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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1957
Page
5
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The Columbus Pack 19 Cub Scouts held their annual Christmas party with awards for Bobcat and other ranks presented by Gummaster Charles Hetsy. Den 1 through Den 5 performed skits and songs, “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” and “Jingle Bells.” A pledge and carols closed the evening before Santa distributed popcorn and candies. Fellow celebrations included visiting relatives arriving for Christmas and servicemen returning home for the holidays.
Heberlein Mott Sales held a Christmas dinner and party at the Moose Club Saturday evening for employees and their wives. About 27 guests attended. The hall featured a white pompom and greens centerpiece with red tapers. A birthday cake honored Mrs. Mary Sears, Guy Abbey and Alan Heberlein. Gifts were given to the hosts and employees. Guests enjoyed visiting and dancing. Mrs. Benjamin Starr and Guy Abbey attended. Joan Heberlein, home from Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh, was present and returned to Pittsburgh last evening.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Potter of Ashville announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Morley to Lee Crosby youngest son of Carl Crosby of Bear Lake and the late Mrs Crosby Betty Morley attends Southwestern Central School while Crosby, a 1957 Panama Central School graduate, is employed at Chautauqua Hardware Corporation Wedding plans are incomplete
About 30 junior high students and guests gathered at First Presbyterian Church for a Christmas party hosted by the Junior High Westminster Fellowship. Cheryl Williams was crowned queen by moderator Paul W. Bauer as decorations, music, and refreshments including cookies and pink lemonade enhanced the festive evening.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Buesink entertained about 20 employees and their wives at 740 Wayne Street for a Christmas party. The home was festively decorated with games and visiting. Prizes went to Mrs Katherine DeCoux Miss Blanche Loveland Mrs Clarence Birch Mrs Eugene Buesink and Mrs Kern Sanford. A smorgasbord dinner followed.
The Nichols family hosted their annual Christmas gathering yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Besson at 503 Marion Street. A ham and turkey dinner was served at 3 o clock and two gift exchanges followed. Relatives enjoyed visiting and card games for the social evening.
Janet H. Swack daughter of Edward and Mrs Cline of Meadville and George W. Swack son of Mr and Mrs George Swack of Corry were remarried in December by Rev Roy Plank in the Calvary Baptist Church Meadville The pair formerly lived in Corry and Talon City and will reside in Norfolk Virginia where Mr Swack serves in the U S Navy
Corry Instrument entertained its employees and guests Friday at the Moose Club with a turkey dinner and decorated tables. Willard Dyckes presented gills to Hubert Vaughn and Camden Rutner, owners, with orchid corsages given to Mrs. Ruffner and Mrs. Vaughn. A framed portrait of Mr. Vaughn, a surprise gift by Don Wharton, accompanied the event while Jim Brady handed out bonus checks. Over 80 people attended, followed by a floor show, dancing, and social time.
Mrs. Robert Ott Sr Mrs. Robert Ott Jr and Mrs. Morgan Beverly hosted a Christmas luncheon at the Hotel Corry with 105 guests. Decorations by Jackson's Floral Gardens set a festive scene. Out of town attendees included Mrs A C Lyons Port Allegany and others from Columbus Brie North East Erie New York City. Floral prize winners were Mrs Don Kincaid Mrs Olin Bracken Jr Mrs John Castor Mrs Roger Brown Mrs Walter Sweet and Mrs C O Hillstrom.
A daughter was born Saturday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Cmiel of Columbus.
The Auxiliary Glee Club performed at Carry Memorial Hospital from 8 to 9 pm for patient enjoyment. The program featured holiday songs including Oh Come All Ye Faithful and Hark the Herald Angels Sing conducted by Mrs Needham with Mrs Junie Sullivan assisting. Other participants included Mrs Posonnski and Norah Scholton among chorus members and the accompanist.
The Anwuraji Legion and its auxiliary hosted a Christmas party Saturday at the Legion home for local children. About 50 youngsters attended enjoying games with prizes awarded to Marla Kay Me Clintock Robert Kensinger Robert Higley James Black Raymond Higley Allan Higley Jane Betts Marcy Stahl Jane Brahl Jean Betts and Teresa Amaroso. Nancy King won a large doll and James Black received a tractor toy. Santa Claus attended and distributed gifts as a committee served ice cream and Christmas cookies in the afternoon.
Spring Creek SS classes presented a pantomime titled Christmas Around the World with a choir singing appropriate carols from lands worldwide. Special renditions were performed by Sandra Sinkler Harry Johnson Mrs Henry Pondel Lois Jane Porter Mrs William Kafferlin Sharon Sickler and Doris Phillips as part of the Sunday evening program.
Charles Hodge Seevier Torn was held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev G H Conrad of the San Dusky United Brethren in Christ and Rev William Sturdevant officiating. Relatives served as bearers, including Lroyd, Richard and La vere Proctor, Dewey and Dayton Hodge, Elmer Donor, Daniel Wis, and many Sturgis and Tanner family members from Pleasantville and Jamestown, with friends from Corry and Wattsburg attending.
Report notes Mrs. Evalyn Throsby Scott disappeared May 19, 1955 after being linked to a $600,000 estate forgery and grand theft case. Lambros offered no elaboration on the sighting. Indicted for murder in 1980, Lambros was apprehended near Detroit border on April 15 after prior absences.
Rev Paul F Bauer of First Presbyterian leads a Christmas meditation titled The Promise Fulfilled. The sermon reflects on Jeremiah 23 8 6 3414 18 and Galatians 4 4, tracing hope amid exile and the awaited righteous king from David's line fulfilled in Jesus Christ.
About five thousand students and workers greeted seventy delegates and secretaries from Communist countries as a Soviet TUIM jet landed in Cairo. The weeklong conference of 44 nations opens Thursday to discuss imperialism independence Algeria crisis and nuclear weapons. In Grove City Pennsylvania, William J Barter, 27, died from injuries sustained in a December 1 crash near Emlenton.
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