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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1952
Page
5
The Women’s Civic Club held its first session at 2 pm yesterday at the Rod and Gun Club. Plans announced for a DARene event in November with Merle Long as chair, and a rummage sale in October chaired by Mrs. John Long. Next meeting set for Halloween with a party planned.
The first Moffatt Parent-Teacher Association meeting was well attended with Mrs How a Glabbitz as president. County PTA officers will meet Corry school jointure PTA officers five times next year. A picnic and working bee will address playground equipment. Myra Tindsey read on Home and School relations from the PTA magazine. Mrs Walter Fields led the roll singing. Next meeting is October 16 with a Halloween costume party and refreshments.
A charity party at Evangelical United Brethren Church next Saturday will raise funds for playground equipment for deaf children in Japan where Miss Lois Krammer is stationed. Mrs. Sharman Mrs. Zennie Fist and Miss Lalita Fox head the committee. seventh graders are invited from 2 to 4 PM with carols, refreshments, and a wrapped donation for a Christmas tree.
Over 80 members attended the Concord Community Club meeting at the Community House last evening. Plans were made for an October 24 Halloween party with Betty Culver Philip Wade and Lawrence Wade on the organizing committee.
The wedding of Ruth Mars Matteson to Roger Cummings Marsh occurredLast evening at The Church of The Nagarens with Rev RR Merriman officiating. The bride wore a white gown with white accessories and a corsage of white roses. Attendant Joann Lintory wore a sky colored dress, and a dinner followed at The Cony Den. The couple plans a wedding trip to Boston and Providence, then will reside at home. The groom, a Beaverdam native, has two years in the Army and will report to Indiantown Gap for reassignment. The bride is a 1951 graduate of Coley Senior High School and works at General Telephone.
Joyce Louse and Lyle Merry married in the afternoon service at United Brethren Church in Clarendon. Rev Fay Harris officiated as guests and relatives, including bridesmaid Ana Hwa, witnessed the ceremony. A reception followed from 2 to 6 pm with out of town guests and ushers Ralph Surensit and Jud Wateen Savensou assisting.
A Chinese program is planned for next week at Garry Sendo High School. The event features a lecture on Chinese culture and history, a display of fareast items, and a demonstration of Chinese walking and music. Tickets are to be purchased at the door.
Associated Press reports a suspect named Charles Wesley Eight, 2, of Washington, confessed to planning and taking part in a Brink's robbery that netted about 65 thousand dollars. Another former Brink's employee, Ray Farmer, 26, aided in the theft and led police to the buried money near an amusement area after a night of questioning.
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