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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1957
Page
5
A terse note from city records states a court decision affecting Soto has been issued, triggering local reactions and interest from residents. Details remain scarce as officials prepare a formal ruling document for public release.
Incomplete OCR fragment refers to a Robert at an office, describing actions or duties but lacking clear details or dates. The readable portion mentions an official capacity and ongoing duties without specifying context or outcomes.
Miss Gehweller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Schweitzer, married Frank Sanders in a candlelit ceremony at St Elizabeth's Church aided by family and friends. The gown featured Chantilly lace over satin with a crown of Parisian tiara. Out of town guests came from Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Sugar Grove, Columbus, Erie and more. The couple planned a weeklong trip to Nebraska and the Western states after a seven-tier cake reception for over 300 guests at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
A fragmented note describes plans to marry with a promise of a party after a ceremony. The text mentions unnamed individuals and a performer, with unclear roles and several garbled phrases. The overall sense is a social event being arranged but lacks clear names or locations.
The Gawy Navy Mothers Nr. 606 held a family picnic supper at Mead Park with sixteen persons present. A brief routine business meeting was led by Mrs. John Gi more, followed by visiting. The next meeting is planned as a form of fiveeen Winner al 6p, in the 1008 Hail on September 16.
Corry Kiwanis Club held a directors meeting at Findley Lake summer home of Dorr Clark. Plans for a festival motion picture show were outlined and a joint Kiwanis Rotary chicken barbecue discussed. Members will join civic groups at the Potato Festival Dinner next Tuesday with evening regular meetings resuming thereafter. A. A. Carbone, program chairman, presented colored slides from a New York City trip. Jane Harper of Pittsburgh, a former member, attended.
Miss Helen Crosby daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Crosby of Spartansburg wed Lloyd Winton Brown of Grand Valley in a private Friday ceremony at 11 am in the First Baptist Church of Spartansburg. Attendants included Mrs Glenn Crosby matron of honor and flower girl Linda Rae Crosby. The wedding dinner followed at Ritz Restaurant Union City and the couple plan to reside with the bride's parents after a wedding trip.
David Curtis conferred the third and fourth degrees on two Columbus Grange members and three Corry Grange members at the Columbus Grange meeting last evening in the Grange Hall. Arthur Ayling presided as master with planning to speed a bridge railing project before school begins.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Betts of R. D. 2 quietly celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday after supper. Twenty five relatives attended a family dinner party in their honor and the couple received several very nice gifts.
A. son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Howard Blakeslee of R D 1. The birth adds a new member to the Blakeslee family with the infant listed in the local notices.
A 78 year old man and an 80 year old woman wed after a brief three week courtship. The ceremony marked the couple's fourth vow exchange, with Maid Maree explaining the rapid engagement and family involvement. Witnesses note a tender, quickly formed union amid neighborhood celebrations.
Prince Sady Hiddin and Nina Dyér wed in a civil ceremony at a Lake Geneva school building officiated by Mayor Emile Jacquer. The couple then held a Moslem religious service at Sadruddin’s chateau. Guests numbered 29. Nina received a Swiss passport as she joined the Aga Khan family.
Dulles warned that official statements may rest on underlying facts not stated. He noted the Moscow claim described a hit but not the target size, stressing that the meaning hinges on area affected and urging that without disarmament, both sides will persist ICMB development.
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