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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 06, 1959
Page
5
Social Highlights of Local Families and Events
Social highlights detail local engagements and travels. Mrs and Mrs John Murphy of Woodbridge Va left after a week with Mead avenue hosts. Mr Mortis a 1959 Garry Area High School graduate employed by J. H. Fenstermacher. Lindacarrying Murphys visiting. Residents visit relatives in Hartford Calif and Fort Bragg. others travel near upper New York state and Canada. several families plan visits with relatives in Mead avenue East Pleasant Street and Brook Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphi General Hospital
Nursin
Mortis
Garry Area High School
J. H. Fenstermacher
John T. Murphy
Linda
Woodbridge
W. 5. Eaton
Mead Avenue
William
Charles F. Burkhardt
J. Leonard Burkhardt
Atascadero
Calif
Carry
Hartford
Rose Waldron
Eric Sawyer
J. P. Sawyer
Brook Street
New York State
Canada
Pat Harmon
Dauhter Susanne
San Dimas
Elk Fires
Mr. Harmon
Mrs
Pearl Harmon
Mission Society Meets At Church
The Nazarene Foreign Mission Society met at the Church of the Nazarene on Thursday evening. The session opened with the hymn Rescue The Perishing and a second Psalm scripture lesson. The theme for the month is Spanish Broadcast and prayers were offered by three members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Foreign Mission Society
Church of the Nazarene
Larry Long
Harry Lamb
Willis Minnick
Jesus
Paul Bowlby
Jesson
Africa
Allen Fonte
Bowlby
Pauiline Lita
Ehurel
WRC Convention Reported At Reading Meeting
Mrs Manley Robbins Jy reported on the departmental convention in Reading Pa for the Women’s Relief Corps of the Grand Army of the Republic. Officers re elected include Velma Long Clara Hill Robbins and Robbins Sr. An ice cream social was planned for July 18 with candy booths and a fish pond to feature the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
The
Grand Army of the Republic
Manley Robbins Jy
Reading
Velma Long
Clara Hill
Robbins
Manley Robbins Sr
Fish Pond
Johnson Family Holds 65th Reunion in Russell Pennsylvania
Johnson family gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lindell home in Russell with 120 relatives and three visitors. Ernest Lindell reelected president, Eugene Davis vice president, Tyan Hotcomb secretary. next reunion planned at Sportsmen's Club near Spring Creek with committees named. Program included prayer, songs by Lindell and Brindstrom, and Hazel Kunitz recital. cream and cake served. 12 births, four marriages, one death reported. Oil industry centennial celebration set for August 27 in Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Johnson
Andrew P. Lindell
Russell
Mae Wood
Virginia Swanson
Lois Lindell
Ernest Lindell
Eugene Davis
Tyan Hotcomb
Doris Mohr
Sportsmen's Club
Spring Creek
Harry Lamona
Harry Johnson
Brn
Vst
Becky Lindell
Gloria Lindell
Janice Brindstrom
Hazel Kunitz
Banks
Elven
Genestosy
Lulu Patchen Johnson
Hilshoro
Ore
Beaverdam Busy Bees 4-H Club Holds Regular Session
The Girls' Beaverdam Busy Bees 4-H Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Alton Miller with twelve members present. Members worked on skirts and dresses and plans were made for the next meeting at the Ladds on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam Busy Bees
Alton Miller
Roy Ladd
R. D
Plank Road Club Holds Annual Fete
The Plank Road Club held its annual picnic at the Elks Pavilion in Menn Fark with 94 members and their families in attendance. Dinner was served at 1 p.m. Visiting and children enjoying the park followed, with ice cream and watermelon served to end the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnemiennes Or
Tne Plank Road Club
Elks Pavilion
Menn Fark
Newborns Reported in Multiple Area Hospitals
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital Union City Memorial Hospital and Warren General Hospital announce the arrival of several babies. Names include a son born to Edward Boges and his wife at Corry Memorial Hospital and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs do ward Almizon at Union City Memorial Hospital. Other births list Harry W. TIT to Harry Lamb Jr and family in Stuttgart Germany and a son Thomas Leland to Mr and Mrs Thomas L. Watson in Warren Pennsylvania. Grandparents are named for several families including Mr and Mrs Rex Kenniston and Mr and Mrs George Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boges
West Washington Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harry W. Tit
Harry Lamb Jr
Stutgart
Germany
Harry Lamb Sr
Eagle Street
Rex Kenniston
North Center Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City
George Fisher
North East
Doward Almizon
Thomas Leland
Thomas L. Watson
Fifth Avenue
Warren General Hospital
Warren, Pa
Former Corry Miss Weds Jerold Armstrong in Warren Chapel
