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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1958

Page

5

Postnuptial party honors Mrs Middleton in Jamestown

Mrs John Middleton former Jonetta Spaulding hosted a lavender and green themed postnuptial party at her Euclid Street home Monday. Seventeen guests and three mothers attended. prizes awarded to Deanna Market Marlene Metntyye Pat Meerdink and Judy Puige. Janet Kelsey returned from Chicago to spend the week with her parents. attendees from Jamestown included Norden Club members Dr and Mrs S Kelsey and Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom.

John Middleton Conte Shaver Hoxteas Euclid Stree Jonetta Elaine Spaulding Middleton 0. C Kinney James Shaver Sherman Spaldng Deanna Marlene Metntyye Pat Meerdink Judy Puige Janet Kelsey Chicago Nort Central Airlines S. Kelsey Random D. A. Hillstrom East Congress Street Jamestown Norden Club Mayfair Hotel Sweden Erik Krongall Madame Kronml

Harding School PTA Honors Past Presidents at Founders Day

Harding School Parent-Teacher Association met with 14 members and one guest Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Sr. The opening devotions and flag salute were led by Mrs. Kenneth Pitt. Plans were made for Founders Day dinner February 11 at Corry Area High School cafeteria to honor past PTA presidents.

Beta Penna Ters Tee Ode Harding School Parent-Teacher Association Douglas Rozelle Kenneth Pitt Rogram Corry Area PTA PTA Council Harding Pta Elmer Oliner France Santo Pate Jr John Wellenhoffer Russell Mallory Leslie Messinger

Rev Lawrence Meneely Addresses Rotary Club

Rev Lawrence Meneely of Spartansburg Methodist Church spoke to Rotary Club members at the Hotel Corry on visual education and its influence on teaching. He described film strips slides blackboards and television as educational tools and noted plans for a Ronnie Kiwanis ministerial show with committees named to organize it.

Rotary Club Hotel Corry Lawrence Meneely Spartansburg Methodist Church Meneely Raymond Wiggers Eveuj Ronny-Kiwanis LM Douglas William Leaby

Witherspoon Circle Meets With Mrs Russell

Mrs Thomas Busset hosted the Witherspoon Circle of the First Presbyterian Church at her East Fredeniele Street home for 14 members. Opening devotions were led by Mrs Florence Amy, and the group reviewed duties for the coming year, with hostesses planned for January.

Thomas Busset Fredeniele Street Witherspoon First Presbyterian Church Florence Amy Toke” Jislis "Luke Anel Etorisne Clyde Keith Etlele Arthir Laurell

Troop 180 Girls Scout Fly-Up Ceremony Planned

Troop 180 Girl Scouts of St Boward School plan a Fly-Up ceremony for new guards, with Sevuls of Trooy LAH and Buson CHL involved. Members prepared scraphooks and group projects as part of the event, aiming to advance to new levels and celebrate their growth.

Trooy Leon Boward's Evelyiby Buson Thisemonths Ana Pain T Lyir Wellertien

Special Education Topic For Columbus PTA Meet

Ennup Wane opened the Columbus PTA meeting at Dean School with a salute and PTA song. Miss Florence Colegrove received the attendance award as Miss Ann Baressi and principal of Wright School spoke on special education for slow learners. Mrs Margaret Herberg answered questions about her work, and refreshments were served in the cafe decorated by Mrs Warlo Moris. The next PTA gathering is set for February 1.

Irs Ennup Wane Colitis Parent Teacher Association Dean School Benjumin Skinner PTA Florence Colegrove Eugene Mary Ann Baressi Wright School

Officers Elected At Hospitality Luncheon

The Lost meepiteen I964 club held a hospitality luncheon with the Geurden Poor of the Veterans of Poorles Wi Post home. Officers elected for the year were Mrs. Wileos whateman secretary Mrs. Pred J. Knuer and Miss Elizbeth Rogers treasurer. A duty of 91 00 was collected and yearbook pins issued. A report on the book On the Beach was read by Mrs Harold Gilberl. The luncheon committee was Mrs John East and Welton Moore. Next meeting February 11 will be chaired by Mrs Jreil Hanley with Mrs O A McClintock and Mrs Wilfred Moniek.

Luereen Geurden Veterans of Tyne Harold Gilber Evil Sinute John East Murs Welton Moore J. 2Reil Hanley O. A. McClintock Wilfred Moniek

Youth Council Plans Annual Community Youth Banquet

The Corry Area Youth Council announces the banquet during Youth Week with David Myers as chairman. The event occurs Monday January 27 in the basement of the First Methodist Church, starting with a 6 p.m. tureen dinner followed by Dr. George Reese of Thiel College delivering the address. Junior and senior youth, recent graduates, advisers, and attendees are urged to reserve early through their youth groups.

