Rae Dempsey Christened Sunday
The christening of Patricia Rae Dempsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Dempsey, 60 Snyder Circle, took place on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Francis J. Graves officiated at the baptismal at 8 o'clock in St Edward's School auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larala were the godparents. A luncheon followed at the Laraias home on Union street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Dempsey
Patricia Rae Dempsey
John T. Dempsey
Snyder Circle
Francis J. Graves
St Edward's Bchool
Joseph Larala
Laraia
Union Street
Club-Social Gatherings
Mrs Halph Taylor at New Zork ity visited Mr and Mrs J R Dearings of West Washington street and has gone on to Erie before returning home. Mrs Loyal Moore and her daughters Charlotte and Marion of Waterford were also recent guests with the Dearings. Mr and Mrs Paul Brynolfson left yesterday on a trip to New York City Boston and Louisville. At Louisville they will visit Mr Brynolfson s sister Mrs Edward Eccles Mrs J J Castor of East Frederick street and granddaughter Miss Mary Castor at Vernal Utah to visit Mr and Mrs John Rudolph and their new baby daughter Mary Bliss. Mr and Mrs Pan Williamson and children Darlene Roberta and Charles have arrived here from Binghamton NY for a visit with Mr and Mrs Douglas Rovelle Sr of Best Main street and with other relatives. Mr Williamson is a nephew of Mr Rozelle s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Long
Palo Alto
Gallf
William J. Spiesman
East Main Street
Clyde Hall
R.D. 1
York, Pa
Rural Sector Carriers Association
Janet McCray
Erie
Henry Pedensky
Dana McCray
Eagle Street
Kurt Leeds
Los Angeles
Daghter
Judith
West Coast
C. F. Hildebrand
Constance
Chicora
Tolédo
Elof Dahl
East Pleasant Street
William G. Swan
Mead Avenue
North Bay
Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Barbara Gray
Indiana
Swan
Charlotte Shields
YNSN
Norfolk
Arived
Wendell Shields
Concord Street
B. Clark
Fourth Avenue
Alfred Hanson
Columbus
Joan. Aquilino
North Center Street
Buller
J. Tamburo
Tamburo
Atlantic City
Delores Aquilino
Barbara Brynolfson
Eugene Chapman
Donna Jean
Elmer Smith
Essex Street
Halph
Taylor
New
Zorkity
J. R. Dearing
West Washington Street
Loyal Moore
Charlotte
Marion
Waterford
Dearings
Paul Brynolfson
New York City
Boston
Louisville
Brynolfson
Edward Eccles
J. J. Castor
East Frederick Street
Mary Castor
Vernal
Utah
John Rudolph
Mary Bliss
Pan Williamson
Darlene
Roberta
Charles
Binghamton
N. Y
Douglas Rovelle Sr
Best Main Street
Mr Williamson
Rozelle
Halt maternity ward admissions at Ashland State Hospital
The Ashland State Hospital halted further maternity ward admissions pending a probe into infant illness. State Welfare Secretary Alan D. Reynolds ordered the temporary stoppage after reports that ward air irritated bronchial tubes and caused blue tinting from possible oxygen deprivation. Reynolds planned a personal inspection with two state officials and ordered around-the-clock nurse monitoring to protect newborn lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameca
Harrisburg
Ashland State Hospital
Alan D. Reynolds
State Welfare
Reynolds
Costs 11 Cents Per Mile To Run Utility Fleets
A survey of 57 electric utility systems by Electrical World shows average operating costs at about 11 cents per mile with fleets totaling 8,500 cars and 17,600 trucks. Gas and oil, repairs and depreciation drive over 60 percent of costs, with overhead and tires forming major shares. Replacement and new-vehicle additions occur annually, passenger cars dominating usage, light trucks leading in fleet share, and total maintenance consuming roughly 44 percent of dollars spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Electrical World
Totel
Urban and non urban utilities differ in service metrics
Corry Journal notes a magazine survey comparing urban and non urban utilities. Urban systems serve more customers per vehicle and have denser grids, while non urban networks cover more miles per vehicle and rely heavily on construction equipment such as wallers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Evening Journal
SSS
Java
Walites
Worrilow Named GOP Finance Chief In Pennsylvania
Willam H Worrilow Sr an office boy to a Lebanon steel firm was named state finance chairman of the Republican party by Miles Horst succeeding Philip Sharples who resigned Sorg Herbert L of St Marys was named Platform Committee chairman He expressed confidence in GOP victory and said he would work toward that goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrilow
GOP
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Willum H. Worrilow Sr
Whooroserom
Lebanon
Nice
Republican Party
Miles Horst
Philip Sharples
Philadelphia
Sharples
Horst
Herbert L. Sorg
St. Marys
Sorg
State House Representatives
Horat
Cobb-Jewell Reunion Celebrates 25th Annual Gathering
The Cobb Jewell family held its 25th annual reunion Sunday at Town Hall West Spring Creek with 47 relatives and friends attending. Officers elected for the next year were Mrs Leslie Jewell president, Mrs John King vice president, Carl Norder treasurer, and Mrs Virgil Tubbs secretary. An afternoon program featured multiple performances including recitations, songs, piano and accordion solos, and violin trio. The next reunion will be held at the same location on the third Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb-Jewell
