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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1958
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs Wallace Palmer of Spring Creek celebrated their 35th anniversary with an open house hosted by their children Gerald Lincoln Robert Robinson and George Meyer. About 130 guests from Columbus Erie Roulette Cochran ton Pa and Fredonia N Y attended. A four tier cake silver service and pink decor highlighted the event.
About 33 members and families attended the Good Samaritan Class of the First Methodist Church picnic at Mead Park last evening. Dinner, a brief business session led by class president J Earle Bliley, and social time followed. The August meeting will also be a Mead Park picnic.
The West Spring Creek Snack Packers 4 H Club held its fifth meeting at the Town Hall with 11 members present. Snacks were prepared and eaten under the guidance of Mr Howard Johnson and Mrs Denver Phillips. Plans were announced for a county-wide 4 H picnic on July 26 and the next meeting set for August 7 at 9 30 am at the Town Hall.
An announcement states a West Spring Creek School reunion will be held next Sunday August 3 at the Town Hall. A picnic dinner is planned to begin at 12 90 p m.
Mrs. Smith Hixson was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Andrew Sventek and Mrs. Paul Brenoct at a South Center Street home. Fourteen ladies attended and prizes for pirate bingo went to several guests. Refreshments included party sandwiches relishes a decorated shower cake and mints. The guest of honor received a corsage from Mrs. Stanley Bailey and numerous gifts from a decorated basket.
Fifteen members of the Women’s Relief Corps met Wednesday afternoon at Mead Park for their annual picnic. A basket lunch was served under chairwoman Mrs. Riva Dundon. The group enjoyed a social afternoon of games and visits.
Mrs Robert Hammond was the guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by James Hammond and Mrs Fred Sammons of La Grange, Alabama. Seventeen guests attended to present gifts and play games with prizes in pink themed decorations and a decorated doll buggy centerpiece.
The Birthday Club entertained ten members at Findley Lake cottage on Wednesday evening. They enjoyed a gseen dinner and honored Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh's birthday. Elmer Shaver hosts next meeting August 28 at her Wayne Street home.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary held its annual picnic at Harold Carr’s camp near Garland. Fifteen ladies attended a tureen dinner with barbecue chicken, played bingo, and socialized. Prizes went to Mrs. Harold Schaefer Mrs. Clyde Reynolds and Mrs. Alfred Cone. door prize to Mrs. Chester Swarm. The next meeting is August 7.
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Richard Bemis of R D 2 at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born early today to Mr and Mrs William Walker of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter named Kathy Lynn was born yesterday at Jamestown General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Fralick of Jamestown. Mrs Fralick is Harriet Holton of this city and Mrs Hazel Fralick is the maternal grandmother of the newborn.
President Eisenhower reiterates that decision on an extraordinary session rests with the UN Security Council. Khrushchev’s Monday start is now unlikely, and France’s Charles de Gaulle may attend. Dulles heads to Bonn to meet Adenauer then London for Baghdad Pact Council sessions.
A 14-year-old Millcreek resident was detained in a juvenile facility after an alleged attempted assault on a 15-year-old girl on a Wolf Road beach. Two younger boys were released to their parents. the 14-year-old faced potential adult penalties if convicted.
Hollywood star Jon Hall advances multiple ventures from hi fi Hawaii recordings to a lightweight underwater camera. He prototypes the Samson-Hall device, plans to showcase it at an engineering convention, develops The Sea Ser two series, and hones Makena Village resort plans on Maui.
A Junior High Westminster Fellowship group from First Presbyterian Church completed a three day camping retreat at Evie Presbytery Campsite on Carter Hill. Students and counselors plus church volunteers prepared meals and undertook projects to ready the site for future use.
The Wattsburg Presbyterian Church will present a sacred music program next Wednesday at 8 p.m. featuring both junior and senior choirs, soloists including Mrs. Dale Fannin and Jay Phelps, and instrumental numbers. Accompanists include Mrs. Lyman More and Miss Alice More.
A plan to lay an eight inch gas main across Lake Chautauqua at Celoron is set to begin within two weeks. The route will run beneath the lake at least 10 feet deep to ensure navigation safety. The project, discussed by the Chautauqua Lake Region committee and gas company officials, aims to improve service for northwest Jamestown area users and connect with the existing main beyond city limits.
The NLRB considers appeals from Endicott firm and general counsel over Examiner Whittemore s rulings on a church strike case involving Covenant Church Glen Ellyn First Methodist Hopkins Bethlehem Bapa Minneapolis Woodlawn God Royal Oak and East Williston. The board has not set a decision date.
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