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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1962
Page
5
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The First Methodist Church WSCS met in fall sessions with the Esther Ruth and Mary Circles. Esther Circle hosted by Mrs Harold Armitage with 13 members and two guests. farewell gift to Mrs Joseph Hair who moves to Detroit, sunshine gift to Mrs Armitage. Ruth Circle met at Mrs Robert Lindstrom’s home with 18 members. study course to be held late Oct to early Nov. decor and refreshments noted. Mary Circle gathered at Maple Avenue home of Mrs Lucy Hinman with 13 members. reports from officers, devotions on Labor, and plans for October 2 meeting at Mrs Nichols’ Franklin Street home.
The fist came for the fall ht of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group at the YMCA hall pilose room with four tables. Howell bong tryplay. average 42. Winners included Mrs FH Baytholme, Mrs J Pred Kin g, Mrs Prank Graft, Mrs EB Hawkins, Mrs Mak Coyle, and Mrs Bar Tateht. Next week's session features Master Point game and demonstrations led by Mrs Earl Haieht.
Cheryl Rigby wed Robert Wickwire at Evangelical United Brethren Church in a ceremony officiated by Dr. H Kay Hargis. The bride wore a three piece knit suit with brown accessories and white sweetheart roses. maid of honor Nancy Ellen Rigby wore a beige knit suit with pink corsage. groom’s sister Panil Clabbatt attended as bridesmaid. A reception followed at the bride’s mother home. The couple plan to reside with the groom’s parents as Wickwire works at CAMS and the bride at a local radio station WOTR.
A Saturday evening shower honored Mrs. Irvin Goodwill of Union by her daughter in law Mrs. J. Goodwill. Twelve guests attended the event and presented gifts as part of the celebration at the street entenailed home.
A farewell party in the Corry Room of Hotel Corry honored Capt and Mrs Richard Bosh of the Salvation Army as they leave for a new assignment in Quincy Massachusetts. About 28 Salvation Army advisory board members and guests attended with Rev Walter Gilliand and local ministers speaking briefly and presenting brief remarks and musical selections.
The Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held its first fall meeting at Mrs Frants Clymer home with Dolores Aquilina as hostess. A program titled The Body Beautiful explored beauty and health, followed by refreshments. Upcoming event: September 18 at the former's Mayville home hosted by Mrs Richard Hughes and cohosted by Mrs Richard Martin.
The Garden Room at the VFW Post hosted the Cootiettes meeting with eight members present. Mrs Clyde Reynolds presided and announced a 10 percent member ship citation for the group. Plans for the fall card party on October sand were discussed and refreshments served by Mrs Mildred Sorenson. Next regular session date set for October 2.
Xi Beta Phi met for the first fall session with an outdoor program at Findley Lake hosted by Mrs Betty Pratt. President Alfred Mon Vision led the business meeting and Liver Day program. Miss Al Baresi and Mrs Robert Eddy featured in talks. next meeting Sept 18 at Mrs Rozeller’s home with guest speaker Miss Al Baresi. Several births reported: Janie Sile to Mr and Mrs James Kightlinger of Kirksville MO. other newborns listed from Union City and Corry area hospitals.
The engagement of Miss Jill Bartholme, daughter of Mrs John J Neylon of 212 East Pleasant Street, and Leonard Klommay of Bodeport was announced. Both graduates of Western Reserve University, they are tied to Grove City College and a speech therapy field with Zeta sorority affiliations noted.
The Rebekah Lodge No. 140 met last evening at TOOF Hall with good attendance. Mrs Wallace Mick presided during the business session as officers for the coming year were nominated. A social period followed with refreshments by Mrs Bertha Carvin and Mrs Naomi Chu. The next meeting is set for September at the rooms.
The British television actor Brook Jon died in London at age 51. Reports indicate the actor, known for early appearances on UK stages, had a short illness and connections to British broadcasting. Further details were not immediately available.
Democratic supporters planned a Sunday event at the Phoenix Hotel area to boost mobilization for upcoming elections. The gathering included a registration block and a luncheon, with further meetings scheduled for October at the Material Building and other local venues.
Rotarians met at the Hotel Corry for a regular luncheon session led by Attorney Brown introduced by Olin Bracken. The topic was federal banking system and money supplies with a question period. Ray Walter J Thoms, ex Meadville, new pastor of Columbus Community Congregational Church, attended as guest. Various committee reports were heard and members were reminded of a joint meeting with the Bawants Club on September 1.
Wee locals of Corry Col by Cth arrange a St Clair Tournament to honor a beloved local competitor. A handicap medal event will be played on 3 hole paths, 18 holes total, at players convenience between tomorrow and September 16th. Women wishing to join should register at the pro shop for a June 4 trophy ceremony.
In Algiers the Political Bureau seized control for a second time after defeating guerrilla warlords in a brief civil conflict. Ben Bella announced a demilitarization of the capital with Wilaya 4 troops marching out, while the army stayed out as police and pro Ben Bella commandos kept order. The move aims to stabilize a two month old state amid ongoing internal strife, with civilian leaders and guerrilla commanders seeking a workable compromise.
The Hills family reunion convened Saturday at Mead Park with relatives from Renova York Warren and the Corry area. Attendees enjoyed a noon dinner and an afternoon of visiting games and park facilities.
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