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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1957
Page
5
A visitor accused of disorderly behavior with a firearm charge was confronted by officials yesterday at the Keyally area. Police were notified after the incident and a suspect was detained for investigation.
Miss Shirley Ann Zalzneck daughter of Mr and Mrs Philly Zalmeck of Gowaytleslewel married Arthur A Rosen son of Mr and Mrs David Rosen at Erie Temple on Taberdy street. The double ring ceremony featured Rabbi Raaklall Fulle with cantors and an organist. 60 guests attended the service and dinner at the Motel Lawrence followed. The bride wore a white organdy gown with a cap headpiece. bridesmaids and family wore pastel tones. The couple plans to reside in Olean after a Canada motor trip.
A surprise party at 200 West Columbus Avenue honored Mr Mes Henry Fosburgh and Mrs Yeury Fooliurgh. Guests included Mash Fro slo Fabel, Mr and Mrs Brut Rankin and Dephie, Mr and Mrs Laverien Mediiny, Mr and Mrs Harry Myrtiny, and Aiden Ehapners. The hostess provided decorated wedding cake, preserves, and beverages as attendees offered gifts and well wishes.
Miss Barbara Joseph of 117 Brook Street announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage to Leonard Veer, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Veer of Langdon North Dakota. Barbara is a Corry High School graduate and Bible Training School alumna. Leonard attended Langdon High and Grace Bible Institute. Both work at Jewell Haven Children's Home in Oneida Tennessee. The wedding is set for July 20 at United Baptist Church on Smith Creek in Oneida.
Georgis Webber and Theodore Bien wed in a Nuptial Mass at St Elizabeths Church Ashland. Rev Cyril Krona officiated. The bride wore white lace over blue taffeta with a blue veil and carried white glamelias. her sister Miss Wright assisted. Best man Eugene Bien and ushers Ernest Wright and Carlyle LeFevre. A reception followed at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. The couple plan to reside at 2805 West Prospect Ashland after a Lake Placid wedding trip.
A daughter was born Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Newman of 182 Pennsylvania Avenue. A son arrived Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKuhn of R D 2. A son was born at Gary Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Williams of R D 1 Clymer. A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Minnick of R D 1 Spartansburg. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCray at 404 West Church Street. A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silvis of 203 Northwest Street.
More than 20 youths attended a Wiener roast at the Findley Lake cottage of Mr and Mrs John Sheehan on Saturday evening hosted by Roger Sheehan and his parents. The gathering included swimming boating and water skiing enjoyed by attendees many from this year s graduating class at Carty Area High School Tateride hosts assisted by Mrs A V Cochran served hot dogs pops squi potato chips and the remin der of the evening was spent with visiting Hing Ustentag to records and swim jin.
The Northwest Section of the Professional Photographers Association of Pennsylvania met at the Hotel Corry for a dinner meeting. Plans were made for the fall meeting in Emporium on Sunday, October sth. Officers elected: Tony Olivett of Emporium president Ed Grote inger of St Marys vice president Elmer Doner of Erie secretary treasurer. Others present included Kirk Sawyer Corry A L Schumaker Girard Paul Rand Meadville Ed Brussels Franklin and Mark Lenze St Marys.
Yesterday at the Keppels camp in Gleason Hollow, r and Mrs. Marlin Keppel hosted 30 National Bank employees and their families. An afternoon of visiting and games preceded a lunch of barbequed chicken ham scalloped potatoes coleslaw relishes rolls pie watermelon and coffee.
The Croscutt family gathered July 4 at Paul Blakeslee's home in Spartansburg on R.D. 8 for a bountiful noon picnic attended by 40 relatives and friends. A routine business meeting followed as visiting filled the afternoon with attendees from Corry, Columbus, Clymer and Union City.
Mr and Mrs E W Baccus entertained 36 friends at their cottage in Columbus Saturday evening. A delicious picnic supper was served and visiting and cards were enjoyed during the evening.
Teamsters unions walked out in two separate contract disputes. Local 636 picketed furniture stores as drivers from Local 249 did not report to Pittsburgh Deliveries Inc. Negotiations involve Spear and Co May Stern and Co Ohringer's Home Furniture and Ruben Furniture Co Gimbel's. David Aliya Gimbel, 29, son of the Gimbel family, died yesterday. his brother Bruce R. Gimbel leads Gimbel Brothers.
Patricia Gladney of Los Altos and Margaret Standish of Burbank, two wartime Women’s Air Service pilots, led the 2581 mile Powder Puff Derby finishing just under 28 hours. The 46th plane in a field of 48 completed the cross country test to decide the $2,500 prize, with handicaps to be calculated after the arrival.
A New Brighton Pennsylvania bride Agnes Vasilko and Til Asmussen married two hours late after a thief stole her $1,000 trousseau from a women's apparel shop. The couple honeymooned as the party awaited a replacement gown, delaying the ceremony briefly. Captain J Knight Reeder, 83, former Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice’s son, died in Philadelphia after a long U.S. Customs career.
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