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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1959
Page
5
The readable fragments show garbled text with mentions of heads and locations but no coherent event, persons, or organizations. Unable to extract a verifiable report, but preserves the broken phrases as a placeholder summary.
William M. Schutt and Miss Lois Ann Loomis married at Clymer Methodist Church with Elmer O. Armes officiating. The ceremony featured a silk organza gown and lace bodice for the bride, a bouquet of white orchids and lilies, and a bridal party including Judith Complan and Judith Loomis. Guests included numerous local residents. the couple planned a weeklong honeymoon to nearby lakes and then settle on Center Street, Clymer.
The AE spy annual nellsree reunion was held at Canadota Lake Park with 59 members present. President Richard Webster led the business session as three marriages and two births were reported. New officers named Laura Webster president Dorothy Shannon secretary treasurer and Laura Ann Meyers Eleanor Webster and Calvin Messinger named table committee members. The 1960 reunion will be at Beaver Park in Wattsboro with attendees from Sambridge Springs Erie Corry Centerville Mill Village Meadville Pa Youngstown Cleveland Ohio Panama Lakewood and Sherman N.Y.
The Golden Agers announce a birthday celebration this afternoon at 1 o clock at the YMGA. Harvey Signuon of the Carry Post Office is scheduled to speak, with the event featuring birthday acknowledgments for attendees.
Pre-natal fair festivities list hostesses including Mrs Chitide Dough ney Ant Mys Homer Lubpussti and several others. Named helpers cover social coordination and duties with numerous Mrs titles and multiple Tewinkle and Neckers family mentions.
Former Corry resident Mr Stone, aged 90, celebrated at his Fourth Avenue home in Warren with about 90 attendees. Red roses graced the house while sandwiches, petit fours, fruit punches, tea, coffee, and mints were served. Mrs Kathryn Stone Fisher of Warren and Mrs Mary Stone Presser of New York City, daughters, assisted at the tea. Her bert P Stone Jr of Erie is the son. Kathryn Stone of Corry, a sister of the honoree, also attended.
The text records multiple birth notices: Theodore Tinssons born August 3 at Philadelphia Naval Hospital to Sgt and Mrs Robert Perelman of Westville, with Mrs Perelman a former Corryite and sister of Mrs Jack Stahl eson, a Donche of Union City. A son born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Danks yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital, Union City Stem Memorial Hospital and related details mention Union City and Westville locations.
Members of the Concord Community Club met Friday evening for their regular session. Vice President Howard Blakeslee led the business meeting and officers were elected: Joseph McCray president Lawrence Wade vice president Mrs Lawrence Wade secretary and Mrs William Flick treasurer. The slate for the next meeting was presented.
A farewell party was held at the McKeta home in Conneaut for Miss Marthe Goring formerly of the city. About 12 relatives and friends attended as Miss Goring prepared to leave Saturday for Hartford Connecticut to enter Air Line School. A salad course followed by nutty dessert was served by Miss McKori, sister of Miss Goring. The evening closed with a piano count and gifts for the honored guest. Guests included Alan Conneaut Erie Russert and Cory.
Local store’s employees and their families gathered for an all day picnic hosted by Ave Clones in Meunville and Corry stores yesterday. The event took place at Connnhike Park near Conn rat Lake in Pennsylvania with about unknown attendees.
Navy outlines plan for a fleet of ballistic missile submarines as backbone of sea power. Admiral Walhice M Bepkles warns against expanding the submarine fleet beyond the planned size. Jewson's annual convention hears brief remarks with no elaboration.
A fragmented report describes the Rockefeller family returning to the United States and a planned wedding at a Lutheran church near the Rockefeller home. The narrative includes a romantic angle and mentions travel details, a hotel stay, and a wedding in a distant setting.
Fragmented OCR reports a controversial religious claim involving the Dalai Lama and a large casualty figure in Tibet. The text references political tension, Chinese involvement, and potential puppet status, though many lines are garbled and unclear.
Dorothy Roe reports Joan Gardner, longtime St Louis fashion leader and Advertising Woman of the Year, plans a seven week trip across Europe from Denmark to Scotland. Friends request items from Rolls Royce to mink coats as she prepares outfits and paintings for display while abroad.
Brief notes outline dinner plans for Nikita Kruschev during a visit with U S leaders. It mentions Roswell, a dinner, and a suggested menu featuring ribs and other dishes. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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