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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1959
Page
3
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Announcement of the marriage of Miss Martha Winkelman of Erie to Stewart A. Long of Corry. Ceremony held Tuesday afternoon at Cambridge Springs. The column after lists visitors, engagements, bridge results, encampment trips, piano recital participants, weekend travels, and various civic and family events from July 6 to July 12, including social gatherings at Findley Lake and Findlay Lake area, and multiple local residents’ activities.
Mrs. Raymond Grabowski was feted at a stork shower last evening at Frank and Verna's Restaurant with twenty guests. Hostess Mrs. James Fenna, assisted by Mrs. Donald Pike of Clymer, led green and yellow decor and favors. Bingo and games yielded prizes for Mrs. Donald McCray, Mrs. George Spitman, Mrs. Anthony Catalfa, Theresa Palun, Theresa Kieklak, and Mary Patoka. out of town guests included several from Erle and Palun from New York City. Grabowski received many gifts.
Mead Park’s Mead Glen hosts the annual Girl Scout and Brownie Day Camp starting Monday with 115 girls registered. The program runs 9 am to 3 pm through July 24, under director Mrs Merrill Wade with assistants and YMCA splash party supervision planned.
The Golden Age Club has scheduled a tureen picnic at the Stennett Pavilion Mead Park next Tuesday at 1 PM. All members are invited and asked to bring their own table service and tureen. If it rains the event will move to Nichols Lodge.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the McCray Cemetery Association will hold its ninth annual meeting next Wednesday evening at the McCray Community House. A program on the history of Concord Township is planned. All women interested in cemetery upkeep are urged to attend.
J. J. Desmond and Mrs. Desmond returned this morning from a business trip in Boston Massachusetts. Mrs Desmond visited at the home of her daughter Mrs Daniel B Taggart in Harrisburg while Mr Desmond was in Boston.
Carter Hill Community Aid will hold an all day meeting next Wednesday at the Community Center. All area residents are invited to attend a tureen dinner from 12 noon to 1 PM during the event.
Talks between United Steelworkers president David McDonald and U.S. Steel vice president R Conrad Cooper moved quickly as firms warned of possible Sunday furnace cooling. The union pledged no backward step while industry offered a money offer if the union concedes more management prerogatives. A walkout could halt about 90 percent of U.S. steel production. The union plans to decide on a settlement or strike at a Monday meeting with 171 wage policy committee members.
Gov. Lawrence vetoed a bill allowing separate tax valuations for bond issues and school reimbursements, calling amendments a fatal defect and warning of an unrealistic fiscal picture for bond holders. He also approved measures on magistrate stenographers, merging funds rules, annexation salaries, and various appropriations and transfers.
Calendar notes YMCA events including a Tuesday evening record hop at 8 p m and a Friday party at 9 a m. A Girl Scout day camp splash party is listed at 4 p m Avon Products hosts a 7 to 10 p m junior high party.
Harry Knight age 70 died last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital after eight days as a patient. Born August 10 1888 in Bloomfield Township Crawford County he lived in Spartishburg area and worked for Supplee Wills and Jones Milk Co and Aero Supply Mfg Co during World War II. Survived by daughters Mrs Charles Hawthorne Titusville Mrs Lloyd Austin and Mrs Howard Morris Corry two sons Kenneth Centerville and Robert K Cory 19 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren. A son Rexford preceded in death. Visitation at Bracken Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow with service Monday at 2 pm Rev Charles Puller officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Weeks North Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital last evening and another birth to Mr and Mrs Frank Kubick Columbus at Corry Memorial Hospital this morning. Noted diplomat Henry P Fletcher, 86, former RNC chairman, died yesterday at his Newport home after a long career.
A city plan identifies three major blighted areas in Titusville and calls for immediate redevelopment. Clifton, Rodgers and Associates propose a redevelopment authority with federal and state funding, selling lands to private buyers to cover net costs. The city’s share is recouped via increased assessments on improved properties.
About 26 residents from the Conneaut Lake area attended a meeting Thursday night to oppose the dismissal of Alan Wolf, a senior high English teacher and wrestling coach, amid questions on a 1958 secret ballot appointing him and potential legal issues surrounding the July board action. Petitions from parents across six districts were presented. three charges were cited, though some charges were disputed and Wolf’s dismissal remains unresolved pending court decision.
Carl D. Guventeaf of Lehart Indiana died yesterday at age 82. He served as honorary board member of a Connecticut led investment firm and was celebrated for his service to the industry and local community.
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