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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1959
Page
5
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Mrs Mabel Brown and guests left for Florida while families traveled for visits to Pomona California Pasadena and Erie area. Beverly Foster of Clymer married Kay Hansen of Findley Lake at Abbe Reformed Church with ceremony by Rev Gene Suekel. The couple will reside in Corry after a trip to western New York and Canada.
Mr and Mrs John Baroth thanked merchants of Wallsburg Lonville and Beaverdam for door prizes at the Skating and Pan Party held at Wallsburg Skating Rink from noon to 6 p m An Erie Arena Skating Rink group performed at 5 o clock in colorful costumes The event is planned as an annual affair Prizes awarded to Cheryl Moody Rosella Stevenson Kathy Yost Gary Combs Emmett Perkins Clair Titch Yvonne Mitchell Denis R Belding Donna Rutkowski Larry Wood James Johnson Norman Johnson Gene Combs Rolland Peterson Marian Kent Joan Wyman Mary Kent Kathy Edwards Nancy Kent Susan Belding Thomas Moody Carol Edwards Cynthia Belding Rosanne Thornton Albert Wood Ben Sharrow Sheila Yost Terry Combs Ronnie Adams Nancy Harwood James Harwood James Prannin Angie Ruffner Kenneth Lindenberger and others.
The Corry Rotary Club held its regular weekly meeting at Hotel Corry. Edgar Alexander, superintendent of Corry Memorial Hospital, spoke on medical advances and the high cost of services. He noted that half of Pennsylvania's population participates in Blue Cross and discussed hospital challenges and free care. Guest William A. Leuby Jr. attended from Tremont, Ohio.
A daughter was born this morning at Sharon General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Allan Oaks of Shun Ta. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glenn Ajines of West Stith Street.
The 1th annual Reed family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Raymond Reed of Findley Lake. Nine families gathered 24 members and four children. A birth was reported: a son Trent William born to Mr and Mrs Irwin Johnson of North Clymer. No deaths. A bountiful tureen dinner followed. Mrs Charles Reed was honored at a surprise baby shower with many gifts. Cake and ice cream later in the event.
The 38th annual Johnson family reunion was held at Luther Johnson camp in Wrightsville on Saturday with forty one attendees. Hosts were Ma and Mrs C Albert Johnson of Braddock Pa. A death, that of Mrs Amanda Morse of Jamestown, was reported. Milton Dahl was elected president, with Henry Johnson as vice president and Mrs Emily Danielson as secretary. The next gathering is planned for Mead Park on June 25.
Harold J. Bean, removed by court order after months missing and facing fraudulent conversion charges, is replaced by Floyd J. Rexford R D 4 North East. Judge Elmer Evans and Samuel Rossiter ordered Bean's removal and Rexford's appointment. Bean is charged with embezzling 1200 to 1400 dollars from bills as constable and remains at large. Navy plane missing near Yokosuka Japan after failing to return to carrier Ranger with 2-3 crew aboard.
Queen Elizabeth II proclaimed Canada the first independent dominion within the British empire and voiced confidence in a glorious future for North American subjects. She and Prince Philip praised unity and Commonwealth cooperation while attending the centennial Queen’s Plate at Woodbine where New Providence won, earning 51,025 of the purse.
A raid on Capt. Paul Hughes's suburban home in Atlanta, linked to Cuban rebel air force adviser activity, uncovered a large arms cache and about 200 Nicaraguan volumes. Two other Americans, Efren Pichardo and Joseph Barder, were detained amid reports of a planned invasion of Nicaragua by air.
The six week Soviet Exhibition of Science, Technology and Culture at Madison Square Garden attracts many visitors curious about Soviet life. It features a live fashion show and displays on housing and clothing, highlighting utilitarian and ambitious designs as Soviet women comment on progress while envying American styles.
In Newark New Jersey a 63 ton pile driver collapsed through a structure during a coffee break leaving two workers injured. The incident occurred after a group of several dozen men had stepped away from their work. Firefighters and emergency personnel responded to the scene.
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