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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1956
Page
5
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Columbus 4-H Girls plan a community dinner to support the Columbins Community Church. The event will be held at the church basement with teen helpers supervised by adults. Guests can enjoy savory dishes and desserts, with proceeds aiding local church programs.
Miss Janet Orcutt was feted at a Findley Lake party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley. The dinner at the Kinley cottage featured four tables of bridge with prizes to George Orcutt, Mrs. James Tewis, and Mrs. Harry Barach. Out of town guests included Mrs. E. E. Ritchey of Pittsburgh and Mrs. F. H. Bartholme of Union City.
VFW Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the VFW Post in the Outsfert Room. Mrs Carrie Winttuml was inducted into membership. A general meeting is planned for August 6 with Rosie Mekliy and Mrs MeEirey as speakers. A community luncheon is noted for August with details to follow.
The old Pontiacon and teachers of West Spring Creek School plan a August 9 gathering at Town Hall. Attendees should bring their own table service and beverages. A cordial invitation extends to scholars and teachers for the inaugural get-together organized by the reunion committee.
Corry Country Club hosted a Ladies Day featuring luncheon and a bridge golf event. About 38 members attended with Mrs He L Rowe winning the traveling trophy and ML Cole receiving a prize. Other top finishers included Mrs a Wikett and Mrs EW Hay.
A damaged party notice from a 12 year old girl named Sondra Jukes recalls a Wednesday evening celebration at a local park. Shiriyn Dukes and others attended as friends and family, presenting gifts and well wishes for the birthday girl amid a festive gathering.
Mr and Mrs Clyde W Baccus entertained a group of guests at their home in Butt Main. The gathering included several visitors from New York City and local friends. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening with light refreshments and social conversation.
Mr and Mrs Harold Churn of Bear Lake welcomed a new addition last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. The couple reported the birth in a local hospital report noting the newborn's health as stable.
Sparta longtime midwife Mrs. Suey Likeetia Rowley of R D 2 Spartanburg died last night after a long illness. She served 62 years delivering 400 plus babies with no maternal or infant loss. Born June 10 1896 in Rome Township to William and Emiline Bennett, she is survived by two sons Esbon and John, plus four and seven hundred plus descendants. Visitation at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 pm at Fairview United Brethren Church with Keith Rex Meleen officiating. burial Whitney Cemetery.
Congress faces adjournment as House and Senate dispute housing and minerals funds. House passed 70,000 public housing units. Senate seeks added provisions. If no compromise today, a stopgap measure may preserve noncontroversial housing provisions before January. Senate also rejected a conference report over 35 million for minerals funds, plans new talks to reinstate minerals funding.
Verona coroner's jury held Eva Hutterer 44 for grand jury action on a murder charge in the fatal stabbing of her husband Pant 41 during a July 7 domestic dispute in their Verona apartment. Hutterer testified she stabbed after he advanced and swore as she peeled potatoes, saying she pulled the knife out after he collapsed.
PeeT for Aluminum Co. of America said today the firm's new contract negotiations with the United Steel Workers will be moved to New York by tomorrow and both sides are optimistic of a settlement by the weekend. He said the transfer of talks will speed up negotiations and possibly lead to a settlement by the week end.
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