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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1954
Page
5
Fragmentary note references Myron Sr and an unspecified body context. No clear event, date, or location is readable to establish a concrete news item.
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary will honor its past presidents at the Monday monthly meeting. A tureen dinner is planned for 6 30 in the hospital dining room with members asked to bring a tureen and table service. Transportation requests should be directed to Mrs Alter Ross Mrs Robert Curtis or Mrs Vennis Follett.
State Police reported Kennell Harpster aged 36 and his wife Ruth 34 were killed when their car struck a railroad bridge abutment on Route 322 about 15 miles west of State College.
Wattsburg announces the engagement of Nancy Bartlett to Joseph Thomas of Erie. Nancy is a Wattsburg High School graduate employed at Hamot Hospital. Thomas, son of Fred Thomas of Erie, is a Lord Manufacturing employee, a Korea veteran who attended East High School.
Mrs. Harry Burton hosted the Neighborhood Club gathering at her Mead Avenue home. Birthday observances for Mrs. Lyle Shreve and Mrs. Edna Williams were noted with gifts from secret sisters. Bingo produced prizes for Mrs. Mary Stafford and Mrs. Rose Cook. Lunch and two birthday cakes followed. Mrs. Stafford to host January 19.
Mr and Mrs Willard Stutzman of R D 3 announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Jane to Rollin Rheinheimer son of Mr and Mrs Edward Rheinheimer of Shipshewana Ind Miss Stutzman attended Wattsburg High School and is employed by Roots Appliance He is a supervisor in Bre County for Dairy Herd Improvement Association He attended Goshen College Goshen Ind
A Hospitality Club gathering is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon. The meeting will feature a narration on the theme New of the Hospitality Club. A good turnout is expected and newcomers are invited.
The Amici Class of the Evangelial United Brethren Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs E E Bush on North Center street with 25 members present. Harold Randall presided over a business session then games and prizes for D T Bergman Miss Louta Fox J B Johnson and E V McClintock were awarded. Refreshments included salad wafers ice cream birthday cake and coffee and Mr Randall was honored on his birthday.
Mrs. Howard Ross hosted the contract bridge gathering at 60 Raymond Avenue. Prizes went to Mrs. Harry Hall and the hostess, with special prizes for Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and her newborn daughter Ruth Bennett at Corry Memorial Hospital. Guests adjourn for two weeks after a late lunch. Mrs. Hall to entertain next.
Peggy Bashline daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Bashiline was honored at a family party last evening for her 13th birthday. A decorated birthday cake and refreshments were served and Peggy received several nice gifts for the occasion.
Barbara Sears Rockefeller known as Bobo settled with Winthrop Rockefeller after protracted legal wrangling. Terms include a multimillion dollar payout plus 70 000 yearly income or an alternative 500 000 trust, with the arrangement enabling a possible divorce. The couple wed Valentine’s Day 1948 and have been estranged since.
E L Schmidt Pennsylvania secretary of highways told the U S Bureau of Public Roads should be reduced to fact finding and coordinating role. States can provide more highway per tax dollar than the federal government he said at the Associated Pennsylvania Constructors convention.
The 38th annual exposition in Marrisburg begins Monday with large crowds anticipated. Livestock exhibits fill a 13 acre hall as 2063 entries receive grooming and judges look for top animals. The first calf of the show, an Ayrshire bull named Fernhelm, arrived last night.
Fifty-one Germans released from Soviet prison camps have fled to the West, including nine women. They arrived at a large transit camp in Friedland Germany today for processing by West German officials. The article notes cedars of Lebanon as a Scripture symbol of power and longevity.
Newark J0 King, 65, of Mercer, died when his car left Sharon Mercer road and overturned in a field yesterday. King was an unsuccessful Democratic candidate for Mercer County sheriff several years ago.
Tokiwo Mt Asama inland volcano near Tokyo erupted four times in three hours. The alert notes the volcano lies about 75 miles northwest of Tokyo.
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