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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1957
Page
5
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Mrs Sarah Ann Matteson wed Richard Lee Pryor in a First Methodist Church ceremony. The couple, joined by family and friends from Philadelphia and nearby states, planned a weeklong Canadian honeymoon before settling at 1001 Pine Street. The event featured autumn decor, recorded by extensive village attendance, and noted bridal party members, outfits, and reception details.
The Moose Past Governors and officers held their annual dinner at the Moose Home on East Washington Street Saturday evening. Ninety guests attended with blue and gold table decor, carnation boutonnieres, and drawings for floral centerpieces. Norman Edinger, guest of honor, spoke on Mead Park's history and future plans as Governor Merle Brown introduced the participants and leaders. Arthur Lite led as general chair with dancing and social time to follow.
John Miles Frontera and Joanne Lavonne Berg wed at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses in Curry. Double ring ceremony officiated by Edwin Miller united the Wattsburg and Curry families. Reception for 125 guests followed at the Wattsburg Grange Hall as the couple prepared for a northern New York honeymoon and a Corry home.
Mrs George Cooklis hosted a Spanish prize party for Ramon Cooklis celebrating his seventh birthday. Attendees enjoyed a fruit punch cake and candy while games and a pinata prizes were awarded to Mary Gorman Linda Cummings Sheila Walsh Billy Sullivan Bobby Sullivan. Ramon received gifts from friends.
A bridal shower honoring Miss Mary Ann Scholton was hosted by her mother Mrs. Harold Scholton of East Main Street with assistance from Mrs. Kenneth Kovetsmd Mrs Jonrt Potocki and Mrs. J.Gronosta. Guests enjoyed games and prizes went to Mrs. Frank Schrader Miss Autumn Spiegel Mrs. C. Warner and Mrs. Charles Weeks. Pink and white table decorations framed lunch of sandwiches pickles olives and coffee. The bride-elect, to wed October 5, received several gifts. Out of town guests included Mrs. Warner and Beverly, Mrs. A. Spiegel, Mrs. E. Potocki and Miss Autumn Spiegel of Erie.
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mortis of Spartansburg at Corry Memorial Hospital early yesterday morning. A daughter born early yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stinner of 740 East Main Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.
The Meadville Home announces a harvest donation drive for fruits vegetables and canned foods. All contributions should be delivered to Fred Mixer at 611 East Main Street by noon on Monday September 28.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows represented all branches at the 4th annual Pioneer Home Association meeting in Meadville. Delegates from 13 counties attended this historic fraternal order's gathering, with six trustees elected in the afternoon and a report on improvements from the past year. A dinner closed the morning session.
A skating party at the Frosten residence on East Main street featured a dinner for the guest of honor. Attendees included Misses Adi Peld, Peggy Pain, Robe Ann Galbreath, Peggy Vanssens, and Carol Auec as gifts were exchanged before the evening continued with socializing and skating.
The College Women's Club announces its first fall meeting at 6 30 p m next Monday September 2 to be held at the Moose Club. Mrs O W Bracken Jr heads arrangements and urges reservations and a good turnout for the season opening.
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