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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 13, 1956
Page
5
Monon Society OK as guests at village party
Local society notes detail Miss Edna Sanderson and Mrs Sie Kapustie of Cleveland staying with Mr and Mrs Henry Sillinngson. several families from nearby towns attended a five week motor trip planning to Colorado and the upper West Coast. Visitors include Miss Ragy Mont Oakes and Mrs Catherine Welshynski. extended family and travelers are listed with residences in Royal Oak Clawson Warren Salina and McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Sanderson
Sie Kapustie
Cleveland
Henry Sillinngson
Hibarty Street
Ahi
Edmund. Zewateky
Tad Flail
South Center Street
Tive
Michigan
Zewatsky
Royal Bak
Clawson
Warren
Catherine Wlehynski
Tomerom
Chloe
Mont Oakes
Siti
Robert Coldican
Audrey Duane
Rene
Salina
Kin
Elchyrukel Hurt
Wiat Maint
C. L. Mewton
North Center Sitet
Mewton
van Tassal
Colorado
Tone
Milan Gates
East Pleasant
Costello— Thithier
Colemin
Rufter
Hlich
Molin
Hodgeon
Jane
New Bethlehem
Sines Brody
Thad Brody
Turentum
Mik Lois Roth
Brentssood
McKeesport
Mics Lilly Xaukers
1Snox
Judy Diver
Port Allegany
Wil
Afd
Barnes
Branch 5 LCBA Social Meeting Notes Local Charity Vote
Mrs. Helen Brown hosted Branch 5 Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association at 5 Westchurch Street with Mrs. Mary Murray. Members voted to contribute to the supreme recorder's office Erle for a weekend retreat and breakfast for the deaf and hard of hearing in Erle County at St Peter's Cathedral. Mrs. John Mooney reported on a recent rummage sale. Mrs. Antu Judge, returning from Pasadena, attended. A social period followed with cake and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Brown
LCBA
Ladies Catholic-Benevolent Association
Helen Brown
Mary Murray
Westchurch Street
Supreme Recorder’s Office
Erle
Erle County
St. Peter's Cathedral
John Mooney
Antu Judge
Brinch 6
Pasadena
Calif
Lydia Circle Meats For Picnic At Mead Park
Lydia Circle plans a community picnic at Mead Park this Wednesday afternoon. Local organizers, including Mrs Henry Rovkmt and Miu Tdi Chen, coordinate activities and supervision for the event with participation from community leaders and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Circle Meats
Picnic At
Mead Park
Ake
Lynda Bemis Honored On Ninth Birthday Party
Miss Lynda Bemis was honored at a party yesterday hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Gerard Bemis. Friends and relatives gathered with games and refreshments to celebrate her ninth birthday amid family and community festivities in North Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Bemis
Miey Lynda Bemis
Wits
Apd
Gernt Bemnie
Ud Uh
Tata Rei
Emmanuel Guild Holds Regular Meeting At Avroutine
The Emmanuel Guild met for its standard session with Rev Willi Erin reading a script and discussing upcoming calendar events. Members noted a future gathering to be announced by Avra and discussed community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Manley Craft
Lhendercraft
Taimanuel Ryilwojad Chirch
Willi Erin
Cerpia
Picnie Enjoyed By Sorority and Children at Mend Pur
Mrs. Frank Wise chaired a Pi Beta Phi chapter event at Mend Pur where sorority members and children gathered for a noon Wednesday picnic. The gathering included games and fellowship as part of the hifiin, with plans for a future appeal and charitable support for Hushicanis and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Simm
Frank Wise
Wedding at Bemus Point Miss Joyce Wotrous Marries Henry Pott
J picturesque Bemus Point wedding celebrated May as Miss Joyce Wotrous and Henry Pott wed. Guests from Corry included Mrs Lysh Watrous and others. The ceremony featured bells and greenery, with a reception offering cake, pickles, and tea for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemus
Joyce Wotrous
Henrry Pott
Meyer
Warrage
Pricy
John Glegurs
Robert Wit Tolls
Corry
Fin Bride-Nfect
Lysh Watrous
Tryin’ Young
Moe
Edmund Birr
Maide Nikhols
Is Iforris Watrous
Jut Clsistensen
Robert Wattolin
Pred Chari
Stra Ber
Hart
Stamnstt
Pitts
Stitch And Chatter 4-H Girls Club Meets
Stitch And Chatter 4-H Girls Club met on a Wednesday session led by Mrs Howard Hammond of Ro D. 1 at 1 30 pm. Nine members and three guests attended. they worked on skirts and dresses and discussed the annual tip in Bufo in August. The next meeting is planned for July 1 at 1 80 p m with Mrs Kathy Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hammond
Bufo
Buffalo
Ford
Kathy Gates
38 Attend Ladies Day At Corry Country Club
Thirty eight members and guests attended a Ladies Day function at Corry Country Club featuring luncheon and golf. Out of town guests included Mrs. R B Mosher of Files, former Corry resident, Mrs. P Gibson Head of Yollings town, and Mrs William Locke of Solville New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Ealy
Corry Country
Pthh
R.B. Mosher
File
Corry
P. Gibson
Yollingstown
William Locke
Sollinllle
N.Y
Boys 4 H Club Plans Trip To Buffalo
Corry 4 H Agricultural Club met at the Browns home with 19 members present. County agent James McKeehin spoke on dairy cattle fitting and showing. The group set a meeting August 5 at Jerry Hasbrouck’s home and planned a bus trip to Buffalo on August 2 for a Ford plant tour and zoo visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Corry
Chip
Jeffrey Brown
B.D
James McKeehin
Statant
Jerry Hasbrouck
4-H Girls Club Meets At Columbus Church
A Columbus 4-H Girls Club regular meeting was held in the church basement with 12 members and four visitors. They discussed camp plans, sang songs, and played games. Members helped prepare a meat tea and baked potato lunch with grapefruit drink, and the next meeting is set with the extension on July 26 at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus 4-H