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Corry Grange Reports Successful Card Party

Corry Grange No 55 reported a highly successful card party held last evening in the Grange Hall on Park Street to benefit the building fund. John R. East won the door prize donated by Mawrey's Greenhouse. 14 tables were in play with prizes awarded for 500, Pinochle, Canasta and other categories. Refreshments were served by a committee including Mrs. Marjorie Brown, Mrs. John Long and Miss Clara Hill.

Corry Grange No. 55 Grange Hall Park Street John R. East Mawrey John Decker Howard Burleigh Clara Davis William Brooks William Dahl Ethel Matthews C. A. Pier Jennifer Gibbs Harold Gale Canasta Flossie Fosburgh Charles Mulligan Marjorie Brown John Long Clara Hill

Columbus Grange Plans January 20 Meeting and East Town Visit

Columbus Grange No. 87 met in Town Hall with Master Harold Casler presiding to discuss two candidate membership ballots and plan a special meeting for January 20. The group announced a future regular meeting on January 28 with East New York’s degree team invited, read a deputy letter, and formed a community service planning committee.

Columbus Grange Columbus Grange No. 87 Town Hall Harold Casler East, N.Y Lawrence Miller William Brooks Pomonr Grange Albert Sandburg Charles Sandburg David Curtis Paul Suchar Jr D. P.trisket Paul Suchar Sr

Mrs. W. B. Stowe Hosts Golden Links Class

The Goldensis Stindly School Class of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. W. B. Stowe’s home at 321 East South Street with 17 members. Mrs. C. A. Johnson led devotions from Luke 9 and Acts 27 on “The Fear Ness of the Bible,” as the group heard a program by Mrs. Gertrude White. She previewed Holland trip plans with slides by herself and Mrs. Reed, plus photos from Plymouth Rock and Cape Cod. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for February with location to be announced.

Goldensis Stindly First Methodist Church W. B. Stowe East South Street C. A. Johnson Gertrude White Whaby Lesh Reed Holland Plymouth Rock Cape Cod North Bay Can

Faculty Hears Talk By School Psychologist

Dr William G Mitchell, Chautauque County school psychologist, told the CCS Central School Faculty Club that the public schools psychology program aims to be preventive. He outlined four levels of student focus the department targets including the retarded, exceptional, disturbed, and normal child, and urged early recognition of abnormal behavior. Receptions followed as the club planned its next meeting for February 11.

CCS Willian G. Mitchell Chautauque County Mitchell Clymer Central School Mitchall Alice Peterson Shirley Bryson Allene Graham

Mrs Thomas Rothrock speaks to Tri-Hi-Y club

The Tri-Hi-Y club at the YMCA met with adviser Miss Phyllis Hill. Miss Marilyn Stultz presided. Kathleen Rafferty led devotions. Kathe Tunnel introduced Mrs Rothrock who shared airline stewardess experiences and answered questions.

Phyllis Hill YMCA Noth Center Street Marilyn Stultz Kathleen Rafferty Kathe Tunnel Thomas Rothrock

Winston Churchill Avoids London Newsmen at Riviera Vacation

Winston Churchill, 63, flew to the Riviera for his annual winter break. He ignored questions about actress daughter Sarah’s arrest in California, glared at reporters, and boarded the plane after posing for photographs.

Lomuon Winston Churchill Riviera Sarah California Churchill Atesman Churchil Los Angeles

Mystery Shooting Victim Critical at Swissvale Home

Elizabeth Biehl, 39, of Swissvale, was found shot in the back of the head at her home while likely watching TV. She remained in critical condition at Braddock General Hospital. Police questioned her husband Joseph, gave a lie detector test, and released him after finding no discrepancies in his account.

Stripsman Braddock General Hospital Swissvale Elizabeth Biehl

State Aide Hurt In Turnpike Crash

Bedford Pa Milton Weisberg 42 state deputy secretary of labor and industry listed in serious condition at Bedford County Memorial Hospital after a turnpike silo truck wreck. Joseph Marino Pittsburgh labor leader and state official also in fair condition. Marino had his left leg amputated hours after the accident yesterday.

Bedford Milton Weisberg Labor and Industry Bedford County Memorial Hospital Joseph Marino Pittsburgh Marino Jett

Pentagon silent on bomb carrying plane crash details

The Pentagon gave no specifics on a crash involving a B47 bomber carrying an atomic bomb casing that did not explode. Pilot Lt. Col. E Steffes Jr. and copilot Capt. Carter W Johnson Jr. said there was no nuclear explosion possible as the weapon lacked the essential component.

Pentagon Air Force Continental United States California Washington

Air Force Watches Redstone Moon Rocket Flight

The Air Force tested the Redstone missile at night from its missile test center, with tracking devices recording the flight over the Atlantic. At 69 feet long and six feet in diameter, the Redstone rose, then arced southeast as flames faded like a red star. The Defense Department gave no range or target, only that the flight was normal.

Air Force Missile Tast Center Atlantic Army Redstone Defense Department

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