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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1958
Page
5
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Social notes list relatives visiting from Ohio West Virginia and New York including Eugene Jukes on 30 day leave visiting parents in Columbus and Bettie Bulford family from Diamond Oklahoma. Rainbow Girls staged Back to School fashion show featuring several knit and wool dresses with accessories from Leeds store.
The Messenger descendants met Sunday for their annual reunion with a picnic dinner and a business session led by vice president Bernard Kubas in the president’s absence. The coat of arms and family history books were displayed and officers will serve another year. The 1959 reunion is set for July 26 at Mead Park main pavilion with relatives from South Carolina, Conneaut, Clymer, West Springfield, and several Pennsylvania towns attending.
The Agricultur al 4 H Beavers met Monday at Rob ert Kirch s Beaverdam home with fifteen members and one visitor. Leader Donald Jones led planning for a skating party Sept 6 at Rainbow Skating Rink Watts burg. Tickets sold by members. Host’s pumpkin project observed. Refreshments served. Next meeting Sept 1 at the Bangs home in Beaverdam.
The Warren quartet Ur. H. Israel John Israel Henry Hunzinger and D. Ui. Vetera outscored 18 foursomes to win the Inter-City team championship at the South Shore Inn North East. A Corry team led by Mrs. William Smyers Arthur Cohen and Morgan Beverly plus Robert Lason of Jamestown finished second with 361 total points for the day.
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon with highlights including the tying of a quill and the election of officers. Secret sisters were Teves and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments of cake ice cream tea and coffee were served. The next meeting will be in the evening.
John Decker chaired the Corry Grange gathering in Waitsburg with 83 members present. Announced Edinboro Grange third and fourth degrees for Saturday and a Pomona Grange meeting at Belle Valley on September 10. Visitors from Pomona included Mr and Mrs Guy Motion and Mr and Mrs Harold Casler. Eugene Powers led a program on the U S capital and on questions. Donald Whaley won the mystery package. Next meeting is September 2. Refreshments were served by Loretta Belden, John Decker, and Roy Swart.
A Cub Scout group held an overnight campout at Findley on a Thursday with boating and swimming during the day and a viewer roast at the end. Mr and Mrs James Allyn of Columbus Avenue serve as chaperones and the event gathered local families at the home of Mrs Walley Rininger on R D 3 for invitation and farewell.
Mrs. Lawrence Nichols of South Center Street hosted a surprise birthday party for her daughter Miss Joy Zalzneck honoring her 14th birthday Sunday afternoon and evening. Ten friends attended from Grove City for records dancing a birthday supper of hamburgers hot dogs salads relishes cake and lemonade. The guest of honor received a sweater and jewelry from the group.
Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis were honored at a birthday party hosted by their mother at the Davis home on West Frederick Street. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, hot dogs, cake, ice cream, and Kool Aid, with candy favors and gifts for the boys. Mrs. Davis was helped by her sister-in-law Mildred Davis and her mother Mrs. Josepha Terrussa.
Monse Home hosted a Rainbow Girls show with 26 models in sportswear to formal attire under a fall decor of white trellises and colored leaves. Miss Connie Dahl welcomed guests, narrator Arthur Collen, and Leed's dress shop provided all fashions. Contests and door prize drawings closed the evening, with donors including Leed's, Mowrey's Greenhouse, Woolworth's and others.
A birthday party honoring Mrs. Mary Burkhart was held Saturday by her three sons James John and Edward. Guests enjoyed a complete living room suite as a gift and a decorated cake with coffee was served to relatives and friends.
The last regular Seiota 4 H iris club meeting was Aug 18 at Cindy and Nancy Buesinke home. Leaders and members, including Mrs Hubert Watrous, planned the 4 H Roundup at Wattsburg High School on Aug 29 at 10. Transportation via Mrs Watrous or Mrs Darnotall was arranged. The group enjoyed ice cream sauces, chocolate milk, and toffee before adjournment and planned a wiener roast at Judy Dinofall’s Aug 25 at 7 20 p m to share winners and treats.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cook of Madison Tennessee announce the marriage of their granddaughter Elizabeth Ann Crews to William Charles Graybill, son of Mr. and Mrs. H William Graybill of R D 2 Springfield Tennessee. The couple resides in Nashville. A wedding open house for the newlyweds is planned September 6 at Spine Creek Town Hall.
Kiwanis members and families enjoyed a delicious picnic at Mead Park last evening followed by games and social visiting. Mr and Mrs Conrad Monroe organized the arrangements. A group plans to travel to Erie with Chris Christiansen to join Erie Kiwanis Club's 42nd anniversary celebration.
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Owens of 966 East South Street.
The Corry Country Club will host Ladies Day this Thursday with a 1pm luncheon for both golf and bridge enthusiasts. Reservations are advised in advance with Mrs. Raymond Anderson, Mrs. O. W. Bracken Sr, or Mrs. Elsie Roof.
Congressional leaders warned the high court may not alter a ruling on school integration as cases from Norfolk and Winston-Salem illustrate tense enrollments. Norfolk's board denied 151 Negro pupils entry to white schools amid fears of renewed conflict. Winston-Salem refused several Negro applicants while three were assigned to white schools. The debate centers on whether courts should dictate desegregation amid volatile regional reactions.
Apea High School Key Club sponsors an officers workshop for division clubs this afternoon. Corny’s William Tunnel serves as lieutenant governor for District I. Tomorrow evening Kiwanis members from several clubs will attend the division meeting in Franklin.
A multi million dollar injunction suit in federal court targets Dyson Corp of Wilmington along with Hubbard officials over alleged stock sales to Hubbard by Mrs Cora Williams. The action seeks to halt asset transfers until her estate is paid the fair value of her Hubbard shares, believed to be worth millions.
PETOSKEY Michigan AP Former Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson warned that the nation’s atomic submarine achievement may be ill advised if it accelerates an arms race He said heat in the Russians could come from such a feat and expressed opposition to an arms race during a Monday night speech before local organizations noting the submarine’s recent undersea success.
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