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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1964
Page
5
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Miss Margaret Laura Orcutt and Hugh Howard MacPherson exchanged vows at St Elizabeth's Church in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev Cyril Kranz. The couple reside in Philadelphia where both attend university. reception had 200 guests at Orcutt home lawn.
The YMCA Women’s Auxiliary invites members and guests to a Monday meeting with guest speaker Dr A EB Tate discussing cancer. Sterling Wees will give opening remarks, with devotions by Mrs Clifford Buesink and hosting by Mrs C A Hillstrom and Mrs D Armor Hillstrom.
Pennsylvania Secretary of Internal Affairs Genevieve Blatt was named among 12 prominent women by the League of Women Voters and World’s Fair officials for Citizenship Day observances marking the U.S. Constitution’s signing in 1787.
September birthdays were honored at the Women of the Moose meeting at the Moose Lodge. Honorees included Florence Casler Howard Munsee Vennis Follett Ben Mong Andrew Sventek Willis Sullivan Nellie Kireh and Clara Bachomer. Decorations featured pastel colors and refreshments with cake and coffee.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a meeting led by president Mrs. Maud Bennink. Alfred Haenel hosted with poem and prayer. Mrs. Rowland was named delegate. Bennink and Mulvin also attend the state convention October 14 15 16 in Williamsport. A roll call dues dinner and social followed.
Two out of town guests attended yesterday's Ladies Day luncheon and bridge at Corry Country Club Mrs Luther Davis from Uniontown and Mrs William Dunlap from Canton Ohio The afternoon was spent in bridge with winners Mrs Davis Mrs R C Anderson and Mrs Mark Coyle Hostesses were Miss Inan Austin and Mrs Hubert Heerlein Plans for the season finale Tenheon and bridge on September 30 with reservations via hostesses Mrs Hor
The College Women's Club scholarship fund, now at 2200, benefited from a card party hosted by Mrs. William Jones on East Frederick Street. Eight tables played six bridge and two 500, with Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. James Lundy and Mrs. Q A McClintock winning bridge and Mrs. Raymond Blynt winning 500. Mrs. Hooven helped serve refreshments.
Beta sigma Phi sorority groups at East Smith street held separate meetings with Thomas Pierotti, Corry Area High School student, sharing his Costa Rica summer experiences. Planning for a September 26 luncheon and bridge card party at Corry Country Club was discussed along with a rummage sale. A surprise stork shower honored Mrs. Richard Mason of Canadoh Lake. The Xi Beta Phi session planned October rummage sale and a Hawaii pen pal note followed by a Hawaii pen pal visit and public speaking program.
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Bailey Jr of 200 West Frederick Street at Corry Hospital. Mrs Bailey is the former Mary Nelson. Another daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Bull of Corry last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Bull is the former Shirley Jerrell. Tracy Lynn born Monday in Hartford Conn to Mr and Mrs Ernest Guignon of Tollard Conn formerly of Corry. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joseph Guignon of East Church Street and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Arnold Johnson of Bl Dyee.
The last Fall meeting of the Mary Martha Class at the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. J Harold Patterson’s Hast Frederick street home. Seventeen members attended with Mrs. Florence Amy leading devotions and poems. David Fogle, a Grove City summer conference delegate, reported on the event. Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Helen Graham served desserts. Mrs. Nellie Merker of East Frederick street will host the next meeting on October 15.
Mrs Robert Clark Jr hosted the Spencer Ladies Aid at her R D 3 home. Thirty five members and families attended as donations of ten dollars were approved for the United Fund and CHEER. New member Mrs Howard Davis and guest Mrs Samuel Simpson attended. next meeting set for October 15 at Mrs Theodore Kielars R D 3 home.
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