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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
5
A baby boy weighing eight pounds and with a birth at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh yesterday to Mr and Mrs Donald Ynan. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Eyman. former longtime Corry resident Heerlein noted in the family.
Nevada Steve Homoki will speak at West Spring Congregational Church Sunday at 9 45 and at Spring Creek Congregational Church 11 o clock. He also speaks Monday at 8 p m in Spring Creek Church and will show colored slides of his work. Public invited to attend, Rev. Robert Pier says.
Santa Monica California singer Helen O Connell asks a court to raise monthly payments for her three children from Clifford Smith to 4000 dollars from 450 dollars. The petition was filed yesterday in the state.
A six table Howell game by Corry Bridge Association members met last eve at the VEW Post home on West Washington street. Winners included Mrs. Morgan Beverley and Mrs. James McInnes, Mr. and Mrs. FH Bartholme, Mr. and Mrs. H J Wilcox, Mrs. Virginia Ross and Mrs. Frank Graft, and Mr. and Mrs. T A Hubley. Newcomers game also played with winners Mrs Ver Lindsey and Mrs C F Curtis and Mr and Mrs Loring Thorne. Next master point game with newcomers set for June 21 at the same venue.
Mrs Arthur Baccus hosted a birthday party for Miss Evelyn Bate at the Liberty Street residence of Mrs Earl Baccus. Prizes went to Miss Barbara Gibas Miss Phyllis Jensen and several others with Miss Nancy Edwards winning the door prize. Snacks and cake followed, with many gifts presented to the guest of honor.
Sally Hepler bride of James Palmer on June 10 was honored at a pre nuptial shower at Mrs. Paul Stroup home on Spring street. Co hosts Mrs James Shaver and Mrs Stoup. Prizes awarded to Mrs Ladd Lewis Mrs Arthur Lyons and Mrs Will Rose. Door prize went to Miss Murray Boutwell. Gifts were given to Miss Hepler amid a greens themed table and refreshments.
Sewers held their second meeting at the home of Ellen Ladd in Elgin. Officers elected were Linda Miller president Patricia Adams vice president Ruth Lord secretary and Marilyn Hostetler news reporter. The group will lead songs and games and Bonnie Proctor demonstrated textiles. A come as you are party was planned with details to come.
A shower for Mrs. John Lindstrom, formerly Dorothy Raymond, drew 32 guests at Ginnie’s Cafeteria Sombrero Room. Prizes went to Mrs. Lawrence Miller and Miss Judy Raymond with a door prize for the honoree. Color was pastel green and yellow. refreshments included salads, sandwiches, relish trays, coffee, tea, nuts, mints, and green yellow cakes. Hostesses were Mrs. Arthur Miller and others.
Obituary notice recalling the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wenper of KD 4 Spartanstuire with expressions of respect and remembrance.
Miss Hull received gifts at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Richard Quer in Titusville. Fifteen relatives attended as prizes, coffee and ice cream were served, and the yellow and rose decoration featured mint boxes. Miss Hull will marry John Wright, currently serving aboard the USS Yosenite at Newport Rhode Island.
At a Texas GOP dinner an expected show of support for Republicans features Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower era figures, with Tower and other party leaders present. The event focuses on foreign policy amid Kennedy Khrushchev talks and includes a report on urban voting patterns by Ray Bliss as a new GOP chairman is anticipated.
Police investigate a break in at Jay's Flower Shop between 10 30 pm Monday and 5 30 am Tuesday leaving an empty cash register and ten pennies. The rear door was found operable and the owner Mrs AN Piccone notified authorities. A separate fire at Mower Shop greenhouse caused about $8500 damage believed caused by insulation issue.
Atks Ann W Corbin daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy E Corbin of 130 Wright Street will be graduated from Casenovia Junior College Casenovi N on Sunday June Ath Mrs Corbin is enrolled in the merchandising curriculum and will receive the degree of Associate in Applied Science. In her first year she represented the Freshman Class on Indicary Board and this year is president of Campus Court a member of Campus Key and of Debate Club.
Rep. William E. Miller of New York earned praise for driving GOP gains in Congress last November as head of the House Republican Campaign Committee.
The Franklin Mays trial is expected to surpass 20000 with over 10000 already paid to jurors or those released when the case was postponed. Fourteen jurors will be paid nine dollars daily plus hotel and other allowances. two alternates from Sumner Township were discharged after service.
The highway toll over the long Memorial Day weekend is 462 fatalities, the worst for a Memorial period in U.S. history. Other warm weather holidays saw higher losses, with 1990's four day Fourth of July tally reaching 491 deaths. During the 102 hour period there were 683 violent accidents, with 40 boating deaths and 118 drownings and other misc deaths.
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