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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1953
Page
5
Reports from Tehran and London indicate pivotal power struggles between Mossadegh and the Shah. Crowds and broadcasts hint at a coup attempt, with followers awaiting street action as the Majlis dissolution saga unfolds.
Miss Joan Mae Ross and Leo Richard Mather wed in a late Saturday ceremony at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. The event drew family from Akron Buffalo Boston Jamestown Erie and Lawrence Park with 200 guests attending a Cory Room reception.
A Sunday gathering at the Marion street home of Mr and Mrs John Amacher honored Mrs Chase and her daughter Darcy who are returning from England with M Sgt Delmar Chase. Attendees from out of town included Mr and Mrs W A Largen and Mr and Mrs Ted The and family from Warren.
Mrs. Minnie Faulkner, aged 90, was honored at a family birthday gathering hosted by granddaughter Mrs. Tom Hess at 182 Snyder Circle. The event included a dinner, television and greetings, followed by cake and ice cream.
The Women's Relief Corps past presidents gathered yesterday at Mrs Henry Hills home on Gould Street. A dinner followed by a business session was led by Mrs Raya Westley. Visiting officers Cant Grate Hotchkiss and Lt Jack Connors were guests from Pittsburg and Munessen. Brown of East South Street will host September 22.
A birthday party Sunday at Mrs. Charles Mathews home in Bear Lake honored Betty Jane Richards of Corry age six and David Burch of Jamestown age five. Guests enjoyed games, photographs, and refreshments including ice cream and cake.
Rotary Club members and guests gathered at Mead Park for an annual family picnic. Co chairs Morgan Beverly and Robert Ott de led a roughly fifty-person event with a bountiful supper followed by a baseball game for adults and children. An inter-city meeting is planned for next Wednesday at the Cony Country Gli with Rotarians from seven neighboring cities expected to attend. golf and an evening dinner are on the program. Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, is described as built on a leveled mountain top.
A son, IBIS THorning, was born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gates of RD 1. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. B G Bennett of 416 East Street at the same hospital early this morning.
Athens Observatory reports fresh shocks pounded Greece with several moderately strong quakes. Rescue workers comb rubble on Kefallinia Theraea Antintinus as death toll from last week’s disaster climbs and more bodies are recovered from debris. Observers logged 11 more aftershocks.
A deadly earthquake sequence off the west coast of Greece left at least seven hundred dead, about fifteen hundred injured, and thousands displaced across three small islands as aftershocks continued into the morning.
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