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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1953
Page
5
Police report Ruth Price, 28, wife of George Price, was arrested following a shooting last night. The incident, described by George Price as the climax of a domestic argument, leaves Ruth Price held on an open charge.
Arlouene Ongley and Alan L. Green wed in a double ceremony at New Bethlehem at 2 p.m. Saturday December 19. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle W. Ongley of Centerville, wore a cobalt blue street length dress with pink and yellow rose corsage. The groom is the son of Mrs. Tia Green of Lincolnville and grandson of Mrs. Mary Titus of Spartansburg. Barbara Ann Wetherhold attended as bridesmaid. James Green served as best man. The couple will reside in Lincolnville after a brief wedding trip. The bride is a Bloomfield High School and Edinboro State Teachers College graduate, an art instructor in Randolph-East Mead schools. the groom is a Spar tansburg High School graduate who served in Korea and is employed by Corry-Jamestown Mrs. Co. in this city.
An AV open house was hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Powell and their son Harold at 608 North Center Street. Christmas decorations brightened the home as about 60 neighbors attended with out of town guests Mrs Fred Weaver of Preacher Point and Mrs Bruce Powell of Titusville among those present.
George H. Dickey masseur at the Erie YMCA was the guest speaker at the Rally Club gathering at Hotel Dolly. Introduced by month chairman Duane Fogle, he spoke on challenges faced by blind people, training he received, and shared humorous stories. He answered questions after the talk as vice president W. Holt led the meeting in the absence of president Al Kander. guests Robert Senstead and Raymond Sloan attended.
Mr and Mrs Albert Bayle of R D 4 announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Lou to Rich Garfield youngest son of Mr and Mrs Joe Garfield of Clymer. Miss Bayle a graduate of Clymer Central School employed in Corning Garfield also attended Clymer Central School and is now serving in the U S Air Force No date has been set for the wedding.
Dr and Mrs Elmer A Ortner will host an open house at the new parsonage of St Pauls Lutheran Church in Rome for church members and friends on New Years Day. Hours are 2 to 3 PM and 7 to 10 PM.
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morton of R. D. will be celebrated with an open house hosted by their daughter and son-in-law Mrs. Warceck of R. D. Their children and relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morion of Alicn, and Mrs. Flossie Morton of RD 4, invite friends and neighbors to attend from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
Mr and Mrs Roy Butler of Spartanshoro announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Joyce Ann Carr to George M Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Earl Stewart of Centerville. No date has been set for the wedding.
A quartet of newborn daughters are recorded in Corry and Sherman area hospitals. At Corry Memorial Hospital, Mr and Mrs Paul Lewis of Wattsburg welcome a daughter last night. Carl Nelson of R D 1 and Mrs Nelson announce a daughter born there. Frank Macko and his wife welcomed a daughter at Corry Memorial Hospital earlier today. At Sherman Hospital in Higin Tl, Dr Warren Miller and Dr Nora Miller celebrate the birth of Barbara June to their parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Miller of Concord Street.
Mrs Lawrence Aldrich of 215 South Second avenue entertained the Good Prientis Club last evening. About 300 was played with prizes to Mrs Homer Taylor and Mrs Marlin Mc Gravy. Refreshments included chill crackers pickles ice cream and coffee. Next meeting set for January 12 with Mrs Earl Munn RD 2.
Berean Society of the First Siptil Chiuth held a smorgasbord last evening in the church basement with 60 members and friends attending. Mrs. F G Whiteman Mrs Denil Messingt and Mrs Fred Marsh served on the committee for the successful event. An exchange of ideas and a social time closed the session.
International playboy Porfirio Rubirosa announced he will wed Barbara Hutton at 4 p.m. today at the Dominion Consulate in New York. Rubirosa arrived at the Hotel Pierre to meet his bride to be Aubrielle gens atticed. Hutton, said to be her fourth husband, has previously been linked with Doris Duke and other social figures.
Harrisburg The award of Keystone Farmer will be presented at the 1954 Pennsylvania State Farm Show by the state Future Farmers of America. Heading the list of winners are Miles Horst state agriculture secretary and Dr Milton S Eisenhower president of Pennsylvania State University. Others named include Huth, Bini, Warren, and Fulver among Grove area winners.
The Pittsburgh Wickey Commission today approved the transfer of Gift of Water Co to Midland Borough Beaver County. The borough will take over the company at no cash after Stock and debt adjustments totaling 487400. Water service to 4 ATL metered users continues under new ownership.
By aevcited Press Burvlet boymei passed The mews line Jest qh, Council President R. G Ford said the levy will net the community about $50,000 a year. Ford said the wage tax will be phased by reduction in real estate fixes. The tax, he said, is needed to offset Pittsburgh from collections. West View residents,
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