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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1957

Page

5

Engagement of Rose Ann Catalfy to Paul Crowell

Mr and Mrs Toby Catalfy announce the engagement of their daughter Rose Ann to Paul Lee Crowell son of Mr and Mrs Paul Crowell The couple are both connected with Corry Aven High School Cory schools and local employment A date for the wedding was not yet set Also mentioned are local residents Thomas Linsk and Boyd Jaget returning from Humboldt Institute Minneapolis and Mrs Marion Runbayeh visiting in Pittsburgh with her son Robert Rum batzh and family

Seawyer Toby Gatalfy Spring Street Rose Ann Paul Lee Crowell Paul Crowell Wright Street Rose Corry Aven High Cory Schools Corry-damestown Miss. Corp Thoms Linsk Boyd Jaget Hum Bard Institute Minneapolis Minn Eugene Powers R. D Winchester Wim He Son Ward Marion Runbayeh Pittsburgh Robert Rumbatzh

Dorcas Class Hosts Candlelight Tea at First Methodist Church

Dorcas Class entertained about 75 women at the First Methodist Church for a candlelight tea honoring George Washington's birthday. A program of piano, trumpet, and vocal solos plus duets featured Miss Barbara Roberts, Wendell Gage, Miss Ruth Dahlstrand, Miss Marlene McIntyre, Miss Patricia Meerdink, and the duo Mr. and Mrs. H Lynn Rice. Refreshments in red, white, and blue followed, with decorations and hostesses named and committees listed.

First Methodist Dorcas Chopin Barbara Roberts Wendell Gage Miss Roberts Ruth Dahlstrand Chris Marlene McIntyre Jesus Miss McIntyre Patricia Meerdink H Lynn Rice Kentucky George Washington Anne Andris Ja James Tieth R. Lawrence Davison Frank Schrader Arthur ©. Burgess William Rieck Lester Lopus Eucy Hinman Ola Young Henry Rockman Marguerite Nichols Merle Patterson Anne Anditis McIntyre Adrian Reesink John Orn

Wright School PTA Monthly Meeting Recap

Wright School PTA held its monthly gathering in the school gym with President Keneth Burr presiding. Reports were given by Rev. William Seltz and a flag salute led by Miss Ann Barresi. Mrs. Eulnd Harvey was appointed treasurer to replace Mrs. Waite. Attendance reached 871. Founders Day talk by Arthur Laurell with later remarks by Page Louderboele on the Mobile Book Fair. Attendance award given to Mrs. Graft’s fourth grade room. refreshments served.

Ane Moruhy Wright School Parent-Teacher Association Keneth Burr William Seltz Ann Baressi Eulnd Harvey Robert Waite PTA Arthur Laurell Mah Page Louderboele Corry Aten Ppa Courtil Frank Graft

Mrs Bertha Smith Feted At Surprise Party

Mrs Bertha Smith of 59 Wayne Street was honored at a surprise birthday party hosted by Tda Mourton last evening. The social evening featured visiting and card games, a decorated birthday cake and a selection of gifts for Mrs Smith.

Bertha Smith Tda Mourton Wayne Street

Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 180

Cub Scout Pack 180 held its Blue and Gold Banquet at Concord School with 64 attendees. Cubmaster Fred bl presented new membership cards and Pack 180 was reactivated in December 1956 under Mr. Ahl with Lawrence Nichols as assistant. den mothers Mrs. Ever Baker, Mrs. Frenk McKnight, and Mrs. Gym Nichols led three dens.

Concord Fred Bl Mr. Ahl Lawrence Nichols Assistiunt Thomas Plevotti Gene Peters Art Baker J. Earle Bisley Ever Baker Frenk McKnight Gym."Nichols

Master Point Winners Listed In Bridge Game

The Corry Bridge Association hosted a master point tournament with seven and a half tables. Winners in the duplicae game used the Mitchell system include North and South pairs from Warren and Jamestown with scores from 69 percent to 42 percent. Enasind West saw high averages, and next Wednesday marks the sixth winter bridge round.

Corry Bridge Association Mitchell C. R. Valone M. A. Kornriech Warren J Fred Kinley Robert Isaac D. L. Vetora Marenpet Delaney Louella Tobin Erle Enasind West Morgan Beverly Robert Larson Jamestown Sym Trvine Wallace ‘Young Harold Wilcox Arthur Cohen

Stork Shower for Mrs Reynolds At Columbus Restaurant

A stork shower honoring Mrs Daniel Reynolds was given by Mrs Harry W Lamb and Mrs Audrey Engle at Frank and Verna's restaurant in Columbus attended by about 85 guests. Several games were played. lunch of ice cream shower cake with booties and coffee was served. Guests received candy favors and many gifts for Mrs Reynolds and her infant son born on Tuesday. Beef consumption in the United States was 160 pounds per person last year, the highest since 1908.

