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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1960
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references locations and policies with uncertain meaning. No clear event, date, or named entities to summarize into a proper news card.
Two world travelers return from Austria and Germany to reunite in Carmel and East Pleasant street. Kathleen Gage teaches at CABS while Susan Kinley heads to Wooster College. Horace Brynoldson returns to visit as his family shifts to Pittsburgh and New York. Nearby, families gather for harvest dinner plans and nursing and hospital news surface as Labor Day events unfold.
Mrs Ruby Britt spoke to 31 members of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at Findley Lake hall for the first meeting of the year. A dinner was enjoyed by nine members and one guest Mrs Robert Gleason of Westfield. The president called the meeting to order. A party to be held September 18 was announced for members, husbands and friends. The regular meeting will be September 20 at the West Congress Street home of Mrs Robert Christis. Mrs Robert Eddy led the program, a study on Bible quotables followed.
State County Women’s Christian Temperance Union session set for Friday September 9 at Union City Methodist Church with theme Skyways In Toll Abs. A dinner follows a box supper and appeal service. Speakers include Mrs Bernice Heason Warner and Mrs David Tompkins Newcastle. Mrs Waive Rowland Corry leads white ribbon recruitment.
Youth Fellowship of the McCray Methodist Church will host its annual penny supper this week at the McCray Community Hall. Serving begins at 5 o clock with public invited to attend and enjoy a modest meal. The note mentions a vacation trip by Mr and Mrs Robert Curtis and children Linda and Allen from West Congress Street visiting relatives in Rockville Maryland and touring Washington DC.
Judith E Loveland daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Loveland and Norman D Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs Dean Mitchell were wed in a double ring ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev Paul F Bauer officiated before family and friends. The bride wore white lace and tulle with a fingertip veil and bouquet of pink and white flowers. Attendants included Miss Marlyn Mitchell and Miss Sandra Mitchell. Best man was Charles Capels with Merle Coulter and Thomas Phelps as ushers. The couple will reside in Elgin after a reception for 150 guests at the Loveland home. The bride is a Corry Area School graduate now at Michael's Beauty Academy. the groom a CAHS graduate employed by Guorke Tike. A rehearsal dinner and birthday party preceded the wedding.
Miss Williams was feted at a retirement tea by hospital staff and doctors. The event at Carry Mermorial Hospital on September 1 1940 featured fall flower arrangements an orchid corsage and a Marble cake with Mrs Bracke Stand and Mrs Olly Donaldson pouring.
Acon was bent to me and Mrs Lawrence Tabitt of RD 2 Edinboro yesterday Union City Memorial Hospitals.
WSCS circles of First Methodist Church planned future projects and a Red Sock Christmas fundraiser. The Ester Martha and Martha Circles met at members’ homes with devotions, programs, and hostesses noted. The groups announced tripartite dates and a new sunshine chairman while eyeing the October 5 WSCS night during evangelistic services.
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge held last evening in the TOOF Mall initiated candidates and appointed Mrs Fred Mixer to attend a September 1 meeting at the TOOP Children's Home in Meadville. Mrs Willard Shreve led the session with guests from Waterford Bear Lake Pa and New Brunswick Texas present. A social hour followed by a business session concluded the evening. The next meeting date is September 20.
LeRoy King was named Grange Master at Cory Grange No 55 during last evenings meeting at Grange Hall on Park Street. The roster of officers announced includes John Decker as overseer Mrs LeRoy King lecturer Sorenson treasurer Meri Lillie secretary Charles Mulligan wirekeeper and other appointees. The past master Charles Mulligan led opening ceremonies. Members praised the Grange booth at the Waltsbury Fair and shared refreshments after the meeting with 33 attendees. Next meeting set for September 10.
Mrs Boyd Beret and Mrs Frank Sturgis host Esther Circle. The Mary Circle meets with Mrs Richard Frye and the Martha Circle gathers at Mrs Arthur Lindstrom's home.
Hollywood reports that Route 66 stars and crew will remain on location for nine months as filming shifts between Louisiana and Utah. Martin Milner, a lead on the CBS series, plans a brief Hollywood visit with his wife and children between episode segments.
The renowned primitive painter Grandma Moses turned 100 with 125 visitors at her home last Sunday. She remains active and joked she will live to 200, crediting laughter and keeping busy as keys to youth.
The feature recounts Milner describing filming across Grand Isle and the Gulf of Mexico for Route 66 style adventures. It notes making artificial storms with gear for the show and recalls prior shoots in Kentucky and mountainous roads. It also mentions NBCs new On Murray Show debut and its tired, nostalgic audience participation tone.
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