Youth Service Opens Choir on School Road
A local event details a youth service and choir program at a community school. Families attend practice and a ceremony is planned with students and parents in the afternoon.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
5
A local event details a youth service and choir program at a community school. Families attend practice and a ceremony is planned with students and parents in the afternoon.
Social items note travels of Mr and Mrs John Slayton and family to DeLand Florida to visit the Jaggs family. Mrs Gerald Lane and sons travel to Cortland North Carolina. Lt Commander Jack Lindsley and wife depart for El Segundo California after visiting Corry friends. Rev H Thomas Lindsey assists at Lavonne Mays and Jan TenPas wedding at First Baptist Spartansburg Corry. The ceremony featured white gladioli and ferns, music by local pianists, and a white nylon lace gown with seeded pearls.
The wedding of Miss TenPas and her groom drew about 200 guests at the local church. The bridal party wore lace gowns in white lavender and green with lavender and white floral accents. The bride’s family and friends from Clymer New York and Ontario attended, and the couple left for their wedding trip to the Pinney Lakes region. The bride is a Erie With School graduate and Continental Rubber Works employee. the groom trained in Holland and now works for Curtiss Candy Company. Pre nuptial events were hosted by several friends and relatives.
Mrs Frank Kubich was honored at a baby shower hosted by her sisters at their mother's home on Route 4. About 20 guests attended. Prizes went to several guests including Mrs Michael Kuzma and Mrs Clyde Hulihan, with Miss Patricia McKeta winning the door prize. Buffet lunch featured potato salad and strawberry shortcake. The pink and blue booties cake underlined the celebration.
McCray and Yanssens led a YMCA bridge evening with five and one half tables in the Hewell movement. Florence McCray and Al Yanssens won first with 63, followed by Kinley and Ritchey 59, Wilcox 50, Bartholme and Parker 54, Ross and Graft 52, Needham 50. No game next week.
The Sombrero Room hosted the mixed doubles summer bowling league banquet with about 30 attendees. Swiss steak dinners were served, a short 0 order session led by Euland Harvey announced team standings and top scorers, and door prizes were awarded to several named attendees.
Twenty ladies from the Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service gathered at Mrs. Charles Amy's home for a bountiful outdoor picnic. Nellie Carlson led prayer, Henry Rockman chaired, Tha Ohrn led devotions on The Indwelling Spirit from St John. Next meeting set with Mrs. Amy Curtis and Miss Ohrn on August 5.
The Concord Girls 4 H Club held its third meeting Tuesday at the home of leader Mrs Joseph McCray. Miss Sand McGray was elected secretary, with Miss Carolyn Golity assisting the home economist. members made cupcakes and enjoyed fruit punch. The next meeting is scheduled for July 14 at Miss Phyllis Chelton’s home.
The Rebekah and the Deborah Circles of the Women's Society of World Service met at the Evangelical United Brethren Church last evening with 2 members present. The program included poems, prayers, devotions, a report on the Findley Lake missionary conference, and slides about the Caribbean and Alaska followed by a brief talk. Light refreshments were served after.
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Allen R Armitage of 222 Summer Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. The birth adds a new member to the Armitage family with celebration planned in the local community.
Maurie Lite, a 25 year old Miss Maryland, relinquished her title after 44 days saying she did not want a glamorous career. The right to represent Maryland at Miss Universe goes to runner up Diane White, a 24 year old brunette from the state pageant.
Harrisburg AP reports the House Law and Order Committee aims to approve a bill banning housing and public accommodation discrimination in Pennsylvania. Rep. Charles J. Mills notes possible amendments before the floor vote, with prospects for passage seen as favorable despite real estate opposition. The measure would amend the 1955 Fair Employment Practices Act, rename the commission, and cover race religion and national origin. The vote comes as lawmakers recess to July 13 for tax conference work and after final approval of a large deficiency appropriation package.
An eleven year old boy, Jan Reynolds, was electrocuted at his Meridian home while showing a device used to bring fishing worms to the surface. He stepped barefoot on a water flooded lawn as the gadget sparked in the presence of friends.
A Rochester couple confined to wheelchairs by muscular dystrophy have a baby girl born last Monday. Doctors say the child faces a high risk of sharing the disease, and the parents must decide whether to raise her at home or place her in foster care. Alexander Quadrazal, 34, and Janice, 21, have lived with the condition for years and face tough choices about their daughter’s future.
Brazilian planes and torpedo hits were used today to search for a mystery submarine reported by a Brazilian naval task force 58 miles off the coast in the South Atlantic. The navy ordered blackout if found and refused to identify the sub. A diplomatic source said a friendly submarine was unlikely in the area and no US sub was in the South Atlantic. The mystery sub was seen submerged at four knots on a westerly course toward the coast amid other reported sightings in American waters.
Washington AFP reports Senate Rackets Committee chair John L. McClellan charged Teamsters leaders with protecting corruption. Testimony showed Hoffa allies resisted reform. Ray Cohen faced questions on $750000 use and potential Hoffa influence over union trustees. Cohen avoided direct answers as hearings pause until Monday.
McClellan stated at least one of Blaustein's superiors knew about the peddling. Blaustein finished serving part of a three year sentence. Witnesses and counsel Kennedy accuse many Local 805 officials of diverting welfare funds, taking a 26 cent bite from each dollar turned over. The local allegedly falls under dictatorial rule by Abe Gordon, the fund administrator.
New York state insurance examiner Arthur Schneier told rank and file members they have just three months to uncover and complain about irregularities in the fund. Marie Luciano, 22, drowned after falling from a fishing boat in Buffalo harbor while untangling a line.
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