Cobb-Jewell Famies
West Spring Creek
Leslie Jewell
John King
Carl Norder
Virgil ‘Tubbs
Tubbs
Ping
Sharon Jewell
Carolyn Brundage
Judy Norder
Mrs Tubbs
Mildred
Margaret Logan
Gerald Scouten
Lois Scouten
Kathy Koestner
Kathy Norder
Grace Scouten
Old Rugged Cross
Pauline Dates
Maxine King
Lois Jewell
Karen Dates
Betty Jewell
Norder
Three Little Bears
Orval
Kathryn
Judy
Joe Norder
Mildred Logan
Jesus
Kathryn Norder
God Be With
Fenno Family Reunion Held at Mead Park
The third annual Fenno family reunion was held at Mead Park on Sunday with a bountiful dinner for 68 attendees. Officers elected were Charles Fenno president, Donald Bisbee vice president, and Helen Fenno secretary. Relatives came from Corry Union City Wattsburg Titusville and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenno
Mead Park
Charles Fenno
Donald Bisbee
Helen Fenno
Corry
Union City
Wattsburg
Titusville
Erie
Wiener Roast Held At Roadside Rest
Mrs. Kienara Orn entertained the members of her 500 club recently at a wiener roast. Husbands of the members also attended and the grown enjoyed a planie at the Road side Rest. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Clyde Johnston Mr. and Mrs Herbert Heidler Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith Mr. and Mrs Joseph Laraia Mr. and Mrs Keith Orn Mr. and Mrs Jack Dempsey Dr and Mrs M R Amy and Mr. and Mrs Richard Orn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kienara Orn
500 Club
Clyde Johnston
Herbert Heidler
Robert Smith
Joseph Laraia
Keith Orn
Jack Dempsey
M. R. Amy
Richard Orn
Kiwanis Club Plans Annual Festival
Kiwanis Club's eighth annual summer festival set for July 20 to 24 was outlined at a noon meeting at Hotel Corry. Howard Hutzelman chaired. chairmen named include Robert Bracken C J Sawyer Wayne Arters and Richard Grimm. Four members will represent Corry at the Kiwanis International Golf Tournament in Erie next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vn al Pms Sur Age Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Howard Hutzelman
Robert Bracken
C. J. Sawyer
Wayne Arters
Richard Grimm
Corry
Erie
Navy Mothers Club Social at Cox Home
Navy Mothers Club met at the home of Mrs Clarence Cox 249 West Frederick street last evening. Twenty five members and three guests attended a barbecue style supper on the lawn at 620 pm. A birthday cake was served in observance of Mrs Frank Lillie s birthday. A social evening followed and plans were made for a family picnic in August at Mead Park for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Clarence Cox
West Frederick Street
Cox
Frank Lillie
Mead Park
Democrats Open Fund Drive to Raise $500000
A Democratic State Finance Committee drive to raise 500000 was launched in Philadelphia with 50 party leaders from Philadelphia and southeastern counties. Delegates from Delaware, Bucks, Montgomery, Chester, Berks, Lancaster, York and Northampton attended the dinner arranged by Matthew H. McCloskey and William D. Teefy, who plan to meet next week with Democratic leaders in Stanton, Pittsburgh, York, Williamsport and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Democratic State Finance Committee
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Bucks
Montgomery
Chester
Berks
Lancaster
York
Northampton
Matthew H. McCloskey
William D. ‘Teefy
Mnance Committee
Stanton
Pittsburgh
Williamsport
Reading
Wells and Sheline Families Welcome Newborns in Local Hospitals
A son, Larry Gene, was born Sunday evening at Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City to Mr and Mrs James Wells of 314 Gould street. A daughter arrived Saturday at Jamestown General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edmond Sheline, the former Bernice Wade of this city. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Loula D Park of Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Gene
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
James Wells
Gould Street
Jamestown General Hospital
Edmond Sheline
She- Ung
Bernice Wade
Corry Memorial Hospital
Loula D. Park
Clymer
Westinghouse seeks buyers to avert plant closure
Sunbury Pennsylvania Westinghouse Electric Corp plans to close its television and radio assembly plant affecting about 780 workers in the 19 670 community. The company says the move is for efficiency and has hired Fantas Factory Locating Service of New York to find an industrial buyer to take over the plant and preserve jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sso
Sunbury
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ble
Electric
Pennsylvania
Wentinghouse
Fantas
New York
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Meare Society
Wiel
Alice Kelley
Brett Halsey
Alan Mowbray
Courge
A Dairy Co
Dial
West
Smith Street
Bee Perez
Mather Decorators
Kelleia Painkers
Roadside Rest
Kiwanis Club
Helen
F. C. Chapin & Son Stores
F. C. Chapin & Son
Togs
W. E
Blatt Bros. Rex Theatre
Leonard Sillman
Roning Graham
Eartha Kitt
Clary
Homer
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