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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1959

Page

5

Ellen Marie Phillips Weds Ellsworth Woodard in Corry PA Church

Miss Ellen Marie Phillips and Ellsworth John Woodard united in marriage at Christian Missionary Alliance Church. The ceremony featured Rev Earl Docherty, a double ring rite, and a reception at Corry Grange Hall. Bride wore a satin gown with lace and tulle, pink and white floral bouquet. groom is son of Ellsworth J. Woodard. Attendants included close relatives and cousins from Warren and Erie. The couple resides on Park Street. Woodard is a 1956 graduate of Corry Area High School.

Ellen Phillips Ellsworth J. Woodard Christian Missionary Alliance Church Christian Missionary Alliance Ellen Marie Phillips Ellsworth John Woodard Miss Phillips Donald B. Phillips East South Street Mr. Woodard South First Avenue James Stowe Phillip Vancerhoot Theodore Vanterhoof Dr Norman Conklin Thomas Phillips Wave Phillips Mark Lillie Erie Millie Woodard Warren Patricia Woodard Sally Philips Donna Phillips Rose Marie Guther Earl Docherty Corry Grange Hall Charles R. Fuller Ake Roy Lillie Nancy Wilcox Magjurie "Hayes Rhytlis Walt Sunde Phillips Asistert Chuests Wanthbure Sipetnn Creek Bie Benterday Corry Woodard Woodferd Carry Ares Hiely

Mrs Willard Dyckes Hosts Circle Session

Mrs Willard Dyckes hosts a Women’s Association circle at Grace Street home with 13 members and one guest from First Presbyterian Church. A dessert was served, prayers led, and study reviewed as the group introduced officers and announced the next meeting near Parksleet in February. Rev Robert Lodwick and family departed for Brazil on a mission trip. Miss Susan Kinley, Wooster student, arrives with two companions to begin second semester studies.

Robert Lodwick Famly New York City Priddy Sao Paulo United Presbyterian Brasil Lodwick Isto Paul F. Bauer West Park Place Susan Kinley J. Pred. Kinley East Pleasant Street Evie Cox Wellsboro Mary Brunk Goshen Ind Coleme of Wooster Ohio

Local Couple Announces Early Morning Wedding at Corry Memorial Hospital

Mrs Robert Cressley of Spring Creek welcomed a wedding at Corry Memorial Hospital this morning. The groom works for Corry Damestown Mig Corp. Miss Patricia and Miss Mulile Wondard along with Mrs Donald Philips and Miss Donna Phillips and Miss Sandra and Miss Sally Phillips hosted prenuptial parties in honor of the bride.

Robert Cressley Spring Creek Corry Memorial Hospital Corry-damestown Mig. Corp Patricia Mulile Wondard Donald Philips Donna Phillips Sandra Sally Phillips

First 59 Session Conducted By Circle of First Presbyterian Church

The Witherspoon Circle of the Women’s Association met at East Frederick Street home of Mrs. William Leaby with 21 members. Guest Mrs. Gerald Lane attended. Mrs. John R. Grice chaired prayers. Devotional study on The Middle East Pilgrim led by Merle Capwell. Officers named: Grice chair, Ian Howard co chair, Walter Loveland program, Maxwell Brown secretary, Robert Forrester treasurer, Capwell spiritual life secretary, Robert Tunnel nursery, O A McClintock hospitality, Roscoe Keck literature, Leaby fellowship, Florence Amy housekeeper, Adele McCray, Ralph Bailey, Edwin Cole callers. Upcoming event reminded.

Laura Dyckes Sinc Calvin Crete Women's Association First Presbyterian Church Grace Street William — Gumbleton Association Merval Patterson Dyckes Elile Harvey Loveland Cochairman Ivan Smith Rainesale Ina Astin Hoenes Spiritual We Patterson Howard Hammond Linyd Shawver Bert Anderson Paul 8. Weed Hagel Weeks Nelle Merker Beatrice Stewart Raintsaio Parksleet Libh Witherspoon William Leaby East Frederick Street Gerald Lane John R. Grice Helen Kundracik Robert Tunnel Mer Loveland Maxwell Brown Robert Forrester Capwell Tunnel O. A. McClintock Keck Leaby Florence Amy Howard Adele McCray Ralph Bailey Edwin Cole

Epsilon Phi Meets With Dolores Aquilina Mito

Dolores Aquiling of North Center acted as host at a social evening for the Epsilon Phi Chapter of the Beta Shame Phi Security. President Darwin Walcott conducted the session. The committee charged with program duties was announced. Members presented flowers and refreshments were served to twelve members by the hostess Miss Thomas Rothrack of West Congress Street. The next meeting on February Arc will be hosted by Congress Street relations.

