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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1962
Page
5
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Miss Cheryl Morton of Wheelock was honored at a pre nuptial shower hosted by her mother Mrs Flossie Morton at Wheelock. About thirty relatives and friends attended from Waterloo Corty Spring Creek Waterford. A luncheon of ice cream cake mints coffee and tea was served. Prizes went to Mrs Emory Morton Mrs Kenneth Harvey and Miss Jackie Bannigan. The special award went to Mrs Flossie Morton. The bride to be Terry Lee Houser of West Washington street extension was noted for September 29.
Meafville residents plan an annual Odd Fellows Home for Children event with delegates from Franklin Rebekah Lodge and Corry Encampment. The Saturday barbecue and visitation at Meadville Mundville home will run 1 PM to evening with tours, games, talent acts, a record hop, square dance, and chicken barbecue served from 5 PM onward. Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly officials will attend despite weather.
Maxwell Lick Jr., son of Dr and Mrs Maxwell Lick Sr of Erie, will be guest soloist at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church on Sunday September 23. He trained at Carnegie Tech, Juilliard, Rossini Opera School, and the American Theatre Wing after debuting at Carnegie Hall. He was a staff tenor for NBC and WOR and performed with Irving Berlin on radio and TV. He has sung with major opera companies and groups including the Philadelphia Opera Company and Chautauqua Opera.
Septembers 16 to 22 feature church and club events in Corry. Mary Martha class plans a war shield for local boys serving. births at Corry Hospital. PTA meetings, bridge prizes, picnics at Mead Park. civic and youth group activities. farewells for Air Force recruit John Willis.
A six year old boy, Mark Steven Dacken, inhaled a toy balloon while playing with peers Friday. At Broadlawns Hospital doctors removed the balloon but lasting oxygen deprivation caused heart damage and death.
Miss Joan MarLett was honored at a prenuptial shower hosted by Miss Barbara Patterson at her West Washington Street home. Guests included Mrs. Robert Patterson and Mrs. Catherine Patterson, with games, awards, and pink themed decor.
Sharon Lincoln announces an open wedding for her marriage to Dale Mason on Saturday at 2 pm in the Dobbs Corners Community Church. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Lincoln of Spring Creek. Mason is the son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Mason of Corning NY. Friends and neighbors are invited to attend the ceremony and the East Branch Grange Hall reception.
Mrs. Sarah Hollis formerly of Corts was honored at quiet Acres Nursing Home on Friday afternoon for her 89th birthday. Relatives, friends and residents attended, organized by superintendent Mrs. Elizabeth Logan. A decorated cake and ice cream were served as Hollis received cards, bouquets, flowers, and gifts.
The Area Grange Fun Fair held Saturday afternoon and evening was a success. Displays ranged from arts and crafts to fruits vegetables and baked goods with exhibits by Columbus Firemen and bees equipment and rag dolls. Winners included Arthur Ayling in the cake walk and a harvest auction of display fruits and vegetables conducted by Donald Engle.
The Area 4 H Club held a wiener roast Saturday at Holl Hatch Hollow school grounds. Miss Betty Shinko presided over a business meeting to discuss Wattsburg Fair exhibits and upcoming fall hikes. Members listed include James Johnson Patricia Jackson Gilbert Horvath Mary Nichols Frank Jackson Thomas Jackson Martha Gorka and others. The next meeting date and location will be announced later.
The 24 member Corry choral group Die Festliche Sanger led by John R. Rossbacher held its first rehearsal Sunday at 2:30 PM in the YMCA all purpose room. Mrs Rossbacher is accompanist. Rehearsals will continue Sundays at 2:30 PM and organizers seek extra male tenors and basses.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for George Taylor a well known dairy executive who died yesterday Police said Taylor 67 was struck by a car Friday in the driveway of his Bethel Park home Taylor had been manager of the Dairymen s Cooperative Sales Association since 1945.
The YMCA calendar lists weekly events starting Monday with student swim and diving sessions for Gray & Jr. Hi, Girls Swim Team, and various adult and youth classes. Tuesday features TOPS, Women’s Afternoon Duplicate, Millinery, and Leader Examiner training. Wednesday covers Bazaar Workshop, knitting, girls swim, coed classes, and chess while Thursday shows Pee Wee Swim and Beginners Sewing with Gray Boy Swim sessions continuing.
Friday schedule lists times for boys swim team and junior high sessions, girls beginner and advanced, girls team practice, junior high coed, family swims by reservation, and a high school dance at 8 p m. The item reads like a public notices snippet detailing the week’s recreational offerings and events at the school pool.
Celebrezze said the cases cited showed a relationship between vaccine and disease only where present. He noted that in certain children's cases no direct link had been proven. Some Canadian and New York authorities halted Type II vaccines, others continued immunization, and he said reasonable minds may differ on the issue.
A recruitment note from Lincoln Service Pekin Illinois promotes free lists of government positions and salaries. It claims thousands have been helped to prepare for civil service tests and advertises test prep with high starting pay up to 446 dollars monthly. It urges prompt action and notes only about one in five pass. It requests name address and directions to the home.
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