Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1955

Page

5

4-H Roundup Tops Columbus Exhibit At Youngsville High

Ane Snappy Snacker 4-H Club of Columbus won first prize at the 4-H Roundup held Wednesday at Youngsville High School. Exhibits included a lamb-shaped cake, a flat cake, a relish arrangement, and cows made of ice cream with chocolate. judging began at 10 o clock with a lunch at noon and a program featuring fashion shows and skits by Columbus and other clubs. Other clubs represented included Chandlers Valley, Garland, Glade Township, Lander and Sugar Grove.

Lie of Columbus Youngsville High School Ciiy Bewan Columbus Club Columbus Chandlers Valley Garland Glader Township Lander Sugar Grove

Ladies Day Party At Corry Country Club Held

A Ladies Day gathering at Corry Country Club yesterday featured a 1 PM lunch for attendees. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs James MacInnes and Miss Elizabeth Rogers with Mrs W A Redmond tying for second. Mrs Wetmore of Glenside Pu was a guest. next session September 8 with reservations handled by Mrs Roger Brown and Mrs John H Fenstermacher.

Fe Owene Ah Corry

Al's Clothes Shop Employees Picnic at Coxineaut Lake

Employees from Als Clothes Shop joined members from the Corry and Mendville stores for a midday picnic at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Al Phillips at Coxineaut Lake. A pleasant lunch was provided by the hosts followed by outdoor activities.

Corry Mendville Sunmier al Phillips Coxineaut Lake

Bertha Dorwin Hosts Rebekah Picnic at Menda Hue

Bertha Dorwin of Menda Hue hosted a picnic dinner at her home for members and their husbands of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge. The meal was served at 6:80 o’clock and later games provided entertainment. The next Rebekahs session is set for September 6 at the IOOF Hall.

Als Bertha Dorwin Mendahue Franklin Rebekah IOOF

Good Attendance At Auxiliary Meeting Reported

A Hood afternative way sated That evening all the regular magtuia of the VEW Ladies Atsitury at the Gurter Hugm of the VFW Post home Mia Rist Mektrav, president conducted Hie business session and miso gave a report of the operal Northwestern County Council dinner and tests. The annual Villa sale sponsored by the group is in phystol. Proceeds go to Hospital and relief work. The evening award went to Mrs. Alina Slagle. Residents and one guest, Mrs. Bernice Davis, were served after the meeting. Next session set for September 5.

VEW VFW Post Mia Rist Mektrav Miso Northwestern County Council Alina Slagle Mcl Elsey Bernice Davis Erle

Mrs Harold Burgnon Honored At Farewell Party

Mrs Harold Burgnon was honored at a farewell party hosted at her home. The event featured a social gathering with coffee and dessert for the ladies, hosted by Mrs Melvin Davis and her daughter Jule, with Mrs Burtion receiving a gift of costume jewelry. Attendees from North East attended the gathering.

Harold Burgnon Mann Fare North East Burtion

Stocktons Welcome Son At Curry Memorial Hospital

A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Stockton of R. D. 3 Spartansburg at Curry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Stockton is the former Jane Lou McCrea.

Bors Gerry Stockton Spartansburg Curry Memorial Hospital Stockton Jame Lou McCrea

Fralick Family Reunion Reported at Harbor Hall

The $911 Fralick family reunion was held last Sunday at Harbor Hall Community House. Hosts Mr and Mrs Vern Chelton welcomed relatives from Conneaut Ohio Ripley New York Clyngt New York Gear Valley Spartinabury Corty. A plastic dinner was enjoyed and later watermelon served. Officers elected: Dell Penkek president, Guy Prallek vice president, Mrs Willdn Reynolds secretary treasurer. Next year’s reunion set for the third Sunday in August with Mr and Mrs Guy Frisie hosting. Mrs Jennie Chelton was the oldest member present.

Fralick Harbor Hall Mix Vern Chellon Conneaut Ripley Find Clyingt N.Y Gear Valley Spartinabury Corty Dell Penkek Guy Prallek Willlnid Reynolds Thievelat Guy Frisie Jennie Chelton

Corry Relatives Attend Sischo Reunion At Oil City

Corry relatives gathered for the Sischo reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Taft in Oil City. Officers elected included Opal Livermore president. Lovett Livermore Jessie Taft vice president. Merie Snyder treasurer. Dorothy Taft and Robert Hotek were on the entertainment committee. Two births, two deaths and two marriages noted. Attendees from Chisadnew, Binekarville, Charlotte Center, damtstown, Ellington, Cherry Brook, Kennedy, Titusville and Oil City.

