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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1960
Page
5
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Miss Judith Ann Rhodes of Sugar Grove and Norman Hollis Upperman of Columbus united in a 2:30 PM Sugar Grove Methodist Church ceremony performed by Rev. Rhodes and Rev. Dusch. The couple, attended by family and friends from Columbus, Jamestown, and surrounding areas, plans a Florida honeymoon and will reside in Jamestown.
A dense list of local club meetings church functions and social events spans April 18 to 25. Activities include banquets, proms, craft shows, PTA sessions, circle meetings, dinners, master point games, relief committees, and church services across several venues led by organizations such as YMCA Ladies Auxiliary Presbyterian circles and the Ladies Aid. The note concludes with a quip about the Whippoorwill.
Mr and Mrs Fred Black of Spring Street were honored at a reception Saturday afternoon at the Evangelical United Brethren Church for their golden wedding anniversary. The couple renewed vows in a ceremony by Dr H Ray Harris with solos by Theodore Vanderhoof. Guests from Conneaut Youngsville Warren Grand Valley Bradford Pittsfield Sugar Grove Corry attended. They married in 1910 at Youngsville Methodist Church and now live on Spring Street. They have five children twenty four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital announces a Silver Tea open to the general public next Sunday afternoon at the YMCA from 3 to 5 PM on April 24. Mrs John Rossbacher will provide musical background during the event. General co chairmen Mrs J Fred Beebe and Miss Elizabeth Rogers will announce committees next week.
A birthday dinner party honored Tommy Harvey on Easter Sunday at his Mead avenue home. Attending were his parents and sister Anne, his great-grandmother Mrs Henry Hollis, and his grandparents Mr and Mrs L Auer and Mr and Mrs Ralph Vanderhoff. Guests enjoyed a day of visiting, dinner, birthday cake, and ice cream, with Tommy receiving several gifts.
Senator Humphrey accuses a coordinated public relations effort to undermine his primary in West Virginia while Kennedy campaign aides defend their candidate’s record and religious background. Governor Lawrence designates April 24-30 as Pennsylvania clean-up week urging public participation.
Corry State Police probe a Friday night auto crash on Route 6 near Union City. Ernest Vanderhoof 21 RD 3 Spartansburg and Edward Hatch 25 East Main Corry were involved. Both men met later at a bar. no injuries, vehicle damage listed at 150 and 50 dollars.
Cortland report states three youths in a car carried stolen black powder bombs. An explosion on Easter morning killed Jack A. Bush, 14, injured James Aungier, 14, who lost a leg, and left Walter Pierce, 17, with minor burns after fleeing into a creek. Troopers say two loads of bombs were stolen from a locked shed during the night.
Washington AP report says the Council of State Chambers of Commerce disputes claims of a classroom shortage and argues federal aid is unnecessary. NEA counterclaims accuse the council of manipulating figures while predicting school enrollment will rise roughly 1.4 million annually, despite a peaking birth rate.
President Charles de Gaulle leaves Paris Orly for a 17 day 14 000 mile voyage to Ottawa Quebec Montreal Toronto Washington New York San Francisco New Orleans French Guiana and the French West Indies with Mrs de Gaulle and key aides aboard. He will brief President Eisenhower in Washington before a week in the United States.
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