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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1955
Page
5
Miss Rosalind June Rhodes and James Vernon Small wed in a ceremony at Nene CLE TY church. Rev Geore Myers officiated with Barbara Roberts on organ, guests from multiple towns attended, and the couple planned a honeymoon trip after a reception and mix of pink and white decorations.
Attendees include J B Dahlstrand Ruth Dahi strand and the Davison family with son Jimmy. Nancy Lyons wed Calis M Evarta on Saturday at Catherine. Ruth Anderson of Denver visited the Jordin home Sunday evening. The Humps visited Sharon over the weekend with Alton Oaks family and newborn Glenn Funes. Ant Fenstermachar and Tim Lewis traveled to Stone Harbor NJ for a visit with Peguy Roberts and George Pals of Corry visiting grandparents H M Titus of Upper Derby PA.
Miss Grace Redding Alles Grate Redding was honored at a bridal shower Friday evening hosted by Mrs. Robert Reed and Mrs. Clymer. Prizes were awarded to several guests, and the bride received a gift assortment of treasures. Refreshments included tuna salad and cookies, while husbands enjoyed a pinchey take outing with guest of honor Chuck Betz.
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital report new arrivals. Cynthia Ann Miller June 26 to Sit and Mel Miller Warrenton Vac grandparents Merle Miller 102 East South Street. A son born Saturday afternoon to Chester Kibibey Jr Pittfield Anon. Don ald Spitzey Sherman father Donald Spitzey and Nyli Wallace mother. A daughter born Sunday afternoon to Mivito Novello 425 East Main Street. A son born yesterday morning to John Gronosta R D 1. A daughter born yesterday morning to Thomas Grigg 610 West Pleasant Street Spartansburg.
Columbus Girl Scouts held a weeklong camp at Wrightsville directed by Mrs Warlo Morris and Gimp di rectors. Girls cooked, broiled, and roasted marshmallows over outdoor fires, learned nature hiking skills locating 25 tree types, and built birdhouses as camping expenses. Parents attended a stunt night with a flag ceremony and carp cooking demonstrations.
Delores L Dutton daughter of Herman and Mrs Dutton Jamestown and Clair A Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cannim of Snyder Chote were married in a single ring ceremony at Evangelion United Brethren Church The bride wore a pink nylon street dress and wore white accessories with a carnations corsage The maid of honor Alice M Spencer wore a white dress and yellow carnation corsage Best man was Bruge Johnson A reception followed at the bride’s parents home in Jamestown Guests came from Corry Clymer and Jamestown The couple will honeymoon on a short trip and then reside in Jamestown The bride served in the U S Marine Corps and worked at Muirlin Rockwell Corp The groom Toninson served in the US Army in Germany and is employed by Dairy Tek Milk Plant in Clymer The event featured Scouts camp activities and a post ceremony gathering
A truck driver recounts a bizarre episode as his garden hose seemingly burrowed underground, drawing in expert and public curiosity. Geologist R Bruce in Glenufule notes no underground river but reports sandlike subsurface could mislead. others in Norwalk and Downey report hoses sinking and being found or cut as residents try to manage the strange occurrence.
Three Spartanshore area residents suffered minor injuries when surfboard riding went awry near Warren on Route 6. Albert Blanchard failed to slow for merging lanes, crashing his car into Paul Campbell’s alto, then tipping over an embankment. Blanchard’s car damage was about $500. The Blanchards, Diana and Dixie Blanchard, were admitted to Vincent General Hospital.
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