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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1959
Page
5
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Social highlight notes Mrs. Donald Armitage hosted a stork shower for Mrs. David Johnson of Irvin Pa at the Armitage residence on Friday evening. Twelve guests attended with prizes awarded to several guests and blue and white colors dominating the decor.
The Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696 will hold a family picnic at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson of Columbus Wednesday afternoon and evening. All members and their families are urged to attend. The screen picnic will be served around 6 o'clock.
Spencer Ladies Aid announces a Thursday noon picnic at the Mead Park main pavilion. If rain interrupts, the event moves to Mrs. Robert Clark's home on R. D. 3. A strong turnout is urged.
The Cancelical United Brethren Church Amici Bible Class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis on Mead Avenue Friday for a session led by new president Mrs. Gertrude Grover. Twenty members attended a post meeting social with punch and assorted goodies.
Kinch-Frazier reunion held at Mead Park drew members from Marienville Oil City Seneca Philadelphia Strattenville Butler Venus Wesleyville Corry Reno Pay Niagara Falls and Westfield. Royal Messinger of Corry elected president for the coming year during the business session.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Nelson of Columbus Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mason of 44 Raymond Avenue. A son was born Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Warren to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill Jr formerly of Corry. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hi Sr of Corry and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Brady of Warren. A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Scott Jr of Waterford R D 3.
The Bennett family and relatives gathered at Mead Park yesterday from noon to 4 pm for a family picnic. Attendees included Lureen Bennett and daughter Ruth of Duane, Mr and Mrs BG Bennett of Shady Avenue, plus guests from Wentfield, Sherman and Portland.
Twelve embers of the Northwest Section District of Professional Photographers Association met at the Kirk Sawyer residence on Brook Street yesterday. Edward Grotzinger of St Marys was elected president with Edward Bristle of Franklin as first vice president, Kirk Sawyer as second vice president, and William Shumaker of Girard as secretary and treasurer. A business session followed by refreshments and a social period.
The State Department says in Tegucigalpa heavy firing occurred around police headquarters as government troops and police repelled a revolt led by Armando Veleasquez Cerrato. Reports from travelers claim over 100 killed in Tegucigalpa amid clashes with rebels, cadets, and troops.
The June 30 expiration looms as industry and union clash over concessions and cost cutting. McDonald accuses industry negotiators of stalling while the union refuses tradeoffs. With a walkout by 500,000 workers possible, the talks entered a critical phase as both sides reject mutual offers and eye Taft Hartley remedies.
Westfield reports the scattered remains of four men found along the Nickel Plate Railroad about 10 a.m. yesterday, with one identified as James EB Pringerald, 42, of Cleveland Ohio. Coroner Morse of Brocton suggested accidental death, noting a New York State unemployment card and one survivor, Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald of Cleveland.
A 40 year old woman, Mildred Howard, was killed Saturday afternoon at a Chiatus Creek area farm when she became trapped head first in a hay baler she was opening. Coroner Theodore Morse calls the death accidental, with traumatic shock cited. Husband Hester Howard survives with three children.
The dispute centers on relief from union work rules since 1947 and wage boosts for workers. Industry argues labor contracts allow overmanning and scheduling restrictions that hinder economic gains from new processes, while the union denies that current provisions promote featherbedding or unnecessary work assignments.
New York designers tease fall style during National Press Week with lavish furs and silky fabrics offered in simple cuts. The mood shifts to relaxed silhouettes, natural waistlines, and understated elegance, with bold fur accents, hats, belts, and coats redefining chic for the season.
Soviet envoy Kozlov reports to Khrushchev on his US visit. He observed vast roads, industry, housing and abundant goods, yet American resistance to Soviet trade remains strong. Some party members concede progress but warn the USSR will face stiff will to totalitarianism here.
A fashion note outlines how coats should tailor to a woman's natural waist with belted or neat lines. It highlights wider shoulders and simple lines, predicting a year where women will look pretty and silhouettes will suit every taste.
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