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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1948
Page
5
Miss Margaret Rassman Miss Verna Gustafson and Paul Rassman left today for Smethport to visit for the weekend with Miss Raseman and Mr. Rasman’s parents Mr and Mrs J L Rassman.
Mr and Mrs Frederick Haenel and sons Charles and David Mr and Mrs William Haenel and son William Mr and Mrs Alfred Haenel returned to their homes Friday evening after a week's vacation at Canadohta Lake.
A society page details this evening's dance at the Cory Country Club with Clyde Goodwill and his orchestra from 10 to 2, a ballet lunch, and expected large attendance. It lists organizers and guests, plus several local residents and visitors arriving or traveling for social events and weddings, including heads of committees and attendees from Randolph and nearby towns.
Miss Betty J Whaley of Spring Creek is engaged to Ronald Greeley nephew of Mrs Donna Donaldson of Spring Creek. Betty a Youngsville High School graduate and Ronald a Corry Senior High School graduate work at Aero Supply Mg Co Inc. They set September 4 for the wedding.
Ladies' Aid Society met at Concord Community House due to bad weather. Forty members and families enjoyed a 1 pm dinner and a surprise party for Miss Cora McCray, who received a purse from friends and a decorated birthday cake. August Yath sets next session. location to be announced.
Lottsville 4-H Club met at Miss Louise Mallorys Bear Lake home. Members prepared a dinner menu and wrote breakfast and supper plans. A wiener roast is scheduled for Wednesday July 28 at the Mitchell home with swimming. The next business session will be with Miss Phyliss Curry of Bear Lake.
Yvonne Fix of Ithaca college, a reddish-blonde voice major, will represent New York at the Miss America contest in Atlantic City in September. She is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 425 pounds, and will perform selections from Madam Butterfly and One Ring Day as part of her program.
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Min ford Hinsdale of Clymer at Corry Hospital. A daughter arrived late yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Gerald Fross of 214 East Main Street at Corry Hospital.
The fourth week of Chautauqua's summer program at the Western New York cultural center features a busy schedule. Highlights include a concert by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra led by Franca Autoni with Ruth Freeman, a Shaw play Getting Married by Chautauqua Repertory Theatre, and a sermon by Dr. Russell Henry Stafford. Week events span soloist performances, chamber music, opera, a student recital, and notable lectures including Medical Day address by Dr. Anton Carlson and a talk on causes of alcoholism and crime by Judge Joseph Zollaki.
Mrs Gates and family of R D 2 will visit Ed ward Winters and kin in Erie for a day. Anla Adams of Spring Creek Jett travels to Jamestown for a week with relatives. DeMarte family plans a Fort Belvoir trip to visit Mrs Baton and sons, and Gloria Jean. Eva Mulig heads to Newcomerstown to visit relatives after a Beaver Dam visit. Lingergreen family returns to Wellesley Hills after two weeks with MacKensie family. Claude Stearns family vacationing at Mystic Park. Rev Miller to Cleveland then guest speaking at Berean Baptist Church North Royalton. Pvt Turben leaves for Lackland AFB after visit with mother. Text ends noting early tobacco use by Anglos.
The Youth for Christ groups in Jamestown will host a two night lake trip to Chautauqua Lake on Friday and Saturday evenings, July agth and Sit. The voyage boards at 8 p.m. at the dock in downtown. Rev J Edwin Hori will speak and music numbers are planned. A small fee covers the trip. reservations through Rev Francis G White man of the Corry First Baptist Church. All young people invited.
About thirty members of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of the city plan a breakfast tomorrow at Mead Park. They will meet at 9 30 a m at the North Center street club rooms and motor to the park for breakfast at 10 o'clock. Menu includes orange juice bacon and eggs silent rolls home tied potatoes home baked pies and coffee. Mrs Twyina Kyser, a past president, is general chairman with Miss Lillian Murray and Mrs Edna Jewell assisting.
Contnued from Page One. Writings on John 3 reveal Wiebel, 50, Mansfield reformatory farm superintendent, his wife Nolands, 32, and daughter Phyllis, 21. West claims responsibility for the killings while James Smith, Amrboe, Columbus tavern owner, and Orville Taylor of Niles Michigan are linked to the case during a tense pursuit. Authorities say Dennels will be tried in Richland County for the Niebel slayings, amid updates from Michigan State Police and the Mansfield Reformatory. Prosecutor Theodore Dutz of Mansfield leads the case.
Richland County said he was preparing first degree murder charges and expected to file them at Mansfield today. Daniels, a resident of Cox Jumbus, and West, of Parkersburg, WV, had served terms at the Mansfield Reformatory.
A farming guide notes that producing 100 bushels of corn demands 5,000,000 pounds of water, 150 pounds of nitrogen, 29 pounds of phosphorus, 72 pounds of potassium, and additional time plus organic matter.
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