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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1959
Page
5
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Miss Margaret Warner honored her bridesmaids at a Saturday luncheon at Reed's Steak House. Attendants received pearl earrings, and guests included Glennis Warner and Roberta McElroy among others. Warner to wed James Donald Watson at St Pauls Lutheran Church this Saturday.
The Dingfelder family held its 30th reunion at the residence of Mr and Mrs Andrew Johnson in R D 2. About 75 relatives and three guests attended a picnic dinner. Officers were elected for the coming year: Paul Gibson president Howard Dingfelder vice president Louise Rensma secretary treasurer Nellie Dingfelder Edna Haner Bernice Gibson dinner committee. Gifts were given to Alma Dingfelder and Susan Dingfelder, the oldest and youngest attendees. New births included Darlene Elsie Johnson William Charles Haner Bradley Michael Gibson Jane Elaine Dahl Susan Joe Dingfelder Margaret Louise Swan Michael Stephen Freeman and Robert Lee Armitage. The death of Margaret Louise Swan was noted. The afternoon featured visiting and games with cake ice cream and coffee served by the dinner committee. Relatives came from Buffalo Erie Corry Sugar Grove North East Columbus Spring Creek and Youngsville.
The Mason family gathered at Mead Park for the 29th annual reunion with about 50 people attending a noon picnic and business session. Officers elected included Loren Mason as honorary president Bruce Mason as president Ray Rogers vice president Mrs Lawrence Crispin secretary treasurer and Mrs Charles Lawson historian. Hosts were Bruce Mason and Marlon Burlingame. Prizes went to Bertha Burnie for oldest member and Denise Nichols for youngest. next year’s reunion is set for the first Saturday in August at Mead Park.
Harbor Half Ladies Aid will gather at Mead Park Thursday for a prime dinner. Officials stated members planning to attend have been asked to bring their own refreshments.
A McLean family reunion occurred during a business session of the second annual termitory at the Charles McLean family. Elections for board officers were held with Charles Wierritter of Warren presiding, P. Swanson of Corry as vice president, Mys as treasurer, and John P. McLean of Wesleyville as secretary. The event also reported a marriage between Sandra Ley and Ronald Reed and two births, with Wells Warriner and John David Tremmond named among attendees.
Mrs Mav Raymond of RD 2 and Oscar Raymond hosted a family reunion Saturday at the Conservation House in Clymer. About forty relatives attended, with guests Larry Cook of Florida Armil Lindholm and Wesley Carnahan of Brockway Hilda Swanson of Curry Reites from Olean N Jenkins town area also present. A plentiful dinner was served at 1 o clock. Visiting and games for children provided entertainment for the rest of the day.
The 53rd Dyne reunion was held at Mead Park yesterday with 92 attendees. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Alfred Holton of Corry. A Bible committee chaired by Willard Holton and others conducted the gathering. A tureen dinner followed the business session. Tenry Hotehkiss was elected president, Lyle Dyne vice president, Miss Virginia Holton secretary, and Mrs Howard Hollow treasurer. Various games and visiting were enjoyed. next reunion planned again at Mead Park.
Introducing . Alan was born yesterday morning at Covey Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Max Hichard Daniels of 475 Worth.
The Haenel reunion held in Mayville yesterday elected ured econenerga carly president. Officers named were William Hall of Meadville vice president Mrs. Richard Edmunds of Meadville secretary and Donald Haenel of Derby treasurer About 50 relatives attended the gathering which adjourned to meet again the first Sunday in August at Canadohta Lake.
In Nazleton Pennsylvania an amnesiac man who could not recall his name was identified after nurse Nancy Hughes at Hampton State Hospital heard him mutter a Philadelphia telephone number. Police traced the clue to Joseph Kallinger, a 22 year old Philadelphia shoemaker and father of three, who recalled his own name after the hint. He had last memory of leaving his home on a prior date.
Steven Rockefeller and Anne Marie Rasmussen, 21, a former employee of the Rockefeller family, plan a late summer wedding in a Lutheran church in Norway. Gov. Rockefeller and his wife will attend, and the couple reportedly met in the United States before his return to Europe.
A disorderly outbreak in Brooklyn left one Black individual and four White youths held for court. Witnesses report crowds from nearby families entering an 8 White neighborhood, with intoxicated youths swarming streets and throwing bottles and bricks at a Black person during a Saturday incident.
On Sunday, Joseph Sr. drove from Hazleton to pick up his son, Kallinger, to seek treatment for a nervous condition. He stated treatment would occur at a Philadelphia hospital, with the patient likely admitted for care.
Mrs Exit reuta Bucs died after being struck by a car Friday in New Brighton. The incident occurred near Bey ver Valley General Hospital where she was transported. Police and hospital staff assisted, with further details pending a formal death determination.
Ambiguous text describes tensions between Hussein and Nasser amid regional diplomacy. The report mentions a conference and statements by officials about moving toward end of some line, with references to Middle East alignment and potential reconciliation efforts.
A Silver Creek man sues Police Chief Martin Pecoraro and the village claiming $185,000 in damages. He alleges the chief willfully assaulted him during a January parking violatio n hearing at the police station, causing severe injuries, nervous and mental distress, and lasting disabilities. The suit seeks $135,000 in compensatory damages plus $50,000 in punitive damages and costs.
Reported at a preliminary hearing US Commissioner Stiney Kine set bail allowing two convicts to request full defense. Names include Linen shonies Bdward Milt and Conn ie Lins pine amid claims of coercion. The kidnapping plot spanned several states with alleged accomplices and a three day journey ending near Washington.
A 16 year old boy Jonny Woodff of Moon Township was killed by an accidental shot. The coroner reported the death as accidental while the firearm was being handled and investigators prepared to question other witnesses.
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