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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1957
Page
5
Couple Repeats Nuptials at Fairview Church in Spartansburg
Nancy Nadolny and Elmer Stover renewed vows at 2 p.m. June 29 in Fairview Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Rexford Meleen officiating. The ceremony featured a floral altar arrangement, a white Bible carried by the bride, and a reception at the Rome Township Community House. About 150 guests from Corry, Pittsburgh, Union City, Titusville, Centerville and Spartansburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Mae Nadolny
Elmer Charles Stover
Fairview
Steve Nadolny
R. D
Spartansburg
Wream
Elmer
Stover
Alfred
Doris Frankenfield
Coleen Stover
Darlene Baney
Titusville
Centerville
Staver
Tietusville
Steuthers Wells Corp
Hurst
Dames Pail Sawmill
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Georgia Webber Before Wedding
Miss Georgia Webber of 128 Maple avenue was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Jack Armitage Mrs Feath Foster Mrs Robert Sanders and Miss Anna Shields at Miss Shields Grove street home. Attended by 15 Aero Supply staff friends and guest Miss Jeanette Baresi of Erie. Prizes awarded to Mrs Dorothy Linendell Mrs Paul Brenoel and Miss Julia Ficcards. Pink and white decor featured a decapitated cake with pink bells and cherry salad. Gift items included crystal and china for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Webber
Maple Avenue
Dorothy Linendell
Paul Brenoel
Julia Ficcards
Harbor Half Ladies Aid July 4 Meeting Report
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at the Community House for a regular meeting. About 50 members attendees and guests enjoyed dinner served by Mrs. Fred Lindstrom and Mrs. Oscar Vance lay hosts. Mrs. Guy Friulick led the business session and Mrs. Vanes gave devotions with Proverbs 15. A plan was made for a picnic on August 1 at Mead Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Fred Lindstrom
Oscar Vance
Guy Friulick
Vanes
Mead? Park
Rite Unites Ann Way and John Payne in Blue Eye Church
Miss Ann Louise Way, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Way of Spring Creek, married John Rithird Payne, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Payne of Franklin, at Blue Eye Church. Rev David L Robertson officiated and the couple will reside in Franklin after a reception with 85 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Way
John Payne
Ann Louise Way
Charles ‘A. Way
Spring Creek
John Rithird Payne
Charles Payne
Franklin
Blue Eye Church
David L. Robertson
Wayne Stuttebeam
Corry
Donald Wilson
Claude Hoffman Jr
Lloyd Keith
Douglas Keller
Fern Walton
Bear Lake
Finnley Lake
Clymer
Silver Creek
Sbring Creek
North East
Columbus
Cory
Mrs. Carl Henton Hosts WSWS Meeting at Home
The July meeting of the Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church was held at Mrs. Carl Henton's North Center street home with 17 attendees. President Mrs. Lynn Campbell led the session, lesson study was by Mrs. Keith Henton, and reports on the Findley Lake branch convening were given by Mrs. Lottie Raymond and Mrs. Guy Bennink. Punch and cookies followed. next meeting is scheduled for August 1 0 with location to be announced. Also noted is the death of Mary B. Snyder Drew, widow of former Pennsylvania Chief Justice James B. Drew, in Rockville Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Henton
WSWS
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Lynn Campbell
Keith Henton
Findley Lake
Lottie Raymond J
Guy Bennink
Velma Long Elected WRC Dept Chaplain in Corry
The Women's Relief Corps meeting presided by Mrs. Wesley Willis named Mrs. Velma Long of Corry as the new department chaplain. Attendance awards went to Mrs. Velma Long. other officers announced include Mrs. Olive Wolfe of Punxsutawney president and several vice presidents, treasurer, and secretary. Also reported are births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fralick of Wesleyville, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Conklin of Union City. The next Buffalo convention date and upcoming meetings were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Long
WRC Dept
Wesley Willis
Women's Relic Corps
Corry
Olive ‘Wolfe
Punxsutawney
Marion Coons
Josephine Britner
Hazelton
Katherine Woolbert
Johnsonburg
Florence Miller
Marine
Honal
Buffalo
Donald Damon
Wednesmonth
Corry Memori
Jones-Straite Wedding Held in Erie on June 29
Miss Laura Kathryn Straite and Thor Jones were married in Erie with Rev. Charles Pittroft officiating. The couple, attended by family, celebrated at the Evanglical United Brethren Church parlors. Mrs. Straite of Spartansboro and Mr. Jones of R. D. 5B are the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones-Straite
