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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1968
Page
5
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Miss Julia Ann Stimmel and Thomas A Carlson tied the knot August 17 at Hascom Methodist Church Omaha in a double ring rite officiated by Rev Donald F Marsh. The bride wore silk organza with Venice lace and a capulet veil. They honeymooned in Canada and Niagara Falls and now reside in Cleveland Ohio where the groom works as a CDC customer engineer.
Bantaa reports BRIDGE SCORES members and guests met at the YMCA for the first fall session of Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge. A four table Howell game yielded winners Mrs. Arthur Cohen with Mrs. Edward Thompson at 52 percent, Florence McCray with Veo Lindsey at 46 percent, Raymond Sandburg with Louis Morrow at 46 percent, and Tessa Downs with Olef Oman at 44 percent. A Master Point session is planned for next Tuesday at the Y with reservations via Mrs. Jack Osman.
Ted Treat returns home after a five week European tour with the Foreign Language League. Marcie Stahl leaves for Ithaca College to study education. The Columbus School PTA plans a fall session at the Corry school. Jack Hammond departs for St Francis College Loretto Pa. Mabel Lines visits the west coast and Seattle. Publicity Chapter Night is set for Moose Lodge. Perry Mead celebrates 59th wedding anniversary. Hospital auxiliary executive meeting to fill an officer vacancy. A Billy Graham Crusade bus trip is reported. A newborn son born in San Jose to Kenneth and family.
Linda McCray of Elgin was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted at the home of Mrs. William Swarm in R D 3. Miss Beverly Tripp assisted with decorations in blue and gold and games with prizes for Mrs. Richard Burrows, Mrs. Clark McCray, and Mrs. Edward Paver. The guest received a carnation corsage and many gifts. Miss McCray is the bride elect of Russell Wehn of Waterford. their wedding is set for October 12 at the First United Methodist Church.
Mrs Harry Blount welcomed members of the Esther Circle of the First United Methodist Church for a meeting at her West Columbus avenue home. Miss Hazel Duffy led devotions on Rules of Golf Which Can Apply to Christian Living, based on a Billy Graham sermon.
Corry Grange held its election of officers Monday night at the Grange Hall on Park Street. Roy Swart presided as master as various officers and committee members were named including John Decker as overseer and Mrs. Pauline Gates as lecturer. Ches ter T. McErney of Edinboro State College will speak at the Erie County Pomona Grange meeting on September 18 at 2 p.m. The public is invited to attend with Belle Valley hosting the session starting at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Harry Iain Hotchkiss hosted a president’s party for Copry Business and Professional Women’s Club at her West Congress street home. Gladioli decor, games, and awards marked the event with special floral arrangement won by Mrs Nellie Kireh. Next BPW meeting set for September 25 with Mrs Keppel Tiffany as chair. members urged to attend.
A four day birthday gathering at the Lloyd Harvey home honored Lloyd Harvey on Thursday his son David Harvey who celebrated Sunday and Todd Harvey whose birthday is tomorrow. Attendees included the Clabbatts the Smiths Burkharts Watrous and the Harveys with a cake shaped like a football field.
The Sturgis Tanner reunion gathered about 35 people at Mead Park yesterday for a bountiful dinner at 1 p.m. Attendees traveled from Titusville Pleasantville Waterford Wattsburg Warren Jamestown Gymer Sherman Guys Mills Union City and Corry. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Frank Sturgis Mr and Mrs Ivan Sturgis and Mr and Mrs Harold Tanner.
Rotary Club hears round table discussion and committee reports at Rooh Junction session. Jerome Davis presided as Rev. Walter J. Thoms delivered invocation while plans for fall and winter programs were outlined at Hotel Corry yesterday.
The Mary Circle of the First United Methodist Church met at Mrs Edmund Barr's Grove street home with 13 members present. Mrs Fred Miller led the business session and Mrs Irvin Young gave devotions on Little Lesson in Spiritual Efficiency. Mrs Miljee presented What Can We Do About World Conditions. Next meeting October 7 at Mrs Robert Lindstrom's RD 1 home. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Young and Mrs Martin Smith.
The report notes sessions at Butler from October 11 to 24 with degrees conferred in the evening and afternoon, and lists committee members including Mrs. Charles Mulligan Mrs. Loretta Belden and Mrs. Maud Bennink who served dessert at last night's gathering.
Miss Pamela Gay Sickler of Miracle Mountain Ranch Spring Creek will marry H Arthur Dunn of Enola Pa The couple plan a June wedding Sickler is a 1964 Corry Area High School graduate and Nyack Missionary College senior Dunn is a 1968 Nyack Missionary College graduate and will study at Bethel Theological Seminary in September
Miss Dianna Beers of Franklin was honored at a bridal shower Sunday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Kuzma of Columbus. Thirty three guests from Corry and nearby towns joined games, prizes, and refreshments as she prepares to wed John Kuzma Jr. on September 18 at the First Methodist Church Franklin.
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