Miss Barbara J Wirtans daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Zodl of Warren Ohio married Jerold Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs Howard Armstrong of Greene Ohio in the First Methodist Church Warren Rev Theodore Mayer presided before about 75 relatives and friends The bride wore a two piece waltz length gown of glencannce with a fitted midriff of taffeta and a bouquet of white roses Her maid of honor Miss Peggy Fox of Columbus PA wore a blue crystal satin gown Headpieces featured blue velvet petals The groom and attendants included Robert Bates as best man The reception followed on the bride’s lawn The couple left for a week long honeymoon in Kentucky and West Virginia Attendees came from Warren Columbus Corry Townville Clymer Guys Mills No 5 Warren Youngstown Cleveland Cortland and Greene The bride a Neth Georgetown High School graduate is employed in Warren The groom a Greene High School graduate is employed in Warren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedson
Glencannce
Ted
Peggy Fox
Columbus
Robert Bates
Justjnh Paternenak
Warren
Ohio
Darlene Applebee
Clymer
Gurol Burns
Youngstown
Groups To Combine For Family Picnic At Mead Park
A combined family picnic by the Concord Secret Sisters and the McCray Ladies Aid will be held Wednesday at Mead Park main pavilion. Attendees should bring their own table service. Beverages will be furnished and dinner served at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumne
Concord Secret Sisters
McCray Ladies Aid
Mead Park
Boat Parade Honors Lake Celebration at Binley Lake
A parade of nine boats at Binley Lake on July 4 began at 2 pm with contestants assembling at the village. Mayor J Fred Kinley presided as head judge at the Cor ry’s boathouse, with Miss Sue Neth and the WickWires sharing first prize of 10 dollars for best decorated vessels. Judges included William Harmilin Rev Liyd Tennies and Withd Blackman of Tundley Lake. Later lake property owners posts marked the day with red THERES around the lake. The event was sponsored by the Binley Lake Property Owners Association and Tye Journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Fred Kinley
Miss Sue Neth
Pirie
Robert Wick
Morris Pains
Ned
Miss Neth
Eels
Sering
William Harmilin
Rev
Liyd Tennies
Withd Blackman
Tundley Lake
Lake Property
Afi
Finnjey Lake Property Owners Association
Tye
State Takes Up Fiscal Worries
Harrisburg AP reports a bipartisan push to resolve Pennsylvania’s fiscal stalemate. Lawrences bid proposals seek up to 1.87 billion in revenue and 207 million in new taxes, while House and Senate leaders weigh cuts and tax increases amid a lingering six month session and July 4 recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
Stephen McCants
House
Lawrence
Lux
Mac McCann
M. Hervey Taylor
Senate
Republicat
Lawiyhee
Erie appoints Arshur P Logan as deputy highways chief
Erie news brief reports a presidential appointment of Arshur P Logan as deputy secretary of Highways in charge of administration. The unnamed source notes Logan's upcoming duties replacing the previous official and references comments from the highways secretary about staffing and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernor
Arshur P Logan
Wain
Anny Tuedy
George Thehards
Park Hh Martin
Nighways
Righards
Uity
Little-Cross 49th Reunion Held at Mead Park
The Little-Crows held their 49th reunion yesterday at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park. Attendees came from North Bish Waterford James town and Cory. At 1:30 a dinner was served, followed by a business session. Officers Ray Little as president Dann Little as vice president and Florence Tripp as secretary treasurer were retained. The organizers announced the 1960 reunion will be held at the same venue on the second Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
North Bish Waterford
James
Here's What We Think Of Reds
New York United Press reports the Soviet Unity agency set up direct channels to gauge viewer impressions of the Soviet Exhibit. Visitors were asked for feedback at scattered sites around the six acre cultural and scientific display as books may be sent to Moscow for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wemullion
Doller
Perhaiss
Moscow
Troop 80 Scouts Set Record At Encampment
Troop 80 from the Washington Trail Council set records at their summer encampment. Twenty five boys attended June 27 to July 4. 22 advanced ranks from tenderfoot to first class and second class to first class. Merit badges earned included horsemanship, cooking, archery, astronomy, and nature study. The troop was honored as the largest in attendance and for clean camping. Three scouts, Leonard Evans, William Beckwith, and Frederick Casler, were elected to the Order of the Arrow. The encampment concluded and meetings paused until school resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors
Washington Trail Council
Newel Beckwith
Thomas Campbell
David MacKenzie
Donald MacKenzie
Terrance Parker
Robert Lyons
James Rhodes
William Keppel
Frederick Caster
Leonard Evans
Tracy Vanney
H Hunt Stauffer
Johny Aver
Carleton Wassink
David Ehrhardt
Larry Shannon
John Puller
Hugh Ounre
Larry Nichols
William Caster
William Strong
Mark Brady
Larry Campbell
Tenderfoot
Clei
Beckwith
Order of the Arrow
William Beckwith
Frederick Casler
Scoutmuster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dix
Herbert Loveland
East Main Street
Kathleen Joyce
John Robert Morris
Howard Morris
East South Street
Corry Area High
Sawyer
Mission Society
WRC
Johnson Family
Titusville
Plank Road Club
Erie
Hes
Little-Cross
Erie ’ Railroad
Erie Telephone Corry
Jane Parker
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parther
A&p
Evans
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
Savings & Loan
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