Erie
Laura Kathryn Straite
Opal Straite
Spartansboro
Thor Jones
Leonard Jones
R. D
Charles Pittroft
Alliance Church
Latrobe
George Hobbs
Taberigo
Straite
Marure
Raymond
la Yonne Mays
Barbara Blythe
Flower
Marshall Jones
David Wd John
Stephen Shore
Evangelical United Brethren Church
30Th
Peach Streets
Jones
Sparta High School
Hamot Hospital
Academy Rich School
Kerner Tool and Dye Company
Tucson Visitors To Be Honored At Picnic
Tucson residents are invited to a picnic dinner honoring May and Robert Tripp of Tucson. The event is tomorrow at 1 o'clock. families should bring picnic baskets. Arrangements are led by Mrs. Mary Kerstetter, Mrs. Ray J Stutaman, L A Vanderhoff and L A Vanderhoff Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Uuenas Ana Remtives
Robert ‘Tripp
Tucson
Ariz
Mary Kerstetter
Ray J. Stutaman
L. A. Vanderhoff
L. A. Vanderhoff Jr
Whaley Family Reunion Held At Mead Park
The 88th Whaley family reunion gathered at Mead Park with 46 relatives. A noon picnic and 1 PM dinner preceded a business meeting that retained officers Walter Whaley president Dorothy Whaley secretary treasurer and Lulu and Charley Whaley on the park and ice cream committee. Guests traveled from Corry Spring Creek Warren Erie Ridgway and Westfield for games and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaley
Mead Park
Walter Whaley
Dorothy Whaley
Lulu
Charley Whaley
Corty
Spring Creek
Warren
Erie
Ridgway
Westfield
Oil Millionaire Roy Cullen Dies at 76 in Houston
Oilman Roy Cullen died after a three month illness at Hermann Hospital in Houston. He built a vast fortune by drilling and funding ventures once shunned by majors and independents alike. Before death he donated nearly 60 million dollars and pledged over 100 million to the Cullen Foundation with the University of Houston as a leading beneficiary, following his 76th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Hospital
Girard and Candy wed again in Army chapel in Japan
Girard a U S soldier and Haru Sueyama known as Candy married in a Camp Whittington chapel after a civil ceremony. The 21 and 27 year olds spoke briefly to reporters and planned a small wedding party with friends inside the base. The marriage follows a prior civil status and a dispute over jurisdiction in a Jan death at a nearby firing range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awe
NGTM
Japan
GI Williams
Girard
Whittington
Haru
Candy) Sueyama
Army
Candy
Naka Sakai
U.S
Knowland Opens Civil Rights Door Continues On Page One
The report notes Knowland’s position on civil rights law. He opposes broad provisions forcing jury trials in all contempt cases and would consider a narrow application if an amendment can be crafted. He would also limit federal authority to seek injunctions against interference with voting and civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowland
Knowlind
Alligator Trapped in Lexington City Park Fountain
A 12 inch alligator was reportedly seen in a city park fountain prompting a rapid response by 1-A delegation of four police vehicles and city plant truck along with about a dozen excited youngsters. Patrolman Wilbur Thompson captured the reptile with his bare hands near the firing range. An Army hearing in Washington revealed disputed testimonies regarding shell casings and alleged guidance to retrieve them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Wilbur ‘Thompson
Rep
Burleson
D-Tex
Washington
Army
Girard
Mre
Balai
House
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Harold Neff
Edward
Sulsbury
George Sample
East Pleasant Street
Glen W. Donaldson
L. R. Donaldson
Eshur Jones
R. D. Donaldson
4. A. Carbone
Snyder Circle
Salamauca
Eugene Smith
This City
Charles Ottey
Spartansburgy
Youbestown
Lane Shreve
Malta
Ohio
Wiela
Lyle Shreve
Essex Street
Manley Robbins Sr
Elizabeth Marie Bacha
Walter T. Smorawski
Cyril Kronz
St. Elizabeth's
Sawyer
Michael Bacha
Welda Snorawski
Pittafield
Canada
Pittsburgh
Mary B. Snyder Drew
James B. Drew
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Rockville
Gia Candad
RCA Victor
RGA
Davis
North Genter St
Leonard Fralick
Wesleyville
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Conklin
Union City
Ellis
Carload
Pari
Gerald Hammond
Dial
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin BL Corry, Pa
Model Dairy Company
West Smith St
Corry, Pa
Loblaws Ua
Edgebrook
Orchard Park
VFW
Army Chapel
the National Bank of Corry
Ultimate
Motorola
Weparates
Slocum's Electronics
South Center St
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