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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
5
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Miss Barbara Jane Clark daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John H. Clark of Bradford married Robert William Hidlay Jr son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hidley of Espy Pa in a double ring ceremony at Asbury Methodist Church Bradford with Rev Clark officiating. The bride wore lace with pearls and lilies of the valley headpiece, the gown featured long sleeves and a bell skirt. Attending were maid of honor Esther Clark and best man William N. Williams. The reception followed in church social rooms and dinner was served at the Clark home. The couple will reside in Espy Pa where he works at Kawneer Inc and she plans medical nursing studies.
An open house marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Jackman. About 200 guests attended from numerous local towns as decorations featured a silver white theme and a tiered cake. Family and neighbors hosted, with gifts and corsage and boutonniere favors for the couple.
The Mosher family gathering at Lake Shore Park drew 60 attendees including Mrs. Earl Henry and Mrs. Charles Jones who were hailed as oldest present age 82 and 85. Six births and the death of Mrs. Floyd Ernest were noted. Officers elected were Robert Woodworth president and officers Woodworth, Livingston, Connolly. Next reunion set for Mead Park in August with Shreve and Woodworth families in charge.
The Corry Memorial Hospital auxiliary held its first fall session in the nurses dining room led by president Mrs Roger Grape. Reports were given by several members and Mrs Eugene Davis announced additional broom sales to fund the auxiliary. Activities include a card party October 25 and a rummage sale planned for October with coordinators named. Candy Striper program members have donated hours and several entered nursing and medical tracks. A tureen dinner is planned for the next meeting.
Mrs Richard Nellie La Carmen and her eight month old adopted son Steven Eric of Sinclairville NY were honored at a baby shower Sunday at Mrs Mary VanKeuren's home in R D G Hostesses were Mrs LaCar mens sisters Miss Elsie Van Keuren and Mrs George Mosley Fifteen guests attended gifts games refreshments and introductions to the new baby were featured
A local Grand Encampment event honored Mr. Mont and Mrs. Fred Scherzer at their new home 13 East Frederick Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Willian Deutschlander Mr. and Mrs. Richard Melzer and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Bright who delivered a lasagna dinner and a painting for the living room. The evening featured dancing visiting and socializing.
Governor Raymond P. Shafer has accepted honorary chairman duties for the Erie Civic Theatre Association Membership Campaign opening this week. Cochairmen Donald Adams and Donald Gierig er will oversee efforts with volunteers urged to join and support the Playhouse during the new season. Call the Playhouse office between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to participate.
A reader notes pressing a cottage cheese container into a pouring spout shape helps pour jelly from a kettle to a jar without spills. The quote of the day cites Shakespeare on theft and reputation, warning that stealing a good name harms the thief more than money.
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