Columbus Community Church
Catholic Girls Guild Wiener Roast at Mead Part
Catholic Girls Guild from St. Teresa’s Union City held a wiener roast at Hilltop Pavilion Mead Part. Rev. Anthony Robaczewski and Rev. Leon Doleski attended as advisors. Hostesses were Mrs. Leo Hooks Mrs. F Needham Mrs. Geo Rhynard and Mrs. Frederick Anl. Girls enjoyed hot dogs soft drinks coffee and a social game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Girls’ Guild
Mead Part
St. Teresa's Church
Union City
Anthony Robaczewski
Leon Doleski
Leo Hooks
9. F. Needham
Geo R
Prizes Awarded in Card and Golf Contests
Mrs Locke and Miss Elizabeth Rogers shared the card event prizes while Mrs Gertrude Guignon won the bracelet. Mrs Jack Castor earned the golf prize for low putts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Elizabeth Rogers
Gertrude Guignon
Jack Castor
Farewell party honors two Garry Journal employees
A farewell party honoring Vance Allen and B. G. Bennett was held at the Corry Country Club last evening. Seventeen Garry Journal staff members attended with their husbands and wives, sharing a dinner and presenting gifts to each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Garry
Corry Country Club
Vance’ Allen
B. G. Bennett
Rehearsal Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs James Shaver
Mr and Mrs James Shaver hosted a rehearsal party at their Euclid Street home in honor of their son James and Miss Marjorie Palmer. Two guests attended. The couple marry tomorrow at 8:30 pm at McCray Methodist Church. Refreshments included salad hot rolls cucumber sandwiches and coffee. Matching ip clasps and cuff links were given to the groomsmen while Miss Palmer’s attendants received white prayer books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shaver
Euclid Street
James
Marjorie Palmer
McCray Methodist Church
Mr. Shaver
Miss Palmer
Stork Shower for Mrs. Stockton Held in Columbus
Mrs. C H Stockton honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. John Kane and Mrs. William Stockton at the Kane home in Columbus. Sixteen relatives and friends attended, presenting baby gifts while pirate bingo provided entertainment. Door prize went to Mrs. Robert Garfield, refreshments included decorated shower cake, ice cream and coffee, and guest favors featured Bumdrop baby dolls in flannel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Stockton
C. H. Stockton
John Kane
William Stockton
Kane
Columbus
Robert Garfield
Mrs Weston Hosts 500 Club Meeting At West Pleasant Street
Mrs Charles Weston hosted a card club gathering for the first summer meeting on West Pleasant street with all members present. Two tables of 500 were in play and awards were won by Mrs Harry Paulson Jr, Mrs John Bosal, and Mrs Frederick Ahl during the social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weston
West Pleasant Street
Harry Paulson Jr
John Bosal
Frederick Ahl
Wheelock Aid Hosts Annual Family Picnic
The Wheelock Community Aid held its annual family picnic yesterday at Mrs John Krasa’s home. A brief afternoon meeting was led by Mrs Charles Kennedy with Mrs Leonard Edwards negotiating and Mrs Robert Williams delivering the closing prayer. Mrs Kennedy performed a humorous reading titled Count Me Out. Plans for a rummage sale in August were discussed and a July 19 price announcement is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
Wheelock Community ‘Aid
John Krasa
Charles Kennedy
Leonard Edwards
Robert Williams
Kennedy
Ayaih
Insurance Firms Overcharged Pennsylvania Policyholders
A group of automobile casualty insurers overcharged Pennsylvania policyholders by more than 750000 dollars. Action by the State Insurance Department halted the practice and 500000 dollars has been returned. The investigation, started last November, was conducted by Bernard J. Kelly under Commissioner Frank R. Smith. Overcharges arose from misclassification of policies, averaging about 9510 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Insurance Department
Tisuysnce
Frank R. Smith
Bernard J. Kelly
Smith
Milk Route Owner Must Pay Damages in Collision
Indiana County truck operator McCracken was ordered by a federal court jury to pay 4875 to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for damages to a locomotive after a 1952 collision near Riker and Marion Center. The railroad alleged reckless negligence in the truck’s operation. Mrs James Rodent West Smith Street hosts the club's first fall meeting on September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cracken
Indiana County
Nnte
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
McCracken
Burtell Township
Clhmates
Riker
Marion Center
James Rodent West Smit
Willi
Cypriots Shun British Offer Prompting Commons Clash
In London MPs prepared for a showdown over Eden's Cyprus policy as the Commons gains a full-dress debate next Thursday. Greek Cypriot spokesman criticized the plan while exiled Archbishop Makarios urged stronger action, drawing mixed reactions from Conservatives and Labour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Laboure
Eden
Cyprus
House of Commons
Nicosia
Cyprusia
Britain
Commons
Mak-S
Themistacles Dervis Rejects Meeting with Lord Radcliffe
Themistacles (Theodorus) Dervis, mayor of Nicosia and secretary of the Greek Nationalist party, said Greek Cypriot leaders would refuse to meet Britain's Lord Radcliffe who arrives to begin work on Cyprus constitution. He argues the archbishop is the sole authority. The report also notes unrest in Can Tho, Vietnam, with figures linked to anti-British and anti-Diem factions and a 92-year-old former commander cited amid violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themistacles Dervis
Nicos
Britain
Lord Radcliffe
Cyprus
Viet Nam
Dervis
Can Tho
Los
Bacut
Seychelles
Ngo Dinh Diem
Mander
Sil
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