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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1957

Page

5

Engagement Announced in Clymer Family News

Mr and Mrs Howard Mathews of Clymer announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Nancy to Roger White youngest son of Mr and Mrs Clifford White of Clymer. Miss Mathews is a senior at Clymer Central School and Mr White is a graduate there In 1954 he worked with his father in farming. No wedding date is set. A Yuletide wedding is also reported as Judith TeWinkle and David H Winn exchanged vows at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with 300 guests The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard B TeWinkle and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Ley D Winn The ceremony featured rosepoint lace gown and a bouquet of white and yellow mums The couple will reside in Lakeland Florida after attending Florida Southern College.

Sawyer Howard Mathews Clymer Nancy Lo Roger White Younhest Clifford White Miss Mathews Clymer Central School White Charely Judith Marie Tewinkle David Hart Winn TeWinkle Howard B. Te- Winkle South Otselia Mr. Winn Ley D. Winn West Corn Wall Corry Elizabeth Dalbey Wattebure Eugene Wiggers Buffalo Joanne TenHaken Nell Elry Te Winkle Mia Ross Moody Jr Wattburg Hogenbout Cell Hogunbdam

Model Guilty In Disturbance At J. J. Astor's Home

Beale Pa report of Lucif er Ann Stielich Hoss found guilty of disorderly conduct and disturbance in a Christmas Eve incident at John Jacob Astor's mansion. Police testimony described a traffic stopping stunt and threats to crash through the door. Judge Feller withheld sentence pending medical history and records. possible 80 day jail term and $1000 fine if convicted.

Iine Beale John Jacob Astor Lucifler Ann Stielich Hoss Astor Robert K. Story New York Miss Stiglich Feller Stistlich

Ex Red Head Nabbed By FBI For Illegal Entry

Former Communist leader Potash, who fled to Poland in 1959, was seized by FBI agents in a Bronxville restaurant for illegally re entering the United States. He had been a top American Communist figure and a CIO fur workers union vice president convicted in 1949 for conspiracy to overthrow the government.

NEW Red Poland FBT United States Bronxville N. Y Westchester County New York City U.S Potash CIO International Fur Workers ‘Union

Cornplanter Council Hosts Warren County Scouts Meeting

Cornplanter Council will host the Warren County Boy Scouts Round Table at Columbus Community Church on Saturday January 19 at 8 p m. Mr and Mrs George Sayko chair with Columbus PTA assistance. An advanced Cub Scout basic training course will follow the meeting. Parents and PTA members are invited. reservations needed by January 15 with Albert Sandberg Thomas Messinger or Charles Henry.

Cornplanter Council Columbus Pack Warren County Boy Scouts of America Round Table Columbus Community Church George Sayko Columbus Patent-Teacher Association Cub Scouts Columbus Pta Albert Sandberg Thomas Messinger Charles Henry

Kirch-Lillie Nuptials Planned for Valentine’s Day

Mr and Mrs F Merrill Lille of 397 East Church announce the planned marriage of their daughter Doris Eloise Lille to James Harrison Kirch son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Kirch of 213 Wayne Street. The candlelight wedding is set for February 14 at 8 pm in St Fanl s Lutheran Church with Mrs Sigmund Miodus of Louisville as matron of honor and bridesmaids Patti Hiro and Mrs Walter HM among others. Groomsmen include Santo Leone principal and Walter Hill with Lloyd Lille, David Lille and Edward Welinsic as ushers.

Kirch-Lillie F. Merrill Lille East Church Street Doris Eloise James Harrison Kirch Clarence Kirch Wayne Street St. Fanl’s Lutheran Church Lillie

Farewell Party For Harold Curtis By Columbus Grange

A farewell party was held at Columbus Town Hall for Harold Curtis master of Columbus Grange No 87 as he leaves for armed forces induction. About 60 Grangers and friends attended and gave him a purse of money. Entertainment by Max Besninlk featured dancing with music from the Wayne Valley Rangers. A lunch followed.

