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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1962
Page
5
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A double bridal shower honored Diane Holthouse the bride elect. Mrs. Hazel Watrous and helpers led games with prizes to Beverly Watrous and Wilma Beckerink. Mildred Bensink received the special award. Marcia Kolstee hosted a kitchen shower with co hosts. Prizes to Arthur Miller Raymond Willink and Lawrence Miller. gifts presented to the honoree.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a dinner at the president’s West Columbus Avenue home. Officers announced plans for the BPW district meeting on Saturday in October, with reservations via Miss Clara Hill and an Erie club invitation for October 10th featuring Thomas Hossman. The next regular meeting is set for October 22nd.
Theodore May of Corry was honored in a stork shower hosted by Mrs Doh Quigley and Mrs Maynard Sanders at the Quigley home. Eighteen guests attended including Mrs T Allan May and Mrs Ronald Dills. Games and prizes marked the evening with special honor to Mrs Lewis Cook. Gift gifts were presented and the table settings featured pink and blue shower decor.
The New China News Agency broadcast from Pelking said Indian troops killed and wounded Chinese guards along the frontier in Tibet yesterday. The report described ongoing fighting in the afternoon with unclear casualty details and repeated the line Indians Kill Red Chinese.
Spaghetti dinner at Mott Street home on September 24 hosts Miss Geneva and Miss Esther Querreveld with guests Harriet Montague Joan Roach Sara Roach and Helen Mc Cray. Margaret Kovach marries Albert F. Spegel at a Nuptial Mass led by Rev. Francis J. Graves. Births include Avon Shields and a daughter born to Carl Chiricuzio. Various local social gatherings record cards awards and travel for residents and servicemen.
A daughter was born at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Hall of R D 2 Union City on Saturday and to Mrs Eric Bowers of 14 South Street Union City on Sunday. A son was born at Union City Memorial Hospital yesterday to Mr and Mrs Pete Wright of Centerville. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jay Bowen Sherman yesterday at Corry Memorial. A son was born at Corry Memorial Hospital Sunday to Mr and Mrs Willard Carter of 516 West Church Street.
The column lists several Erie area residents visiting or returning home after a Pittsburgh welding reception for Miss Joan Heberlein and Dr. Russell Rycheck. It notes relatives from Erie attending, names local social figures, and mentions Allen of Wattstore visiting Lena Rickerson after her Corry Memorial Hospital discharge. Lawrence Aldrich Jr. returns to Norfolk for Navy radio school after a 14 day furlough following Great Lakes graduation.
Kiwanis members met after their business meeting at the Hotel Corry to discuss timely topics. John Rossbacher opened with capital punishment pros and cons, inviting views from all. Douglas Rozelle Jr. spoke on the Cuban situation and U S policy, with members offering opinions. Group singing followed led by H Lynn Rice with Mrs Rice at the piano.
Relatives neighbors and friends will attend an open house at Luther Johnsons home to celebrate his 80th birthday. The event runs from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday with invites extended to the local community and well wishers.
The front row lists Mrs Grange Gould ticket chapman Mrs George Hageer general chair Mrs Harrison Kep pel chair baked goods standing with Mrs William Leaby kil oen chairman Mrs CA Hill strong Christmas booth chair sma Mrs Lawrence Joye head of Pol politri booth Mrs D Arnwur Hilisiant chains of Wesuyprist's broth and Mrs Alton abl strani chair dining room committee.
Last evening’s meeting at Mrs. George Hagee’s Mott Street home set the stage for the annual YMCA Auxiliary Christmas Bazaar. The event will run Wednesday November 14 from 1 to 7 p.m. in the YMCA multipurpose room with decorations, baked goods, a potpourri board, a surprise booth, refreshments, and games for children. Chairmen and committees were named, including Mrs. Martin Keppel in charge of concessions, Mrs. C. A. Hillstrom supervising the Christmas display, and Mrs. Dale Paige heading the coffee service.
Wright School PTA invites parents and guardians to a principal Ta Speak event at the Wright School. Groves Huseer, PTA president, urges broad participation as families tour rooms and meet staff to learn about school programs and upcoming activities.
The Mr President musical preview features Berlin songs and a book by Crouse Lindsay with performances by Nanette Fabray and Robert Ryan. A 600 person audience, including Lyndon B. Johnson and Cabinet wives, will attend a charity preview before the Broadway run begins October 19.
McGeorce Bandy was appointed president and Hehnedy's special arrived today to begin three tours in West Berlin and the Red Wall area, focusing on security and diplomacy.
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