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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1956
Page
5
Double ring wedding links two families in Franklin county
The Christian Missionary Alliance Clinch united Daisy Marilyn Beife Chaifield daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hikene Cashel Sr of 207 Watatone He came Ye bride of Dal Mavi Abt of Franklin Park, at Wesleyan Methodist Church. The ceremony featured green crosses, white candlelight, and floral cements with pink and white bow adornments. Attendees included relatives from Franklin, New York, and Erie and the couple’s reception followed at Evangeline United Brethren Church. Several local residents and visitors from Canisteo, Buffalo, and Indianapolis attended the event and subsequent visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alatioe Clinch
Marilyn Beife Chaifield
Hiikene Cashel Sr
Dali
John
Femudale
Prinklin Bquack
Ray
Edward Angell
Wesleyan Methodist
Floutton College
Houphiton
Filkette Chirfield
Will Journey Wart
Richard’ Breway
Mrapkliavitle
Pyurel
Nim
Ndin
Ineo
Beldial
Marjorie Cantilla
Salicu Mierbund
Elrouline
Roman
Dick Toners
Harold Lopes
Trainklin Squire
Beebh Tait
Dotin
Slender
Si Bkinder
Floral Park
Wushey
Ganifield
Abt
Tony Accessores
Evarivellenl
Bolly Huntley
Martin
Mike
Mea Altai Ariihaze
Sfisa
Jline Aguna
eBockty
World Service
Phurals
Voultig Poupte
Whedlite
Elie Vinal seevens-Helite
Peisib Arve
Orchid
Tore Lala
Corey
Sewan
Traka
Binte Twoehas Coijen
Vrodona
VF Ui
Ale Forde
HE Urtrumien
Jhateinioy
Clymer Central School
Club Social Gatherings at East Center Street Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Gilbert of McKeesport were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs John East on North Center Street. Mr Gilbert, a former teacher, will join the Hempfield Area School faculty in Greensburg this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilbert
McKeesport
John
Mrs Tarbell Reports On BPW State Board Meeting
Mrs Tarbell reports on the BPW State Board meeting in which district director of the BPW Clubs discussed attendance at a recent convention. She notes plans for job evaluation and survey of employed women and that a district council meeting and a two day BPW session will be held at the Hotel Corry on September 9 and 10. A large Mead Park picnic program is described with prize drawings and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oors
Rueman Ku
South Street
Je Busigeac
Harenabure
Dultfianly
Distri
Wien Nrwediers
Wrestington
BPW
Corry
Dated birth notice at local hospital announces daughter
A daughter was born early yesterday at Carry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs. Roy Mowery of RD. The baby was delivered by hospital staff and is named in a traditional family line. The article notes the parents and hospital location with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bien Ti Mipsilae
George Codklis
Carry Memorial Hospital
Wioh
Hine
Cornet
Maxjvein
Heiplatt
Droyyard Mowery
Buesink Motors Employees Enjoy Picnic
Buesink Motor Sales employees and their families gathered Saturday at Clifford Buesink’s Carter Hill road home for a picnic. About 60 people attended and a 5:20 p.m. picnic supper was served by Mrs. Julian Buesink and Mrs. Clifford Buesink, assisted by Mrs. Jerry Hoyt, followed by games and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buesink Motors
Buesink Motor
Clifford Buesink
Carter Hill Road
Julian Buesink
Jerry Hoyt
Ford Reunion Held at Mead Park in Fifth Annual Gathering
About forty five persons attended the fifth annual Ford reunion at Mead Park yesterday with a dinner for attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Ford of Glendale California Mr. and Mrs W A Mazurie and Miss Grace Ford of Cleveland Mr and Mrs C F Ford and Mr and Mrs Don Ford and their son of Buffalo and Mrs Ola Nagel and Mrs Ted Jacobson and her daughter of Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead’ Park
Frank L. Ford
Glendale
Calif
W. A. Mazurie
Grace Ford
Cleveland
C. 4. Ford
Don Ford
Buffalo
Ola. Nagel
Ted Jacobson
Rochester
62nd Johnson Reunion Held at Mead Park Elks Pavilion
The 62nd Obadiah and Daniel Johnson reunion was reported yesterday at Mead Park Elks Pavilion with hosts Mr and Mrs Howard Johnson and Mr and Mrs Marvin Johnson. Officers elected include Earl Johnson of Salamanca president Howard Johnson of Union City vice president and Myrtle Stoolser of Westfield secretary treasurer. Attendees hailed from Stockton Mayville Westfield Salamanca Brocton N C Warren O Erle Corry North East Union City. Also Western Electric announced a one year contract for 18000 telephone equipment installers nationwide with the Communications Workers of America union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Obadiah and