Saveria Cory Sischo Floyd Taft Oi City Opal Livermore Lovett Livermore View Jessie "Tatt Weevetany Merie Snyder Floyd Tutt Dorothy? ‘Taft Robert Hotehk Chisadnew Binekarville Charlotte Cente Damtstown Ellington Cherry Brook Kennedy Titusville Olt City

Miss Janice Brown Honored At Shower

Miss Janice Brown of Spartansbury was honored with a kitchen shower hosted by Miss Mary Helen Curtis. The 18 friends and relatives enjoyed a light lunch and entertainment, with gifts including a lovely settee and a July snitta presented to the honoree.

Janice Brown Mary Helen Curtis Spartansburie Yeno Torrow Ilso Mire Dorothy Cox- Mae Arthur Storer Mies Ile Beckwith Mabel Cooper Sislad Ion GiGit Miss Brown July Lovely Snitta

State Grange backs sales tax to fix Pennsylvania finances

Harrisburg The State Grange urged passage of a broad based sales tax to raise state revenue after studying other states. The group stressed economies in government and backed a tax to provide adequate funds, amid long legislative debate and Republican opposition. Senator Taylor-Deuphin said an attorney general opinion confirms the law’s enactment and future expiration unclear.

Associated Pres Harrisburg Pennsylvania Pennsila State Grange Beatty Heimit Pennsylvant Suite Mor Taylor-Deuphin Lowder Cohen Tayor Senate Taylor

Airman and Wife Honeymoon Amid Turbulent Times

Airman Danie Schmid and his wife Una Pendown Schmid honeymoon at a coastal resort near NeLake Oregon. The couple, aged 23 and 20, faced marital strain and pending divorce amid wartime pressures. An Associated Press dispatch notes their return to California after the trip, with the man’s future plans and family details evolving as legal proceedings continue.

Nelake Ore Danie Schmid Una Hla Ftiy Peters Hun Dante Jr Bart California Portland Sunutt

U S Proposal For Debate On Nuclear Agency

Diplomatic sources outline a plan for a veto-free UN agency run by 16 nations to manage an atoms for peace program. The United States and Soviet Union would sit on the governing board with others including Canada, South Africa, Britain, and Australia. Debates open September 20 at the General Assembly as readings discuss international control of nuclear energy and disarmament.

United States Sover Union U.S U. N London Olen Olvo Nuclear Energy Monibeuk Toxefront c United Sites Beitatsy Ia Canada Soviet Unions South Africa Portint Berlin Australia

Bond Sales Climb in Pennsylvania Readers See Savings Trend

Tannehill notes 24 percent of all families with incomes under $2000 own U S Savings Bonds while 62 percent of higher earners hold them In July national bond sales reached 34 4851 and Pennsylvania totals rose 2 percent from the previous year Guardsmen prepare to break camp after two weeks of summer training at Indiantown Gap U S Savings Bonds remain a long standing American practice with about 16 million acres in U S national parks

Tannehill U.S Pennsylvania Tu Bie Sam Monthin Pation United States Savings Indiantown Gap Troupe Ray S.thunehill Pennsylvania National Guard U.S Savings Bonds Committee Bie U. S

Also Mentioned on This Page

Columbus 4-H Weslesville Richard Peebles Snyder Ciyele Sy Lys Showalter Rhoda Wabhet Sine Vickér3 Nlobo Max Val Gengarik Daughty Valerie Buttuly Ceheneik Charles Weeks Epsk Main Street Anna Kovich Cencarik Ne Kompany Jon Bicol Deer Solin Bull Liberty Stevet Batel Miss Baroth GLF Clymer Masterson Kansas Antee Mac Murray Heston Donna Barbara Corry Drive-In Walt Disney RUN For Cover Technicolor James Cagney Diana Lynn Oil City Dodd Airman Associated Press the National Bank of Corry F. C. Chapin & Son Pittsburgh Western Pennsylvania Safews Council Western Pennssylvasia Bes Sfuch Trim-Sal Hardy
Search Courier

Search the Corry Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Corry Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication