saturday to David Timko and wife of Springboro at Union City Memorial Hospital.
The Corry Journal promises daily entertainment from a steady stream of reading features. Readers can expect engaging columns, stories, puzzles, and notices delivered with local flavor and timely updates.
Mrs. Martin Keppel of East Columbus Avenue hosted a Friday birthday event for her daughter Barbara turning 16. Seventeen guests enjoyed spaghetti, gifts, movies, a HI F I dance, and a slumber party with breakfast of hot chocolate and sweet rolls before morning departures.
Moose lodge in Lorry Lodge hosted 51 officers and past governors with guests at a 7 30 p m steak dinner. Arthur Litz served as master of ceremonies and introduced Worth Hammond Allison Gifford Henry Davis Jr Arthur Cochran Dean Bashline Merle Brown Dale Mulgin Frank De Lury and Virgil Ross. Mercer guest William Amon spoke on Moose history noting J J Davis founder of Mooseheart and Moosehaven and presenting Ross a past governors card. The evening ended with a Halo Owen dance in the Moose ballroom.
Charles Shuss, East South Street golf instructor at Corry County Club, was honored Friday at a club party as a farewell gesture. He spends winters with brother Pressley Shuss in Tarpon Springs, Florida, and will leave mid November for Florida. Guests from Youngsville, Corry, and nearby areas enjoyed a smorgasbord and social evening and presented a golf motif cocktail set.
The second row lists Sister M Stephen, Sister M Lawrence, Sister M Berchmans, and Sister Mary Mark in the sequence referenced by the obituary or notice.
Yesterday afternoon about 100 guests attended the annual Sisters Tea hosted by the Catholic Daughters of America court No. 35 to honor the nuns at the First avenue convent. The program featured a fall themed tea table with yellow roses chrysanthemums and lighted candelabra. A musical program with piano selections and vocal numbers was presented by Mrs George Downey and Miss Judith Dwyer.
Corry Grange members finalize plans for a Halloween masquerade party to be held Wednesday at the Grange Hall starting at 6 30 P M Costumes are encouraged. A harvest dinner follows on Saturday with serving beginning at noon.
Philadelphia Inquirer lauds Judge Samuel J. Roberts as clearly superior to rival Keim for the high court. Western PA papers Tarentum Valley Daily News and New Ke Daily Dispatch also endorse Roberts, while backing other Democrats.
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