Daniel Johnson
Mead Park
Elks Pavilion
Howard Johnson
Marvin Johnson
Earl Johnson
Salamanca
Union City
Myrtle Stoolser
Westfield
New York
Western Electric 6
Communnications Workers of America
Sciota Aid Picnic Draws Community Group
The Sciota Community Aid picnic at Wildwood Pavilion Mead Park drew 31 attendees, including eight younger members and older residents. Dinner at 1 30 featured devotions by Lottie Raymond followed by readings, stories, and visiting. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Roscoe Robertson of Cambridge Springs, Mr and Mrs Alfios Bemis of RD 1 Clymer, and Mr and Mrs Frank Harwood of R 10 4 Erle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota
Wildwood
Mead Park
Lottie Raymond
Aid
Roscoe Robertson
Cambridge Springs
Alfios Bemis
RD. 1
Clymer
Frank Harwood
Erle
Pionte
Kidnap scare ends as Mrs Simpson found in Lowell visit
Mrs Edwina G Simpson and her three children were believed kidnapped after a hitchhiker in a wrecked car prompted a search. Police reported she had driven to Lowell with the children to visit her mother after a domestic split. Wendell Simpson returned home last night as investigators pursued reports of a scar-faced youth who allegedly forced him from his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McClintock
Canisteo
Arthur V. Cochran
East Frederick
James Downey
Toledo
Orff
Downey
William Spiesman
East Malti Akers
J. F. Needham
Maple Avenue
Buffalo
Needham
Frank Jursiti
Mr. Needham
Peter Needham
Donald Hood
Indianapolis
Ind
Lawrence
Harry W. Powers
Franklin Street
Leslie Morrison
Sue’ Krouse
Mary Morrison
Pranklin Street
Eliasbelly Renouf
Youngsville
Morrison
Gilbert Wolfe
Joyce
Janet
Wesleyville
Jett
Edwina G. Simpson
Simpson
Lowell
Wendell Simpson
Richard Basile
Mrs. Simpson
AFL-CIO May Endorse Democrats
AFL-CIO leaders discussed a possible outright endorsement of the Democratic slate for November while avoiding a formal party rush. The 29 member AFL-CIO Executive Council met at Unity House in the Pocono Mountains to weigh endorsing Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver or remaining neutral, with a slight edge for endorsing the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buhess Hank
AFL- Cio
Afl-Cio
Unity House
Pocono
Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Child Killed by Train at Den trout Station
A 2-year-old, James Mull, of Dentrol, was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train yesterday at the B and O passenger station near Meyersdale. The incident occurred as the child apparently wandered onto the tracks, with no witnesses reporting how the accident happened. Authorities are investigating to determine the exact sequence of events surrounding the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyersdale, Fa
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
James Mull
Dentrol
State Firemen Win Awards at Cumberland Valley Meet
At the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association 55th annual convention, Martinsburg and Washington area units received multiple prizes. Awards included best appearing unit, non motorized gear display, longest motorized equipment distance, best appearing auxiliary, best appearing aerial truck, and largest uniformed company with band, recognizing groups such as Sand-Dallastowi American Legion Band, Shawnee Fire Co, Always There Hook and Ladder Co, Goodgill Fire Co, Perseverance Fire Co, and Washington Fire Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen
Gresneustit
Washington Fire Co
MecHanicshire
Pearing Indies
Shawnee Fire Co
Columbia
Hook and Ladder Co
Chambersburg
Band —Goodgill Fire Co
Chambersbuim
Band — Perseverance Fire Go
Jonestown
Harrisburg agency to estimate loan requests for five million revolv ing fund
The Site Industrial Development Authority plans to estimate the volume of loan requests to be drawn from the five million dollar revolving fund established by the 1955 56 legislature. The move seeks to gauge demand and allocate resources accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Uii
The
Site Industrial Development Authority
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