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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1963

Page

5

Roelofs Family Vacation Plan Across United States and Hawaii

Mr and Mrs C N Roelofs of Mead Avenue report their son Col Thomas B Roelofs now stationed in the United States will join his sister Marie in New York City before flying to Hawaii for a two week vacation. They will visit San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Detroit on return, staying with relatives and friends and Marie works as a reservations clerk for American Airlines in New York City. Also noted are visits by Ralph E Stiles and Mrs Emmons, with Mrs Say visiting Corry before California return, and Mrs Wurm recovering from surgery at Hamot Hospital in Erie while Corry residents share family updates.

Hawaiian Islands Francisco Mark Savko Hawaii William Lard Los Angeles Detroit Marie American Airlines New York City Ralph E. Stiles

Rose Holmes and James Smith Wed in East Congress Street Ceremony

Rose Marie Coons Holmes and James William Smith exchanged marriage vows Tuesday at 7 pm in the Auer home on East Congress street with Alderman Porter Auer officiating. The bride, daughter of Albert and Coons of 269 Mound street, and the groom, son of the late William Smith, plan to reside at 111 Lemon street. Smith works for Standard Chair Company in Union City.

Rose Marie Coons Holmes James William Smith Alderman Porter Auer Auer East Congress Street Albert Lucy Coons Corry Lemon Street Smith Standard Chair Company of Union City

To Live In California Nancy Morris-Robert L. Burger Exchange Vows In Meadville

Nancy Kay Morris and Robert L. Burger exchanged wedding vows at Emmanuel United Church of Christ in Meadville last Saturday at 2 pm in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Herbert Zeger. The bride wore white brocade with orchid corsage. matron of honor Miss Gene Helmbreck, best man James A Burger. Reception at Morris home. out of town guests listed. After a trip to California, couple to reside in San Diego.

California Nancy Morris Robert L. Burger Meadville Ennieth. Morrris R. DB Spartansburg Nancy Kay Morris Raymond L. Burger Lemon Grove Calif Emmanuel United Church of Christ Méadville Herbert Zeger Jacob Jordan Gene Helmbreck Springboro James A Burger Roland Earls Dora Lee Blakeslee Linda Morris New Market Garland Corry Titusville Centerville Pittsfield Laurence Peter Willow Tavern Burger San Diego Sparta Merged High School Spencer Hospital As & Nurses Aid United States Navy Strazze Industries James A. Burger Mary Lou Corrigan Carol Morris Arnold Morris Dalley Halsey

Akam Family Reunion Held At Merle Home

Forty five persons attended the Akam reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Merle. Attendees came from Omeda Calif Meadville Columbus Corry Elgin and surrounding areas. Officers elected James Hammond president Charles Akam vice president Mrs LeRoy King secretary. Entertainment committee named Mr and Mrs Paul Labowski and Mr and Mrs LeRoy King. Next year’s reunion planned again at the Akam home with hosts Mr and Mrs George Galters of Meadville.

Merle Akam Omeda Calif Meadville Columbus Corry Elgin Wrenc James Hammond Charles Akam LeRoy King Paul Labowski George Galters Eohosts

Daughters Born at Corry Memorial Hospital

A daughter was born today at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jerry L Clayton of 27 Oakley Avenue. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Randall J Whitney of 600% South Center Street.

Corry Memorial Hospital Jerry L. Clayton Oakley Avenue Randall J. Whitney South Center Street

Safe robbed at Farmington High School yields empty safe

Payetteville police report a safe robbery at Farmington High School five miles west of Fayetteville. State Police Sgt. Tommy Goodwin said the thief entered through a window, left three dimes on the floor, and the safe was found open but empty.

Payetteville Ark Farmington High School Fayetteville Tommy Goodwin State Police

Orientation Meet Slated By BPW

The September meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club will be at the Hotel Corry Monday at 7 30 p m. All members and prospective members are urged to attend for an orientation theme and an explanatory program by district director Miss Bianca Garducci of Bradford. Nominations for officers and committee chairmen will be accepted and voted upon.

Wom @n Hotel Corry Bianca Garduccl Bradford Ernest. McMichael Keppel Tiffany Norman Tarbell M. Agnes ‘Lynch

Caravans and JAMS Bacsse Tatesteple in Afghan tale

A 1946 setting frames a Michener style narrative tracing Afghanistan as it edges into the twentieth century. Narrator Mark Miller engages with Nazewllah and Ellen Jas er while sharing the vivid world of ancient cities, desert trade, and strict customs.

Mark Miller Alutisbigtin Assad Land Michener Monat Afghanistan United Sites Russia Arevell Newt

Anilet Bible Class Meets At Local Home

Ev angelical United Brethren Church ser ia met last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Bur Unganmie with cohosts Mr and Mrs Floyd Dougherty. A 6 o clock tureen dinner followed by a routine meeting led by the president Mrs Lynn Campbell. Dougherty gave the invocation and 28 members attended. The next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs George Carnicke on East South street on October 1.

