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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
5
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A dinner at the Hotel Corry honored Stuart Joe Gorsline on his retirement from the heat treat department at Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corporation. Harold Roberts gave him luggage for the occasion. Gorsline served at Raymonds for 20 years, 15 of them in tempering, and lives with his wife Veatta at 17 East Irving Street.
Mary Juanita Higley and Delbert W. Lehmann married at 11 45 am Saturday in St Elizabeths Church with double ring rites. Bride wore white satin suit and matching veil. reception for 40 at Corry Grange Hall. Guests from Aberdeen Md Brocton Mass Huntsburg Oh Burton Oh and several Pa towns.
Miss Patricia Anne Dyne of Meadville and Earl Rudolph Silvis wed at St. Thomas The Apostle Church in Meadville. The bride wore a satin lace gown with long sleeves and a chapel train, with a pearl tiara and veil. Bridesmaid Judith Wiggles, a flower girl Joan Dyne, and several Silvis brothers attended. A reception for 300 followed at the VFW Post with music by the Four Supremes. The couple plans a New England honeymoon and will reside in Meadville.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 365 met at the Legion home on Monday evening and installed officers including Mrs. Harold Schaefer as president and Mrs. Helen Brown as first vice president. Western director Mrs. Alice Snyder officiated with guest Mrs. Mary Bailey of Meadville. A birthday party for September born members was held at Erie VA Hospital. Next meeting is October 24.
A new club of area china decorators met in the Garden Room at the VFW Post to plan a forthcoming china show and install officers. Pauline Salyer and Ben Robertson of Oklahoma City will install: Mrs. Norman Swart president, Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr. first vice president, Mrs. Alfred Cone second vice president, Mrs. Arthur Cohen recording secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Meerdink corresponding secretary, Mrs. Raymond Chelton treasurer, Mrs. Worth Hammond historian, and Mrs. James Keppel parliamentarian. An installation will be followed by a gold etching demonstration.
A Corry luncheon honored Mr. and Mrs. Edward Feldt marking his retirement from the Raymond Division of Associated Spring. About 45 attended. Mrs Feldt received a corsage and a gift. The event was organized by Raymonds women office staff.
Fifty five members attended the Corry Area Golden Age Club meeting at the YMCA Tuesday afternoon. James Grove pastor of the Assembly of God gave the day’s chaplain duties. Mrs Elof Dahl showed slides and souvenirs from her trip abroad. August and September birthdays were noted, gifts given to Mrs Mattie McIntyre and Mrs Marion Gage. Next meeting October 11 will include sandwiches and birthday cake and coffee.
The funeral service for Mrs. Alice May Smith was held at 1 1 a.m. today at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Rev. Charles DuBois presiding. Burial followed in the Pine Grove Cemetery family lot, with Samuel Antrim Roy Fields James McGraw J Donald Watson Wallace Young and Robert M Bracken as bearers. Attending from away were Miss Mildred Smith and Louis Smith of New Castle and Mrs Robert Boyd of Geneva Ohio.
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