Weicht Over Wedding and Bridge Winners Reported
Corry area society notes include a seven and one half table Master Point game at the VFW Garden Room with North South winners led by Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hubley and others from Titusville Erie and Jamestown. The Weicht Dyer wedding took place August 28 at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev Hunsberger officiating. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Weicht and Francis Eugene Dyer son of Mr and Mrs Edward Oyer, celebrated with a candlelight ceremony and reception for about 200 guests. The bride wore Chantilly lace and satin accessories and was attended by Toni Armstrong and others. best man was Ronald Macejka with several ushers. The couple will reside at 17 West South Street after a trip to the Poconos and New York World’s Fair. Local news deadline noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
VFW
T. A. Hubley
Norma Mallory
Gladys Glass
Titusville
T. H. Treat
Union City
Robert Larsen
Jamestown
Robert Ott Sr
Robert Tunnell
Sandra Ann Weicht
Francis Eugene Dyer
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ivan Hunsberger
N. Y
Ralph H. Weicht
West Pleasant Street
Mr. Oyer
Edward F. Oyer
Mead Avenue
James Burgess
Lincolnville
H. Ray H
Jashestown
Toni Armstrong
David Faris
Suzanne Wilshire
Maid of Honors
Maid of Honor’s
Connie Miller
Sandy Miller
Sandy
Connie
Ronald Macejka
Coroapolis
William Turner
Conneautville
Carlton Purdey
North Ridgeville
Ohio
Boston
Mass
John Mott Jr
Warren
Roger Sheehan
Danny Ford
Barbara Skales
Gloria Hopkins
Carl Camillo
James Howard
Deihl Mott
Harold Carlson
Marshall Sherwood
John Sheehan
Ruth Lyons
Lyle Chase
Cora McElroy
Erie
North East
Olmsted Falls
Cleveland
Millburg
Rockwood
Sherman, Clymer
Addison
Buffalo
West South Street
Pocono Mountains
New York
Conelway PTA Holds First Fall Session
The Conelway School PTA held its first fall meeting in the school cafeteria Tuesday evening. Music by Mrs. Charles Palmer and Miss Judy Darrow preceded the session. Rev. Richard Hostetler offered devotions and Mrs. Forrest Green led the flag salute. President Mrs. H. James Hammond announced plans for her to attend the 57th state convention of the Pennsylvania Congress of Parent Teachers Associations as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway School Pta
Charles Palmer
Judy Darrow
Richard Hostetler
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Forrest Green
H. James Hammond
Hammond
Pennsylvania Congress of Parent Teachers Associations
Ray ‘Troyer
Jack Dundon
James Bennett
Glenn Bailey
William, Mercer
Carrol Crowell
Walia Hammond
PTA
James Sharrow
Hubert Watrous
Donald Gates
Merrill McCray
Newell Beckwith
Harold Wolfe
Sondra Varrassa
Charlene Nicklas
Nancy MacGregor
Rex Webb
Kenneth Barker
Corry
Barker
Robert Lindstrom
Women's Relief Corps Plans District Convention Date
Twenty one members of the Women's Relief Corps met at the Corry Grange Hall for an all day session. A tureen dinner was served noon by committee members including Mrs. Wesley Willis and Mrs. Velma Long. Mrs. Gentilman reported funds from a rummage sale and won a special award by Mrs. Walter Pier. The patriotic instructor led a flag history article and requested the Star Spangled Banner be played. The next meeting is planned for October with the district convention to be held at the local Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Wesley Willis
Velma Long
Joseph Gentilman
Mae Hall
Gentilman
Walter Pier
Merle Haskell
Rev Floyd Martins To Reside In Martindale
Rev Floyd Martins will move to Martindale Pa to pastor the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. He has supplied in several area churches for two years and formerly led churches in Summerdale Lubbock Mt Pleasant and Tidioute. He trained at Toccoa Falls Institute. The Martins have a son Richard who leads a church in Warren Pa. Installation is scheduled for Friday evening October 1.
