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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1959
Page
5
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Barbara Ellen Ross and Donald Lloyd Sargent wed in a candlelight ceremony at 7:40 p.m. officiated by Rev. George Myers. The couple, from Ross of R D 4 and Sargent of Grove Street, hosted a 200-guest reception after the service, with out-of-town attendees from Cleveland, Elyria, and Erie, among others.
Mr and Mrs William Haenel of West Frederick street hosted a family farewell dinner for their son Fred and his family. About 15 relatives gathered yesterday afternoon with Mrs Haenel serving at two o clock. The group enjoyed visiting as the family prepares for their move to Gardena California scheduled for tomorrow.
The Halfast family announces their 27th annual reunion at Mareressa Beach Fark Cana dohta Lake on July 26. A noon picnic lunch is planned and all relatives and friends are invited to attend.
The Powers family reunion gathered at Mead Park Saturday with 26 attendees. Dinner was served at 12 30 under the direction of Mrs. Horace Hankin. Reports included one death three births and one marriage. The next reunion will be at Lake City July 4k announced. Attendees include William Lerche Bellevay Ohio Myrtle Sundberg Anshelm Mabel Kolster Lake City Marcius Jordan Sr Mary Girard Harold Morehouse family Manley Robbins Jr and Sr family Ernest Buelkofer Corry Horsce Hankin North Clymer.
Mrs David Meredith was feted at a bon voyage event hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren Barlich in Sugar Grove. About 35 relatives attended as she prepares to depart Thursday for Germany where her husband serves with the Armed Forces. A purse and 1008 animal stamps were given to the guest of honor.
The Concord Community Club met Friday evening with 50 attendees. Vice President Howard Blakeslee led the session. The secretary and treasurer reported and were approved. August 21 was set for the next meeting. Betty Culver and Mrs Frank Culver to join the table committee. Judy Darrow provided the program with accordion solos. Carl Henton displayed colored slides. Ice cream and pie were served by Coletta Boutwell and Ladd Lewis.
The Samuel Upperman family reunion at Mead Park elected officers Loren Upperman president Mabel Swiderski Jamestown vice president Janet Schepis James town secretary and Irene Kolawski Corry treasurer The next reunion set for the third Sunday in July There were no deaths or births and one marriage announced Guests came from Jamestown Lakewood Clymer Erle Corry Columbus Baltimore Md and Holland Mich
Mrs Louis Sexton was elected president of the McCray Cemetery Association Ladies Aid at a meeting in the McCray Community House. Other officers include Mrs Blyin Chelton vice president Mrs Willard McCray secretary and Mrs Howard Blakeslee treasurer. Guests from Elgin Erie Union City and Corry attended. Refreshments followed with a program of duets and accordion selections. The association reported purchasing a new power mower for cemetery use.
Hugh Coughanour, 22, of Elizabeth, Pa, named manager of Western Pennsylvania National Bank's New Eagle office near Monongahela. A Pillsburgh graduate and Air Force veteran, he joined WPNB in 1960 and advanced from night depositor to officer development program. He recently married Marleen Sutter, 22, of Elizabeth, after meeting in McKeesport in October 1997.
Queen Elizabeth II expected to resume her whirlwind Canadian Northwest tour today after missing a day due to an upset stomach. Officials attributed the Queen’s illness to heat and weariness as she pressed on with the itinerary through Whitehorse and surrounding areas. The trip underscores the monarch’s schedule and endurance amid demanding royal duties.
Five major legislative hurdles civil rights, laser regulation, housing, highways, and interest rates dominate the agenda as Congress lingers into September. House and Senate panels tackle related bills while leaders weigh vetoes and possible adjournment.
Reported disappearances of two men while fishing near the Black Cuayert region prompt renewed searches. Names linked include Bet, George Troster, and Stephen EE Rice, with aviation authorities and possible airline involvement noted in Denver and Autaca Colorado.
A local baseball game ended with a narrow one run victory for Jounetown over Bankfield. Key players included Robert Young and teammates delivering critical hits in a tense late innings. The result shifts standings in regional league play.
Hollywood reporter notes Fab ies Fabian arrives amid hype as the Tiger of the teen idol era. A Philadelphia upbringing and swift training shape his frame and voice. Promoter Bo Mareucel cites Elvis as influence while fans and critics debate the debut and potential box office appeal.
A northern California forest fire neared control yesterday as flames consumed valuable timber stands. About 1,000 acres burned by early afternoon with timber losses estimated around 60,000 dollars. Winds up to 20 miles an hour were expected to spread embers and challenge crews.
Numerous birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital and surrounding areas report new sons and daughters born to families in Pittsfield Columbus Sherman Park Street Corry Ant City Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Paternal and maternal grandparents are named for multiple newborns.
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