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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1957
Page
5
Incomplete report notes a youth injured yesterday on Route while attempting to attend a dance. The entry mentions a deputy investigation and a sequence of checks cashed, a bad check charge, and a local jail reference, but the details are garbled and unclear.
Fragmented text references aging happiness and 1958 with unclear meaning. No identifiable people, places, or events are discernible to form a proper news item.
Yesterday in Corry a double ring ceremony united Miss Elaine Harriet Rossin of Cory and Daniel J. Roth of Cleveland in the Beth Israel Synagogue the first wedding held there. Rabbi Randall Falk officiated with Keppel Tiffany at the organ and Marilyn Roth as maid of honor. The couple's reception followed at the Moose Club, with guests traveling from multiple states.
The Roth Rosin wedding rehearsal dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Phillins in Meadville. Attendees included many from Cleveland South Bend Canton Peoria and Meadville with gifts given to the couple from Elaine and Daniel. The event at the Hotel Gory featured chrysanthemums and a reception for out of town guests and bridal party members.
The annual Christmas party for Mrs. Lois Sickler's family in Spring Creek was held at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Porter. Fifteen relatives attended a dinner and gift exchange, with guests including Robert H. Damon and Rebecca of Corry, Clayton Damon of Erie, Marilyn Markham of Waco Texas, Kenneth Whaley, James Sickler, and Martha of Warren, Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Beebe of 363 Marion Street entertained five couples Friday evening at a pre dance cocktail party. Honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Burdette K. Bostrom and Miss Loretta Watchey of Jamestown. Miss Watchey stays with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ireland. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. Bruce Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Manson and Troy McElroy.
A cocktail party preceding the Sno-Ball Dance was held at 192 Summer street, hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas McKeta. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Baxton of San Diego visiting Liberty street hosts Mr and Mrs William Gumbleton, along with Mr and Mrs Alfred Van Dresar, Mr and Mrs Gerald Staples, Mr and Mrs Charles Weeks, Mr and Mrs James Walters, Mr and Mrs Glenn Betts, and Mr and Mrs Willard Dyckes.
Parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Yoder Columbus announce the engagement of Doris Izetta Yoder to Melvin Alton Baccus of Columbus. The bride to be attended New Bethlehem schools and works at Elgin Laboratories. The groom is a Corry Area High School 1956 graduate now farming with his father. no wedding date set.
A church dinner and service honored graduating seniors from the secret Presbyterian Church. The event featured a buffet, holiday decorations, and remarks by past moderator Robert Tunnell. Attendees included graduates from Dartmouth College and various colleges, with advisers and church leaders assisting.
A Saturday birthday gathering honored Patricia Hepler at her Liberty home hosted by her mother. Games with prizes filled the afternoon, Mary Coyle won the door prize. Ice cream, birthday cake, and many gifts were shared, with photographs taken of attendees including Judith Oesch, Martha Beckwith, Donna Stee, Cynthia Emmons, Aren O'Day, and Mary and Patricia Coyle of Jamestown.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Amoroso hosted a holiday party at their First Avenue home last evening in honor of their son Tony who celebrates his birthday today. About 20 friends and relatives attended as visiting and singing filled the social evening. The guest of honor received several nice gifts and a buffet supper with cake. Co-hostesses were Miss Helen Delaney and Mrs Francis Gatalfu.
Associated Press reports a slow Arctic air mass plunging into the Midwest with temperatures 10 to 22 degrees below zero along the Minnesota and Dakota border. International Falls registered 19 below, Des Moines 19 below yesterday’s 34, and heavy snow touched several Midwest areas as Iowas and northern Missouri saw 10 to 20 degree drops. Skies were clear in much of the South and Gulf states while the Rockies to the Pacific saw clouds and flurries. The system was expected to spread across the Central Plains and Great Lakes with continued cold and snow flurries in the upper Midwest and Dakotas.
The union seeks a 5 cent hourly raise in a one year pact while the TA offers 18 cents and a two year term. Current subway wages range from 1.29 to 2.37 per hour, and a wage agreement here could set patterns for 8200 TWU members on private buses. Legal action looms as the union faces court summons over anti strike injunctions, with leadership uncertainty cited as a factor in prolonged talks.
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