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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1965
Page
5
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The Corry Country Club Women’s Association held its annual awards luncheon with Mrs. John Chillock as top winner for summer golf. Mrs. Charles A. Williams presented awards to winners as Mrs. Robert Porster was general chairman. New board members Mrs. W. W. Hammond and Mrs. Ralph Bailey were elected.
Lt Commander and Mire Edward Kinley of R. D. 2 welcome their son Edward Skip Kinley Jr. home after his decision to enroll at Notre Dame University. Local events include Erie hair show attendees, a postponed Handicapped committee meeting, and several club notices.
Betty Culver, bride elect of Albert Wawrejko, was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Saturday evening at McCray Community Hall. Thirty three guests attended with gifts. a Spartans Methodist Church wedding is planned for Saturday at p.m. A white bell table and blue streamers decorated the refreshment area. Games awarded prizes to Mrs Ford Toss, Mrs Charles Mitchell, Mrs Howard Blakeslee, Miss Phyllis Chelton, Miss Culver, and Miss Cora McCray. Mrs Swhan Lindholm won a special award for a forthcoming wedding anniversary. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
A bridal shower for Miss Joan Garrison of Conneaut Ohio was hosted at Mrs Edward Kovach's North Center Street home by her family. Guests included Jeanette Pirro and Mary Pi with 30 attendees enjoying games. prizes went to several guests and a buffet lunch featured a pink and white display. Out-of-town attendees came from Conneaut for the event with gifts presented to the bride-to-be.
Sparta Grange members traveled to Lincolnville to meet Bloomfield Grange. Earl Mosier state deputy and Crawford County Pomona master led the installation of new officers for the coming year. Officers from both Granges installed and good attendance noted. A picnic lunch followed. Pers Grange next meets October 8.
Miss Cecil Lillian Satterlee and William Wesley Willis wed at the Salvation Army Citadel East Washington Street. The bride wore a Salvation Army uniform and red wind rose bouquet. attendants wore uniforms with Salvation Army flags. A reception for 200 followed at Corry Grange Hall with many out of town guests.
About 500 members of the American Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union Local 12 walked out at 12:01 a m yesterday in Pittsburgh as part of a nationwide strike against the National Biscuit Co after breakdowns in contract talks in Houston.
Alulghter Hebecca Lynn born Saturday at WCA Jamestown NY to Mr and Mrs Robert Petroline. Maternal grandparents are Judy Catlin and Mr. Robert Catlin of Wright street. A son born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Jay Guililiman of Snyder Circle and Mrs. Gentilman formerly Mary Skarbung. A son born to Mr and Mrs Frank Palmer of Elgin yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital with bride Belly Hammond of Union City Lottsville and many Ohio and New York connections. Bride wore royal blue tweed and a red white rose corsage on wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. The bride is employed by Erie County Plastics. groom by Corry Jamestown Corporation. Local society notes include pre nuptial party hostesses. Please submit society items by 11 a.m. next day.
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