Burlingome Home Sceria Ob Amici G Anilet Bible Evangelical United Brathren Choreh Earl Bur Unganmie Marion Street Floyd- Dougherty Lynn Campbell Ae Doughrety George Carnicke East South Street

Mrs. Frank Sturgis Hosts Local Women Circle Meeting

The Marthe Circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Frank Sturgis's Wayne Street home with 10 members and one guest, Mrs. Nell Pickett. Mrs. W. B. Slowe led the prayer and chair Mrs. Sturgis presided. A sub-district workshop is set for September 24 at Pleasantville from 9:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mrs. William Rodemeyer led the program titled What Church Means to Me. The hostess was helped by Mrs. Ralph Sperry and Mrs. Edward Kaiser for a salad course. An October 7 event at an announced location was noted.

Frank Sturgis Marthe Women's Society of Christian Service Wayne Street Nell Pickett Hampton W. 8. Slowe Sturgis Pleasantville William Rodemeyer Ralph Sperry Edward Kaiser

Wheelock Aid Meeting at Mrs Leland Crosse’s Home

Wheelock Aid held an all day session at Mrs Leland Crosse’s home with eleven members and two guests Mrs Joseph McIntyre and Linda, a devotional and brief business meeting led by president Mrs Clay Walker, followed by games and visiting. An evening gathering is planned for October 10 at Mrs Raymond Hamilton’s home.

Wartlves Leland Crosse RD. 4 Joseph McIntyre Linda Clayy Walker Helen Joy Mid Tool Place Raymond Hamilton R. D. Ay

Calvin Circle Meeting at Bayerly Home

A Calvin Circle gathering at Bayerly Home hosted an afternoon and week of activities at Mrs. Wayne Street Fyeith Mrs. Wer. Guests enjoyed a dessert lunch of red titan cake and coffee. Mrs. James Stith chaired the meeting. The program titled Bridge to Africa was presented by Mrs. Kenneth Harvey. Devotions were by Mrs. Maxwell Brown. An October date for the next gathering was announced.

Bayerly Calvin Circle Calvinie First Presbyterian Wayne Street Wer ‘Oh Se Cohnstass James Stith Africa Kenneth Harvey Maxwell Brown

Mrs Caroline Lantz Hosts Geneva Circle Meeting

The Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Caroline Lantz's West Frederick Street home with 10 members. De votions were by Mrs Percy Corbin. Miss Mary Helen Curtis led the business meeting in the chairwoman’s absence. Members urged to attend church family night on October 2. Presbyterial Insane on October Island asked to make canned roots for the Presbyterian Home. Mrs Kenneth Harvey presented the program.

Geneva First Presbyterian Church Caroline Lants West Frederick Street Percy Corbin Mary Helen Curtis Marion Rumbaugh Qotober Island Presbyterian Home Kenneth Harvey

Shower honors Mrs King and Pamela Sue at a neighborly event

Mrs Alfred Swackhamer hosted with Mrs R Marsh Mrs Swackhamer and Mrs Dan Lindberg. Twenty six neighbors attended an evening of games with awards to Mrs Melvin Rose Mrs Walter Proctor and Mrs Taft Williams. Pink daisies pink candle and an umbrella centerpiece decorated the gift table. Mrs Marsh arranged the decorations and Mrs King received a corsage as hostess guests enjoyed salad wafers punch mints and nuts.

Matyanang Vervant Famela Sue Alfred Swackhamer R. Marsh Swackhamer Dan Lindberg Melvin Rose Walter Proctor Taft Williams

Pittsburgh Hosts 600 Doctors for Heart Association Meeting

Pittsburgh welcomed over 600 doctors and nurses attending the Pennsylvania Heart Association gathering. Dr. R Palmer Howard of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation will discuss several heart specialists slated to speak during the five day meeting that began yesterday.

Ee Pesbumu Pittspareh Pennsylvania Heart Association R. Palmer Howard Oklahoma Mediaal Research Foundation Oklahoma City

Free Man For Shootin Marder to SIADSDEN Alabama Grand Jury

A Covington County grand jury refused to indict a rural grocer Floyd L. Simpson on murder charges in the shooting death of Baltimore postman William S. Moore. Moore was ambushed while en route to Jackson Mississippi with a political letter. a diary found at the scene noted two men discussed his beliefs. Simpson, jailed on weapons charges, had lived along Moore's route and was arrested after the April 23 killing.

Siadsden Ala Sidwattis Couty Grand Ree Fural Grocer William S. Moore Baltimore Dreedom Walle Floyd L. Simpson FBS Moore Simpson Childdren Ronaldo Park Jackson Miss Ross R. Burnett

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