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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
5
Missionary Dayal To Speak At Presbyterian Women Meeting
Mrs. Dit Dayal, United Church of North India missionary to Kenya, will headline the Presbyterian Women's Association gathering at 8 p.m. in the church. Dayal and husband, stationed in Nairobi since 1955, will share witness from Africa as delegates tour U S churches. Also noted are campus arrivals and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Dit Dayal
United Church of North India
Kenya
Church
India
East Africa
Nairobi
Agricultural Institute
Allahabad
Dayals
Presbyterian Women's Association
WSWS Members To Attend Convention
The Women's Society of World Service met with 34 members present and six Titusville WSWS guests. President Lynn Campbell led the session outlining plans to attend the Fin dley Lake branch convention on June 7. A reflection on strengthening the church through vacation followed, with a vocal solo by Helene Harr iy and a planning ski titled Planning the June Meeting. A social period with refreshments closed the gathering. next meeting set for May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSWS
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Titusvili Wsws
Lynn Campbell
Findley Lake
Dan Culver
Ruth Lyons
G. Hereman
Frank Harvey
Helene Harriy
E. E. Bush
Alfred Haenel
Guy Davis
Maude Benninik
Tay
Rotarian Guest Discusses U S Trucking Industry
W W Wanen a Rotarian from Oklahoma City spoke at the local Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel Corry yesterday noon. He chairs United Van Lines and leads Warren Transfer and Storage. Warren traced his start from Warren Pa sixty years ago and outlined trucking as the nation’s third largest industry. He noted trucking’s relation to railroads and described transportation types. Golf followed the meeting at Corby Country Club with visiting Rotarians and Rev J A Warnken among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wanen
Oklahoma City
Oka
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Warren
United van Lines of
St. Louis
Warren Transfer and Storage Company
A. M. Ditz
Iinet
Cor
Xy Country Club
Covina
Calif
Carl Kemn
Exie
J. A. Warnken
Esther Circle Names Officers For Year
W B Stowe of Wright street entertained the Esther Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church. Officers elected: Hubert Vaughn chair, Anne Andru cochair, William Helmintoller secretary, Harriet Myers treasurer, Hazel Duffy devotional chair, Stowe sunshine chair. A toy shower for the church nursery was noted and a tureen picnic at Mead Park on July 1 was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
W. B. Stowe
Wright Street
Esther
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Jesus
William, Rieck
Hubert Vaughn
Anne Andru
Cochairman
William Helmintoller
Harriet Myers
Hazel Duffy
Johnsons to Be Honored on 40th Wedding Anniversary
Plans for an open house honoring Mr and Mrs Andrew C Johnson of Piddlil Hiroad R Dow on their 40th wedding anniversary were announced by their children Mrs Donald R Walters Mrs Jack R Walters and Lyle T Johnson of Corry and Mrs Robert H Meyer of Buffalo NY. The event is Sunday June 5 from 2 to 5 PM and 1 to 9 PM at their home with friends relatives and neighbors invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
Andrew C. Johnson
Piddlil Hiroad
R. Dow
Donald R. Walters
Jack R. Walters
Lyle T. Johnson
Corry
Robert H. Meyer
Buffalo
Rela~ives
Miss Patricia Hunt Feted At Bridal Shower
A bridal shower honoring Miss Patricia Hunt was hosted by Miss Jane Howard and Mrs. Donald Gilbs at Mrs. William Ingram's Grove Street home. Guests won prizes. a pink and white cake with wedding bells centered the refreshment table as the guest of honor, who weds June 21 to William Waterhouse, received gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia ‘Hunt
Jane Howard
Donald Gilbs
William Ingram
Grove Street
Paul Kundraci
Theodore May
Robert Black
William Waterhouse
Cootlette Club No. 102 Holds Routine Meeting
The regular meeting of Cootlette Club No. 102 was held last evening in the VFW Fest home with Mrs Alma Slagle in charge. Refreshments were served by Mrs Clyde Reynolds and Mrs Hazel Shuss. Attendance award went to Mrs Reynolds. The next meeting is set for July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootlette Club No
VFW Fest
Grayback
Alma Slagle
Clyde Reynolds
Hazel Shuss
Reynolds
Merritt and Jensen Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Rus sell Merritt Jr of Clymer last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Jensen of Bear Lake also last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Jensen is the former Joan Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Merritt Jr
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fred Jensen
Bear Lake
Jensen
Joan Harmon
Corry map contest winners and sponsors listed
First through fourth place cash prizes totaled five four three and two dollars with a one dollar award for fifth. The Citizens National Bank sponsored the fifth grade contest at Corry Area Schools testing state capitals spelling and knowledge of no tests. Winners pictured with officials and teachers include Martha Honger first and Thomas Biasken second, Hole Britten fourth, Thomas Perotti third. Other top scorers were Jane Furger, Connie Hammond, Carol Jakson, and David Edwards. Judges were Carl Lindberg and his wife from Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Corry
Aye Hole Britten
Thomas Perotti
Martha Honger
Thomas Biasken
Wight Selioo
Charles Byncken
Donald Dingle
Lelia Mae
Paden
Harold Paulson
Percy Corbin
Ann Baress
Jane Furger
