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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1961
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Feil person in or near Washington yesterday. Names and places are unclear, details unreadable.
Mrs Blovence Bennink of Corry and Paul Bennink of Columbus announce the marriage of Mrs Maxine Bennink Maedie to Donala Nt Skinner son of Mr and Mrs H C Skinner of Cleveland N Y The couple wed August 26 at Community Church Columbus with Rev R A Merrifield officiating Miss Theresa Shunk was organist The bride wore a pink chiffon gown and a blue frock for the matron of honor The reception followed in the Garden Room at the VFW Post Attendants included John Stockton William Shade Joyce Behan Jean Cayison Elging Wastel Luinea Wester and Kathryn Spoon After an extended trip they reside at R D 2 Union City The bride is a Corry Area High School graduate The groom is a Morrisville N Y graduate and former Veterinary Corps member now plant manager of Dairy titles Lyeagte Co op Association Union City.
An INL Cub Scout Pack meeting at Wright School cafe audited by cubmaster Hernia Steaves noting an enrollment of 35 Cubs. He outlined weekly activities and presented slides, stressing a need for den mothers and committee members and inviting interested helpers to contact him.
Mrs Donald Stewart entertained twelve guests on Lindsey Hollow Road with a tureen dinner. After 6:30 PM the group played cards and socialized. Award winners included Mrs Merle Gapwell and Mrs Paul Lines along with Miss M Agnes Lynch and Miss Mary Biggins. A dessert course was served late.
Concord PTA opens its fall session with officers elected and a planned fall program. The meeting features remarks by Mrs. Gu and Mrs. Staney Anderson, with committee updates and a call for members to attend the upcoming cub scout event and parent evenings.
Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Columbus Community Church for its annual banquet. Mrs. Gertrude Grover delivered the invocation after steak dinners. A trombone solo by Mrs. Charles Koch and a trio with Mrs. Lyle Chase, Mrs. Eugene Matson, and Mrs. H. Ray Harris performed. A vocal duet by Mrs. Harold Fish and Mrs. Ivan Miller, with Mrs. Theodore Vanderhoff, closed the musical portion. Talks on various topics were given by several members, and Mrs. Marshall Sherwood led the brief business session. Slides from the Centennial celebration and the Sister of the Swish event were shown. Banquet committee members were Mrs. LeRoy Humes, Mrs. William Hall, Mrs. Ruth Proctor, and Mrs. Herbert Trisket.
Miss Shirley Hasbrouck was honored at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Allan Mitchell and Mrs. Virgil Fox in Waterford. Guests from Erie, Corry, Cambridge Springs and Arbuckle attended, with prizes awarded to several attendees and a pink and white decor theme throughout. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Ronald Hopson on October 1.
Mrs Curtis and Miss Ohrn of Columbus hosted ten Readers at their home for the first fall session. Vice president Mrs Willis Brown led the business meeting in absent president Mrs Irs Miller's stead. Plans for the year were outlined and a social period followed with apple pie ice cream and coffee. Next gathering will be hosted by Mrs W E Phillips on West Congress Street on October 2.
A regular session at the YMCA reported North and South scores 24 with pairs including Mrs Morgan Beverly with Mrs J Pred Kinley 36 and Mrs Philip Zalmeck with Mrs B B Hawkins 30. East West scores show Miss Len St Clair with Mrs Thomas Shupe 28 and Mrs Karl Haight with Mrs Mark Coyle 20. Next week features a luncheon and the start of the individual winners tournament with another game for nonparticipants.
Rey Bauer accepted the post of vice president of Waynesburg College in Waynesburg Pennsylvania and his family will be honored at a farewell dinner tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church dining room. The entire congregation is invited to attend. ladies are asked to bring a tree and dessert and coffee will be provided by the Covenant Circle of the Women’s Association. Rev and Mrs Bauer and family will soon leave the city to reside in Waynesburg.
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