Epsilon Phi Dolores Aquilina Mito Dolores Aquiling North Center Ateeet Beta Shame Phi Darwin Walcott Presi Dent Mes Murry Sehlenner CM Whitht Wier Thomas Rothrack West Congress Street

Guest From Finland Speaks At Xi Beta Phi

Xi Beta Phi meeting at Mrs Robert Curls residence West Commerce Street gathered LO members. Mrs Frank Wine presided as president. Guest speaker Mrs Dero Pentikainen from Finland spoke on saturation of Sewadingien countries including Turkey and Germany. Refreshments were served. next meeting planned February 11 at Mrs Mary Mattson’s home.

Finland Xi Beta Phi Tiv Beta Sigma Phi Boverity Robert Curls West Comeres Street Iast Everhig Frank Wine Dero Pentikainen Fintand Areton Snyder Cie Oe Pentikainen Tkly Germany Wine Wie Howe Ernest Simmonsen Columbus Pebruneyard

Rebekahs Set Initiation at Odd Fellows Hall

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Rebekah group planned an initiation at the Meot Rebekahs Hall, but poor weather postponed the ceremony until the next meeting. The degree team will practice February, and a social period followed a service led by Mrs Tra Wielewire and Mrs Arden Baldwin.

Odd Fel Tows Ondey Yerind Mei Mervill Bile Hoyt Tra Wielewire Arden Baldwin

Oil Business Topic At Local Rotary Meet

At the Rotary Club meeting two speakers outlined oil and chemical industries. Bloom of Atlantic Roting Company and Thomas of the company spoke on oil by products and future production, noting over 26 000 men employed in oil related fields. The session included a Q and A period and remarks by guests Tenby and Minor. President Sella presided as about 40 members attended and the next meeting will honor past presidents in January.

Ek Bloom Atlantic Roting Company Erle W .Thomas Willi Louby Hyeeth Livestrneye Une Atlantic Tefink Company Mo 'Phon Hemi Sie Ai Ne Corry Nan New Tenby Minor M. Lapin Aid PH Thomay Cincinnati Hie uMests Joeseph Sella Nest

Presbyterian Officers Meet In Corry

The Presbyterian Council of the Lake Erie Presbytery met at First Church Corry to plan an organizational and stated meeting, preparing for a merger forming the United Presbyterian Church of the United States of America. The new Presbytery will cover Erie Crawford Venango Forest Warren and McKean counties with 82 congregations, 25 ministers and elders attending from multiple towns. Corry sits as the Presbytery’s geographic center. The Women’s Association circle, chaired by Mrs Raymond Weber, attended and the meeting adjourned at noon.

Lake Erie First Presbyterian Church of Cerry Lake Ere Phist Presbyterian Chaurely Meadville Tollowite United Presbyterian Church of North America Presbyterian Church of the United Ssles of America United Presbyterian Church of the United Riie Erie Crawford Venango Forest Warren McKean North East Honesta Ol City Pranktin Conneattt Lake Corry Geographica Kooy Raymond Weber

Newsman's Dad Beaten To Death In alley

The father of sports editor Bob Burnes of the Bt. Lows Globe-Democrat was beaten to death and found in an alley behind his home. Police say he was beaten and robbed. A special program will honor the organization with the governor present.

Lows Arin I Minnies Bob Burnes Bt. Lows Globe-Democrat Burnes Joseph Graft Barnes

Almond To Fight Rulings In Virginia Schools Crisis

Almond pledges massive resistance and refuses to support racially integrated public schools after Monday court rulings struck down Virginia's school closing law. He urged private classes to continue for students from closed schools, signaling ongoing opposition to desegregation. A separate German trial charges Nazi camp commander Karl Chmielewski with 175 counts of murder in a major war crimes case at Ansbach.

Hichmanl Lindany Almond Jr Virginia Almond Norfolk Charlotteville Warren County Ansbach Germany Karl Chmielewski Mauthausem

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