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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1958
Page
5
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A Seneca street stork shower honored Mrs Donald Chase featured gifts and prizes for Miss Mary Thomas and others. Roberta Shields returns from Buff alo nursing school. Lydia Waid's DC visit ends. guests include Ostroms from Citrus Heights and Tarbells visiting Tarbell relatives. several families host and visit North Center and East Main street residents.
Corry Bridge Association held its monthly master point session at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Home. Winners included North and South team M Kornreich H Hunginger 10246 tied with Mrs J Fred Kinley Mrs E E Ritchey 94 percent. East West teams led by H J Wilcox and Jim Valone with 93 percent. Regular winter sessions resume September 3 with reservations via Mrs Horton Davis.
A group of 70 residents and former residents gathered yesterday at the Stenwell pavilion in Mead Park for the third annual Columbus picnic. Attendees came from Los Angeles and towns in New York, with plans set for a 1959 reunion on August 19 in the same venue. New committee members were named to organize next year’s event.
The Rehoboth Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the Bugbee home on R. D. 4. About 20 members attended. a supper, brief business session led by President Robert Olson, and devotions by Mrs. Edward Raymond followed. Next meeting to be led by new officers with location to be announced.
The Business and Professional Women's Club met last night at Mrs. Harold Jackson's West Columbus avenue home to plan the upcoming picnic. The dinner for all members will be next Monday at 6 30 p.m. A son was born early this morning at Cory Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Clutt Jaquith of Columbus announced the arrival and refreshments of cake and coffee were served.
A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Robert Rogers of Columbus at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Mrs Livya Lule of Hast street hosted a farewell party for her sister Mrs Harold Brumagin who plans to move to California The gathering featured visiting entertainment and refreshments with Mrs Marshall Sherwood assisting Mrs Lillie.
Cory Rotary Club members joined Cambridge Springs and Edinboro clubs for an inter city gathering at Culbertson Hills Country Club in Edinboro. Leon Root and Allan Hasbrouck won the golf prizes while Charles McLaughlin spoke on The Dos and Donts of Golfing after dinner at 6 30. A separate Nashville brief reports a dinner mishap ending with a car strike killing a 500 pound steer from a wrecked trailer nearby.
Margie Kay Molnar was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Sauara opoggrass of East Pleasant Street. Miss Molnar will marry Donald Sperry on August 31. Guests played games, won prizes, and the buffet featured salad, sandwiches, nut breads, cake, ice cream, coffee, punch, nuts, and mints.
The Evangelical United Brethren Ambassadors Sunday School class met at East Branch at the Eastman hunting camp for a wiener roast with about 50 people including children. The president Robert Williams led a business meeting and plans for the September 17 banquet at Ginnies Cafeteria were set with Harley Reed Donald Armitage on the program committee and reservations handled by Williams. Hosts were assisted by Paul Hurlbert with hot dogs relishes lemonade and coffee served.
Miss Joyce Huntley was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Attendants numbered about 20 with gifts for the guest of honor who plans to marry Edward Tinko on August 30. Prizes were won by several guests and refreshments included Jello salad and open sandwiches.
Glenwood Park hosted the Fralick family reunion with 95 attendees. Mr and Mrs Chester Grover led a picnic at 1 PM and a business meeting elected officers: Kenneth Weldon president James Lindquist vice president Mrs William Reynolds secretary treasurer.
The Cootiettes held a ham tureen dinner at Canarohta Lake yesterday with sixteen attendees including members and guests. A white elephant prize was conducted and door prize went to Mrs. Alfred Gone.
An ideologically pro gambling candidate won the Democratic nomination for Idaho governor in a tight primary. State Sen. A. M. Derr of Glick Fork led with 189 votes over H. Max Hanson of Fairfield who opposed the gambling platform.
Stanley Mann, 52, longtime steel industry executive and former treasurer emeritus of American Chain and Cable Co, died Wednesday in Stratford. Mann, a 53 year veteran, helped shape the firm’s steel business and held director roles in several divisions of the company.
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