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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1960
Page
3
Uri aims to end a CAP policy during a term question. The report notes advocacy actions by local groups and responses from officials. Names and exact places are unclear in the fragment, but the piece discusses public debate over policy timing and potential reforms.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Rose return from a wedding trip along the eastern coast and to Corry R D 3. They wed April 16 at McCray Methodist Church in a candlelight ceremony. Bride Miss Donna Mae Stutzman wore lace over satin with a sabrina neckline. Reception for 200 at the Community House followed the ceremony.
Actress Elizabeth Taylor left the Bronx set of Butterfield 8 with a minor illness. MGM spokesman said she will be back Monday and resume filming.
In 1958 CAHS was employed by the Corry Jamestown Corporation. Hostesses for pre nuptial parties included Mrs. Gladys Stroup Miss Janet Carter and Miss Luetta Jackson.
An important Hospital Auxiliary meeting will be held Monday at 8 o clock at the Hospital to announce plans for the Summer Home and Garden tour. Cochairmen Mrs L Armour Hillstrom and Mrs Dun Thypart will lead the discussion with committee reports on the recent Warren Hospital Auxiliary meeting and the two year tour. Five officers from WCA Hospital Jamestown will attend to explain fundraising activities for their hospital. A member is Mrs Harold Powell a former member of the oral auxiliary. The group will finish tying tags for Tag Day this Spring and Mrs Venus R Follett urges strong attendance.
The Girl Scouts and leaders of Conelway School hosted a farewell party Thursday for Mrs AL Quist and her daughter Kathy who are moving to California. Kathy, a member of Troop 487 for two years, earned second class Scout rank and several proficiency badges as gifts from the troop and an adult scouts money tree.
The Corry Area Junior Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association meeting scheduled for next Tuesday Mayard has been postponed due to interference with the CAHS public band festival and girls chorus concert in the auditorium that evening. It is rescheduled for Tuesday May 10 according to Walter Deutschlander, President.
De Angelos practice for a club baseball team at Corry Area High School on Thursday evening. First game set for May 4 at CAHS field against the Bobbit Sockers of Columbus DeAngeloos. Sue Holcomb captain with Marilyn Stultz co captain.
The Spencer Secret Sisters met Thursday at Columbus Community Church with 23 members present. Four new members were welcomed: Mrs. Arthur Crowell, Mrs. Louis Hinkle, Mrs. Lewis Hale, and Mrs. William F. Shreve. The next year’s committee includes LaVerne Me Eldowney as chair, Jean Anderson secretary treasurer, Merrill Lille and My Niels Sorenson entertainment, and Robert Clark Jr. and John Frontera decorations. Swiss steak dinners by Columbus Ladies Aid featured daffodils and thoughtful favors, followed by a cake decorating demonstration.
The CAHS band will present its annual concert on May 3 with seven senior solos and a two piano duet by J Karen Malick and Ronnie Shank. The Girls Chorus will sing. Valedictorian Mike Mel Laughlin and salutatorian Ardeth Bull named. April 25 26 council officers attended Erie training. Beaversites plan a May 26 picnic and Future Teachers of America members toured Wright School.
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara B. Goggin of Clymer were held at Spitzer Funeral Home at 1 p.m. Rev. Barclay Fishburn officiated, with interment in Clymer Center Cemetery. Bearers were Lee Hunink Merle Duink Bred Heslink Lloyd Binik Lloyd Vander Schaat and Donald Lockenhouse. Relatives and friends from nearby towns attended, including Kathryn D. Goggin Buffalo and Martha Duink Westfield, with many others listed as present from Jamestown Gowanda Kenmore and more.
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