Harold Curtis Columbus Grange No Columbus Town Hall Grange Mr Curtis Max Bes Ninlk Wayne Valley Rangers

New Year's Eve Wedding Unites Area Couple

Margaret Wright daughter of Albert and Mrs Beach of Titusville and Donald Vanderhoff son of Roy Vanderholf of Spartansburg were married at 7 30 p m New Year's Eve at Alliance Church of Infinite Science Titusville in a candlelit double ring ceremony. The bride wore light blue with navy accessories and carried a White Bible. attendants included Ann Eisenman in navy with a red rosebud corsage. Best man was Hubert Vanderholt. ushers Victor Cochran and Leon Vanderholf. Mrs Mabel Halfast of Spartansburg played wedding music. The couple greeted 60 guests at the Vanderhoff home and plan to live in Erie after Niagara Falls trip. She formerly worked for G C Murphy in Titusville. he is employed by the Erie City Iron Works after four years Army service.

Margaret Wright Albert Beach Titusville Donald Vanderhoff Roy Vanderholf RD. 2 Spartanshies Leon Shaw Alliance Church of Infinite Science Vanderhoff Niagara Falls Mad Canada G. C. Murphy ‘Company Erie City

Hospitality Club Meeting Set for Tuesday at VFW

The January Hospitality Club gathering is slated for Tuesday in the Garden Room at the VFW. A luncheon at 1 15 will be served, attendees should bring their own table service and a tip. Officers announced include Mrs William A Leaby general chairman and others. a business meeting follows with social hour and card playing options offered.

Hospitality Club VFW

Outlook Is Good For Food Firms

The food industry shows steady personal income for food at 25 percent with rising incomes. Food sales are expected to top 70 billion this year and may surpass 108 billion by 2885 reports Food Engineer. Mergers, frozen foods growth, and new preservation methods point to a larger, more capitalized sector with strong research and buying power.

Nore Sean Paulus Ishorn Canada

Woman Gets Even With Bus Driver on Morning Ride

Denver Means, a bus driver on Washington street and Rustiner avenue, was doused with water from a plastic bucket by a middle aged woman who then hissed a threat and vanished. Means did not recognize the attacker, and the incident occurred as passengers watched. The article mentions Panama Canal etymology as a side note.

Cunmueori Denver Means Wi Woran Means Washington Street Rustiner Avenue

Producer Buys Elizabeth Taylor Spectacular Car

A stage and film producer bought Elizabeth Taylor the most expensive car he could find for her yesterday in New York then telephoned her the news and she seemed pleased. He is reportedly ready to marry the actress when legally possible. Taylor filed for divorce from Michael Wilding last November.

Womiun Mmanes Aouu Yulighh Elizabeth Taylor New York Mim Daylor Michael Wilding

Birth Announcement for Johnson Daughter at Corry Memorial

A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnson of Lot B.D. 2. The newborn adds joy to the Johnson family as they welcome their newest member.

Mocai Corry Memorial Hospital Lyle Johnson Lot B

Mission Society Meets At Nazarene Church

A Maa nréne Foreign Mission Society monthly meeting was held Thursday evening at the Nazarene Church. Mrs Guy Dinutelder delivered readings after the hymn. Rev. R R Merriman, Delbert Croscutt and Mrs Allan Foote led prayers. Miss Mary Ann Dingfelder taught a Korea lesson. Secretary Mrs Hoole and treasurer Mrs Merriman reported. Offerings were received by Miss Hull Merriman and Miss Judy Foote. The meeting closed with prayer.

Maanréne Foreign Mission Society Guy Dinutelder R R. Merriman Delbert Croscutt Allan Foote Korea Mary Ann Dingfelder Hoole Lil Merrinan Welle Hull Merrimam Judy Foote Diiwfelder

Gas Tax Refund Delays Draw Grange Protest

J Col ins McSparren of the Pennsylvania State Grange criticized the Department of Revenue for delaying gas tax refunds to farmers. Farmers report ignored applications as the Grange campaigns to restore refunds and extend Farm gasoline tax exemption beyond the current two year limit ending June 30 1951.

Anmrugouns Department of Revenue J. Colins McSparren Pennsylvania State Grange State Grange The Grange McSpartan

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