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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1956
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Morwing Nuwhots and Jim Mathalteat with garbled phrases. Readable details are insufficient to confirm a person, place, date, or event. The snippet includes no coherent action or outcome to summarize reliably.
Miss Karen Warnshouse was honored at a Tuesday evening variety shower in North East hosted by Mrs. Everett Warnshouse. Guests included Mrs. Charles Meyerink and others. Prizes were awarded to several guests, and the honoree received many gifts before a buffet lunch. A production index note compares Mexico 340 versus US 300 and Europe 184 in 1929 base 100.
Mrs J B Cogan honored at Concord and Harding school luncheon as she retires this year. Nine teachers hosted at Ginnies Cafeteria presented her with a corsage and a gift from the group.
Corry Country Club launches a Ladies Day program series with a 7 o clock luncheon followed by cards and golf. Reservations are requested by Tuesday through Mrs. E. P. Pain or Mrs. George Roof at the club.
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Carl Lindberg of R. D. 4 on Wednesday. A short business session was conducted and was of a routine native. The names of secret sisters were revealed and new names drawn for the coming year. Refreshments were served to the members later in the afternoon. The next session will take place at the home of Mrs. Olin Moore on June 30 for an evening meeting and a pie Social will be held at that time.
A mother-daughter tea precedes the first meeting of the Catholic Girls Guild a new youth program for girls in the Erie Diocese under Msgr James Gannon The event invites girls ages 13 to 19 from St Thomas Church and their mothers to hear the program outline and enroll at Murphy's Catholic Daughters of Amelia rooms tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
Eighteen sixth graders from Spring Creek Township School enjoyed a noon wiener roast at Marcresan Beach Park on Cana dohta Lake after a 10 a.m. dismissal. They toured Corry Area High School for fall entry, guided by Dr L M Douglas and Harold Wolfe, and were chaperoned by several teachers including Mrs Beagle Mrs Byard and others.
Violin students of Arthur R. Briggs of the Warren Conservatory of Music will present a recital this evening at 8 o clock in the Christian Missionary Alliance Church. Students from Corry and nearby areas will participate in the program featuring violin works.
The Hospital Auxiliary picnic, rescheduled for Monday evening, will be at the Follett cottage in Connelly Park on Chautauqua Lake. For directions or transportation call Mrs. Merle Dodi or Med. James Sinare. if weather is bad, the group will meet at 6:40 p.m. in the Corry Memorial Hospital dining room. All members urged to attend as it will be the final meeting until September.
Mr and Mrs Norman G Tarbell 429 East South Street entertained at a birthday party for their daughter Irene Diane Tarbell who turned eight. Guests enjoyed games and contests from 10 AM to 4 PM with prizes won by Margaret Jukes Barbara Segal Cathy Radeck and Lee Ann Glenn. Each guest received party favors and surprise gifts hidden in an artificial cake. