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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1959
Page
5
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Social Highlights Bridal Shower for Shirley Sherwood
Shirley Sherwood daughter of Mrs. John Follett and the late Albert Sherwood was feted by sisters Mrs. Homer Black and Mrs Manley Robbins Jr at East Main Street. She plans to wed Richard Paver of East Pleasant Street with ceremony at St. Thomas Church. Guests from Tidioute Elgin Corry and Columbus attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Sherwood
John Follett
Tidioute
Albert Sherwood
Homer Black
Manley Robbins Jr
East Main Street
Black
Neil Black
Thomas Paver
Jess Huff Sr
George Hopkins
Walter Burrows
Ernest Buetthofer
Joseph Gentilman
Elgin
Corry
Columbus
Mrs. Clifford Buesink Hosts Chair Party
Jury members of the Junior Chair of the First Methodist Church enjoyed a splash party yesterday at the YMCA until 7 p.m. They adjourned to the home of director Mrs Clifton Duesink in Wayne street, where a meat loaf dinner was served. Assistants included Mrs Jerry Hoyt, Mrs Frank Sturgis, and Mrs Albert Dermat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
YMCA
Clifton Duesink
Wayne Siveet
Buestine
Jerry Hoyt
Frank Sturgis
Albert Dermat
Easter Hat Party Held By Salon No 100 At Wesleyville
Salon No 100 of Erie County Eight and Forty hosted an Easter Hat Party at the Wesleyville Legion Home. Twenty three attendees wore self made hats. Prizes went to Mrs Pearle Wolfe for most original Sputnik hat, Mrs Helen Sedor for prettiest colored crepe paper egg hat, and Ivah Allen for funniest kitchen utensil hat. A Marche was led by Chapeau Mary Anderson. Reports were read, and plans announced for TB child welfare support, a May 7 calendar party in North East, and upcoming national and department activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyville Legion
Erie County
Pearle Wolfe
Helen Sedor
Ivah Allen
Chapeau Mary Anderson
Union City
Caissieres
Harrisburg
Alice Frazier
Mim
Sunshine
North East
Margaret Holland
Rose Straus
Daisy Hatfield
Tillie Graft
Covenant Circle Holds Regular Meeting
Mrs. Florence Flowers of East Frederick street hosted the Covenant Circle of the First Presbyterian Church for a morning meeting at her home. Mrs. Kenneth Burr opened with prayer, devotions by Mrs. Euland Harvey, program by Mrs. Olja Bracken Sr. and Mrs. Bauer, and a skit on Christian and Muslim dialogue. The next meeting is set for May 12 with Mrs. Robert Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Circle
Florence Flowers
East Frederick Street
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Bauer
Kenneth Burr
Euland Harvey
Olja Bracken Sr
Bauer
Charter of Christian Action
Robert Curtis
West Congress Street
Special Program To Be Heard At EUB Church
Community club meets at Mrs John Decker home with prayers and minutes read. Mrs Boba Warner receives a mystery package and Mrs Joseph Tomekirk wins a prize. Next meeting led by Mrs Roy Swart planned. Gospel program at United Brethren Church features soloists and organist with devotions by Rev William Atkins observing Easter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
John Decker
Roy Swart
R. D
Decker
Frances Sperry
Whn
Warren
Boba Warner
Joseph Tomekirk
Eub Church
Spring Creek School Open House Set for Next Monday
Spring Creek School and the Township PTA will host an open house to unveil the recently completed addition. R. D. Hockenberry of Warren County Schools will lead a panel on preschool education, inviting all parents and interested residents. Attention given to families with children entering first grade next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spazvivek Townsi Board of School Directors
Township Parent-Teacher Association
At & P i
R. D. Hockenberry
Warren County
Mrs Kensinger to Host Japanese Exchange Student
Mrs James Kensinger of Camry will host an informal chat with a Japanese exchange student tomorrow at her Euclid Street home. The student arrives for the Corry Area High School Choris Festival and represents Girard High School in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M . Mekheda
Dey A Bwankon
Braidnates
Corry Area
Iony
Carry Area
Obit Mrtsert
RD. 1
Columbus
Swanson
Theodore O Swanson
Esai Street
Corry Avena High School
Engineers Club
Metallurgy Club
Peod Neo