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Rey. Froya
Martin
West
Smith Street
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Martindale
Alliance Church
Summerdale
N.Y
Lubbock
Texas
Mt. Pleasant
Tidioute
Toccoa Falls
Community Notes from East Frederick and Nearby Groups
Mary Matson led devotions for 22 members of the Mary-Martha Class at First Presbyterian Church. An Oct 21 session is planned at Helen Graham’s home. Spring Creek Township Elementary School A hosts Get acquainted night Monday at 8. Open house for Mr. and Mrs. John Merle Long on Sunday marks their 25th wedding anniversary. Events include 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm at Velma Long’s home on Wayne Street. Hosts: Mrs. Lawrence Clark and Mrs. Long. Donna Mick hosted Wheelock IV members. devotions by Mrs. Virgil Endsley. meetings now on the third Wednesday each month. Capes for junior choir discussed. Desserts served by Miss Mick and Mrs. Wallace Mick. Mrs. John Krasa to host Oct 20 session at her R. D. 4 home. Eleven Friendly Circle members of Cutting met at Mrs. Melvin Wallace’s home. guests Mrs. Marian Nellis and Mrs. Carl A. Marsh. Devotions by Mrs. Walter DeShazer. Harold Thompson family letter read from Trinidad, West Indies. White elephant sale held by Mrs. Roy Redman. next meeting with Mrs. Fred Walea. Club 15 met at Mrs. Michael Comitz’ Hast Main Street home. Mrs. Mary Gates honored with gift of money. Awards went to Mrs. Gates, Mrs. James Loveland Jr., Mrs. Robert Wells, and Mrs. John Wascak. Daisy Burton attended. Text session to be at Mrs. Plessie Fosburgh’s fast Washington Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Merker
East Frederick Street
Mary-Martha
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Matson
Helen Graham
John Merle Long
Velma Long
Wayne Street
Lawrence Clark
Long
Donna Mick
Wheelock
Cutting
Melvin Wallace
Marian Nellis
Carl A. Marsh
Walter DeShazer
Harold Thompson
Trinidad
West Indies
Roy Redman
Fred Walea
Club 15
Hast Main Street
Michael Comitz
Mary Gates
Iriany
Gates
James Loveland Jr
Robert Wealls
John Wascak
Daisy Burton
Washington Street
Plessie Fosburgh
Retirement Dinner Honors Cameron Hoenes After 39 Years
Cameron Hoenes receives a retirement gift from Jerry L. Clayton, chair of the Ponelee Employees Association, Corry District, after a dinner at the Moose Lodge. The event honors Hoenes’ 39 years with the Pennsylvania Eleenic Camping and features remarks by Mr. Kuhn, Mr. Cherry, and others, with plans to garden and travel in retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Eleenic Camping
Cameron Hoenes
Jeff
Jerry L. Clayton
Ponelee Employes Association
Corry
Moose Lodge
Earl Cherry
Hoenes
Kuhn
Mr. Cherry
Johnston
Birthday celebration for Mrs Lawrence Metray
A birthday event honoring Mrs Lawrence Metray is noted with a quoted daily saying about performance being worth promises. The brief item presents a celebratory tone and includes a quotation by Howell on the value of action over words.
WOTM Sponsors Birthday Party Plans Rummage Sale
The Women of the Mouse met at the Moose Lodge to note September session led by junior regent Mrs Roy Hamilton. They celebrated birthdays for Mrs Harold Schaefer Florence Casler Nellie Kire and Wilpis Sullivan and decided to sponsor a rummage sale set for September 30 and October at the Corry Rod and Gun Club. Committee members who may be contacted to arrange item pickup include Mrs Gerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOTM
Women of the Mouse
Moose Lodge
Roy Hamilton
Harold Schaefer
Florence Casler
Nellie Kire
Wil Plis Sullivan
Corry
Pair Arraigned In Plot To Kill Wife In Pittsburgh
Miss Waldo 32 of Pittsburgh and Beroyd 50 of Penn Hills were arraigned yesterday in a conspiracy to commit a felony to murder Helen, tied to a plot involving a Staples. Bond fixed at 5000 each, hearing set for Monday before Magistrate John W. Chapas.
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Pittsburgil (Ap
Miss. Waldo
Clarence
Helen
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Bryant and Stratton Business Institute
Order
Raymond Division
Associated Spring Corporation
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Cecil Miller, Jr
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Conelway Pta
Floyd Martins
RCA Victor New
RCA
RCA Victor
Davis
802
North Center St
Birdie
Spring Creek Township
Allen Barton
Lawrence Metray
Howell
Hells
Iit
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Staples
Robert Raupach
al Vanssens
Harold Jackson
Citizens Carry Office
Marine National Bank
Citizens
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Corry Area
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