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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1963
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs John Keppel of R D 2 announce the engagement of their oldest daughter Anna Marie Keppel to Daniel Laverne Rowland son of Mr and Mrs Richard Rowland of RD Miss Keppel is a 1963 graduate of Cory Area High School The fiancé attended schools in Florida and Corry and is associated with his father as a dealer in spisore onimart at their home on Spring Creek road A definite date has not been announced for the wedding.
IOOF groups from Meadville Cady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140 Tonalban Lodge No. 68 and Corry Excampment No. 241 attended the annual meeting of the Odd Fellows Home for Children in Meadville. About 130 representatives and guests heard routine business and nominations then enjoyed a dinner. The afternoon focused on board elections with Hugh Madden Kathryn Keppel Harold Smith Trym Wasser and Fred L. Mixer elected trustees for three years and Herbert C. Schaeff for two years. Three members earned honorary life memberships Irvin Wasser Lynn Bliss and Holmes Crosby. Plans were set for a second annual chicken barbecue next Saturday with activities, dancing, and a Jamestown catering chicken feed open to the public.
The Readers club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. F. B. Sullivan’s home on Carter Hill. Mrs. W. E. Brown led a brief business session after dessert. One new member, Mrs. Ralph Sperry, joined. Next meeting on October 7 will be hosted by Mrs. Warren Fargo.
At the first fall session in the Hotel Corry Industrial Room Bradford, nine new members joined the Business and Professional Women’s Club. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Ernest McMichael as president and Mrs Keppel Tiffany as first vice president. A installation dinner is planned for October 7 during Business Women’s Week.
Attorney Homatius Murphy led the Erie Human Relations Commission discussion at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Moose Club. He explained the agency’s mission to promote equal rights and opportunities for all. Officer elections included Douglas Rooile as president for 1964 with William Helmintoller and A R Shaw as vice presidents. Directors Embert Earle and Frank Sturgis were elected for three years. President Fred Clark announced a directors’ meeting next Monday evening after the session.
The Corry Country Club Women’s Association hosts a fall luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. to honor Jo St. Clair, longtime member and namesake of the Jo St. Clair golf championship. Prizes will be awarded after the luncheon. reservations due by tomorrow with Mrs. John Rudolph or via the club to Mrs. Elsie Roof. All members and social members invited.
Mrs Norberta Kane of 525 East Main street entertained members of the Traveling Nine Club last evening with two guests, Mrs Richard Owens and Miss Christine Ander Two tables of 900 were in play with awards to Miss Anderson Mrs Merle Page and Mrs Owens Miss Anderson also received the Traveling Nine prize A pink rose design adorned the serving table where salad coffee and decorated cupcakes were served Mrs Edward Kinley of Columbus will host the next session on October 14.
Richard Pulling manager of the local Gas Company spoke at the YMCA Ladies Auxiliary meeting on starting a little theater group here. He shared views on the art and performed two Italian songs with Mrs. Richard Schneider at the piano. A Bazaar plan for November 20 was discussed and refreshments were served by the hospitality committee. The next meeting on October 21 will feature Mr. and Mrs. Myron Scharsser on Germany.
Community tidbits report visits by Brook Street residents to Carlisle and California relatives, PTA sessions set for Concord and Conelew, plus Belle Corps postponed pancake dinner and club meetings. Students pursue education at Edinboro and Penn State as locals attend Buffalo YWCA and Bryant Stratton programs.
A Drida shower honored Miss Bette Pitcavage last evening at the home of Mrs. William Pohuxon 22 East Irving Street. Hosted by Mrs. Arthur Cochran and Mrs. Johnson, twenty guests attended and presented Miss Pitcavage with gifts and favorite recipes. Pink carnations were given, and special awards went to Mrs. Walter Loveland and Mrs. Sheehan. Eugene Matson, Miss Pitcavage, and J. Fred Kinney spoke. a pink and white themed carving table featured a shower umbrella. Refreshments included a salad course roll, cherry cake, coffee, mints and nuts. Mrs. William Sebenick of Wesleyville was an out-of-town guest.
Washington AP Mrs John F Kennedy will make a private two week visit to Greece leaving Oct 2 from Washington. Pamela Turnure said Mrs Kennedy will tell her sister and brother Inden Prince and Princess Stanislas Radziwill have rented a house at Athens. Travel by commercial airline. Kennedy recuperating after birth and death of third child at Newport RI with Caroline and John Jr.
Tom Stroup of the local Rod and Gun Club will be guest speaker at the Concord Community meeting Thursday evening at the Community House. The program centers on conservation and local concerns.
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports Vietnam first lady Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu will visit the United States next month but will not meet President Kennedy or other officials. She says stay length depends on whims while she leads Vietnam’s delegation at the Interparliamentary Union and explains Hanoi’s war effort against the Viet Cong and relations with Buddhists.
Hollywood actor Victor Buono aged 24 was discharged today from Westside Hospital where he was treated for bronchial pneumonia after a Sunday admission.
TEHRAN Iran AP reports women voted today for the first time in Iran's history while the country elected 230 members of Parliament after a two year delay. The Irish dissolved Parliament in 1061 and published results that year. He rigged and directed reforms, including electoral changes.
Betty Dennis and Demy Brangalis, both 23, scheduled to wed at St Marys Roman Catholic Church with help from high government officials after Dennis appealed to White House and lawmakers. Brangalis, in the Army, received a 15 day leave, enabling the September wedding date originally set for Sept. 21.
A two day seminar begins today to train pastors in management principles for multi staffed churches. Organized by Westinghouse Electric Corp at the request of the Council of Churches of the Pittsburgh Area the event aims to give ministers insight into handling church administration.
The storm struck northern Formosa last Wednesday causing between ten and fifteen million dollars in damage. It killed at least six hundred two people and forced helicopter drops of supplies to stricken villages as the Air Force began relief missions.
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