St. Edward's
Connie Hammond
Columbuas
Carol Jakson
David Edwards
Conciwii
Debth
Carl Lindberg
Youngsville
Housewarming for Bernard Graham Jr and wife on East Living Street
A surprise housewarming honored Mr and Mrs Bernard Graham Jr at their new home on East Living Street with a social evening of visiting and refreshments. The couple received a gift from their guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W W Hammond Jr and several other local couples, plus out of town visitors Mr and Mrs Howard Pier of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Jack Dey of Erle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Graham
A Jr
East Living Street
W. W. Hammond Jr
J. Richart Schneider
Norman Smith
Jonathan Lodge to Host for I.O.O.F Meeting
Jonathan Lodge an Independent Order of Odd Fellows group traveled to Union City to confer the second degree on candidates from multiple lodges. The Union City group will host the third degree this evening for the same candidates with visitors expected from Cambridge Springs and Edinboro. all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aueel Autonvers Ua
Jonathan
Recital Presented In YMCA By Piano Students
A spring evening YMCA recital drew many parents and friends to a well presented program. Participants included piano duets by Marian and Connie Baner, a piano trio by John Ortner, Bennis Slaughter and George Sprovert, a violin duet Mendelssohn Spring Song by Mary Flowers and Mary Ellen Downey, with many others such as Deborah Root Connie O’Mare John Grine Cynthia Correll, and more taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Marian
Connie Baner
John Ortner
Bennis Slaughter
George Sprovert
Mendelssohn
Mary Flowers
Mary Elen Downey
Deborah Root
Connie
Bally O'Mare
John Grine
Cynthia Correll
Georgia
Molly Orcutt
Janet Auer
Kathy Kennedy
Dennls Cone
Diane
Candace Williams
Geraldine Vincent
Barbara
Lexa Geoffrey Russell
Mary Spréveri
Jay Summerville
Kathleen McVicker
Claudia Jacktson
Becky Morison
Judy Sallee
Carolyn Calvin
All Pold
Recital Guests Helped by Mrs Flowers at Close
Wanda King Arm Hehton Kestie Lomay Nunes O Shell Linda Preno Aly Ann Tate David Hillstrom James Moyer and Mary Flowers attended a recital. All the refreshments at the close were served by Mrs Flowers and assisted by several of the mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda King
Arm Hehton
Kestie Lomay
Nunes O'Shell
Linda Preno
Aly Ann Tate
David Hillstrom
Athe Tunnel
James’ Moyer
Mary Flowers
Mra. Flowers
Lillian Guild Enjoys Tureen Picnic Lunch
Members of the Lilian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met at Men Park for a noon picnic luncheon. A social afternoon followed the tureen dinner prepared by Mrs. Don Williams, Miss Elizabeth Rogers, and Mrs. Louis Morrow. The guild’s final meeting will be announced later this month. Donald Obilager, a leading Broadway set designer, received the Bronze Star for camouflage work with the U S Army Air Force in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sho Ldies
Lilian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Men Park
Don Williams
Elizabeth Rogers
Louis Morrow
Donald Obiilager
Brome
U. S. Army Air Force
Watson Strike Settled at Watson Manufacturing Co
IAM Local 1805 members end a three day walkout after accepting an eight cent wage package. The agreement includes pay on Memorial Day, death in the immediate family pay, jury duty differences, and higher hospitalization day rates. About 400 workers voted to return to work today following talks led by Watson President Donald P Braley and IAM President Stin ey Trestin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waton
Watson
Ontys
Repilar
Dahistrom
IAM
Frm
Beheaded statues of Juan and Eva Peron in Italy
In IseaRASANTA Italy workers beheaded two marble statues of Juan and Eva Peron ordered by Argentina’s government. The heads weighed about 1000 pounds each, were removed amid post-dictatorship tensions, and the two statues had stood atop a mausoleum since 1995. Details of any financial settlement were not disclosed by the embassy or the sculptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isearasanta
Italy
U—Horit
Jun
Peron Jay
Arges Uan
Destender
Tommasi Anid
Emilio Yanregul
Brussels
Peron
Argentina
Perons
Tommasi
Defends Wife In Spat Fined Fifty Dollars
In Louisville Kentucky a 295 pound man injured in a domestic altercation defended his wife in court. John Albert Green Sr. argued the spouse acted in self defense but the judge dismissed assault and battery charges against Mrs Greer. Green was fined eighty dollars for public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
John Albert Green Sr
Greers
Bill Green
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Macy
Reeks
Mary Jane “Hilstrom
Allegheny College
Meadville
D. Armour
Hillstrom
Mead Avenue
Grace Bagley
Janet Stroup
Helene Harris
Jerry Loyd
Jack Raymond
Jim White
Houghton College
Houghton
Conni Kowalski
L. M. Kowalski
Gould Street
Rita Downey
George Downey
East Pleasant Street
Seton Bill College
Greensburg
Doleski
Epsilon Phi
Zpallon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Diemer
William Stright
Ways and Means
Robert Simonsen
Gate of Ribbon
Shenica
Shirley Miller
Robert Parker
Dolores Aquilino
Leon Dolesti
God
Mrs. Din Dayat
Esther Circle
GE Clothes
Mylon
Ellis
Carload
Gerald Hammond
N. Center St
Patricia Hunt
Jonathan Lodge
Lady Noreleo
Noreleo
Norelco
Nevar
Lillian Guild
Dotty Man
F.C. Chapin & Son
the Fox
East Bond Street
Paul Tayle Ul Tay Saleswiman Sik
Ea Leon
Schenectady
Minnie
City Hall
Juan
Eva Peron
Neilly
Bedford
Swift
J. Green
Corry Savings
Center
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