Robert Fish Conducts Church Class Meeting
The Ambassadors Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met with Mr and Mrs Everett Rastaoay of West Predoylek Street on a Wednesday evening for its regular session. President Robert Pish led the business portion while a dominating committee was appointed. Officers will be elected at the May meeting. Devotions were led by Robert Williams and the group discussed the theme Prophecy. Hosts served sandwiches potato chips polish and coffee with Rev and Mrs H Ray Harris assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelica United — Brethren Chuyeh
Everett Rastoay
West
H. Ray Harris
Dorcas Class Met at Anne Andrus Home
Mrs Anne Andrus hosted twenty one members of the Dorcas Class of First Methodist Church on East Congress Street for a regular meeting. Mrs Ko F Durham led devotions. A nominating committee was appointed and the next gathering is set for May 20 with Miss Ruth Dahlstrand of East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Andrus
Dorcas
iDortus
First Methodist Church
East Congress Street
Ko F. Durham
Marguerite Nichols
John Orn
Andrus
Gladys McCloskey
Virginia Diemer
Ruth Dahlstrand
East Main Street
WOTM Observes Academy Of Friends Dinner Event
WOTM members gathered at the Moorce home for Friendship Week activities. Guests from James town, Chip Nwht, and other chapters attended a formal dinner, business session, and Academy of Friendship night planning. The next meeting is announced for June 5 with Mrs Glenn Palney in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOTM
Academy of Friends
Moce
Clarence Kinch
College of Reprints
Mooseheart
James
Joel
Havenn Ormnge Park
Fin
Darwin
Marie Kazmater
Dorothy Moore
Glenn Palney
Key Club Spaghetti Dinner Celebrates Victory
The Key Club basketball team held a 6:00 p.m. spaghetti dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred VanDresir in Wayne Street, Aenke, decorated with Key Club Champs. The team recently won the Recreational 2 league championship. A social evening followed with attendees including David Gates Sherman Scall Michael Bhir Robert Walsh William Tunnel Richard Herberg Jan Van Dresar and Manager David Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasketball
Alfred VanDresir
Waynestrert Aenke
David Gates
Sherwood Scall
Michael Bhir
Robert Walsh
William Tunnel
Richard Herberg
Jan van Dresar
David Simmons
TV Highlights and Programs in a New York Week
TV networks offer about 120 hours weekly of programming with ABC NBC CBS and more. Highlights include Sammy Kaye’s Music from Manhattan on Saturday ABC Passover drama The Final Ingredient NBC Meet the Press with Castro CBS unreleased WWII films on Century and Du Pont Show of the Month The Brown Version on CBS Playhouse 90 specials with Tad Moses and a Friday Jerry Lewis style broadcast with Carl Sandburg and Judith Dennys among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Maior TV
ABC
Sammy Kaye
Manhattan
Reginald Rose
John Cassavetri
Sam Jaffe
Gerald Hiken
Navi
NBC
Saver
World Congress of Flight
Pidel Castro la
Meet Ybe Press
CBS
iLalimarnel
Sneuce
Harry $8. Truman
Ben
Playhouse ‘90
Eileen Heckart
Heather Sears
Kelly
GBS
Carl Sandburg
Judith Dennys
Gert Anderson
CGG Club Dessert Bridge Gathering at West Pleasant Street
CGG Club met at Mrs Milton Vandresiur home for a dessert bridge session. Prizes awarded to Mrs Needham and Meg Harold Cri with Mrs Vanbresar winning the special prize. Next meeting set for April 30 at Mrs James Sullivan’s Mead avenue residence. Official obituary notes Town Des Moines grand secretary Lynn J Teugh died of cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Vandresiur
West Pleasant Street
Thor Teeelvinne
Ti Needham
Meg Harold
Vanbresar
James Sullivan
Mead Avenue
Des Moines
Town
Lynn J Tewhn
He Too Grand Lodge
Dulles Faces Suez Crisis Strains and Dissent
The article recalls Secretary of State Dulles amid Cold War tensions. It notes fear Britain and France would drag the United States into war over Egypt and Suez. Dulles sided with the United Nations against Britain and France, risking Atlantic unity for alliance with the Soviet bloc, and the strain lasted a year to mend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
Britain
United States
Far East
State Department
Svea Canal
Egypt
Suez
Trael
Soviet Union
Britaan
France
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