Daniel Reynolds Harry W. Lamb Audrey Engle Frank and Verna Estaureat Columbus United States

Rehoboth Sunday School Plans Spring Group Dinner

Mr and Mrs Lyle Chase hosted the Rehoboth Sunday School Class of Ryan Belles United Brethren Church. Ivan Downey led the meeting as president and plans were set for a March 22 Spring Group Conference dinner. Delmar Lildéen gave devotions. committee members Carter and Reagle arranged dessert and coffee. Next meetings are planned for March 20 at an announced location.

Lyle Chase Rehoboth Diasa Rehoboth Ryan- Belles United Brethren Church North Center Street Gerald Busley Ivan Downey Delmar Lildéen Ronald ‘Carter

Ambassadors Meet At Fish Home For February Session

The February meeting of the Ambassadors class of Evangelical United Brethren Church was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fish on Liberty Street. Seventeen members attended the business session led by president Robert Williams. Mrs Everett Bastman gave readings and led devotions, the meditation closed with prayer by Crosby Bush. A social period followed with games and refreshments served by Miss Fish and Mrs Bush, including potato salad muffins coffee tea mints and nuts. Next meeting date and place to be announced.

Robert Fish United Brethren Church Liberty Street Robert Williams Everett, Bastmian Crosby Bush Mies Fiah

Merry Murtha Class Meets At Wallace Home

Eighteen members of the Mary Murtha Class of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening at the home of Mrs. Clarence Wallace on West Pleasant street. President Mrs. Douglas Rogelle Sr opened with devotions and program booklets were distributed. An entertainment session followed with a guessing contest organized by Mrs. Melvill Lillie and Mrs. Harvey Loveland. winner was Mrs. Paul F. Bauer, with several prizes awarded. The next class meeting is set for March 20 at the home of Mrs. Florence Amy, after which salads were served by the hostess and helpers.

Wallace First Presbyterian Church Clarence West Pleasant Street Douglas Rogelle Sr Melvill “Lillie Harvey Loveland Paul F. Bauer Florence Amy Marion Rumbaugh 8. E. Anderson

Births Reported at Cory Memorial Hospital

A son born last evening at the Corry Memorial Hospital along with a daughter to Mr and Mrs Philip Leeal of 26 Savenih street early this morning at Cory Memorial Hospital.

Corry Memorial Enaries Xing Sha Philip Leeal Savenih Street Cory Memorial Hospital

Set $10 Fine For Stream Pollution

SanalSBURG Prosecution in stream pollution cases will be handled by the fish commission with fines up to $100 justified. The health department supports the arrangement and the sanitary water board will seek reimbursement or prosecution for larger amounts. Announced by Dr. Berwyn F. Mathison and Wil am Voigter, the plan mirrors a broader state effort.

Sanalsburg The Fish Commission Health Department Sanitary Water Board Berwyn F. Mathison Wilam Voigter Commission Ace Cas Fish and Wildlife Service Pennsylania Grout Unis Benson

Area Youth Unhurt In Crash Near Titusville

Bates 19 of Spartansburg escaped injury when a rear wheel detached from his log truck on Route 8 west of Titusville. The wheel struck the guardrail, crossed the highway, and hit a greenhouse before the truck halted on the berm. Bates downshifted to slow, tow crew and witnesses helped, and no one was hurt.

Skip Bates Spartansburg Route 8 Titusville TitusvWle Kerr Hill Mill Harvey Hydetown Bus Platt R. D

Britain Urges Free Passage in Aqaba Amid UN Debates

Britain calls for free passage through the Gulf of Aqaba and warns against sanctions without full context. A U.N. debate looms as Eisenhower’s remarks mix with Israel's Gaza actions and the broader Middle East invasion. The Foreign Office links two U.N. resolutions as a combined approach and opposes returning to the pre invasion status quo.

Britain Aqaba Raell Gulf of Aqaba United Nations Eisenhower United States Israel Gaza Strip Gulf of Agabs Beyat France Foreign Office Egypt

Plan Mass Polio Shots in Ellwood City Pa

Ellwood City Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis plans mass polio inoculations for all school children through grade 12. Free shots, supplied by the Federal Government, will be administered at the schools.

Ellwood City Lawrence County National Foundaton Ellwood Ity

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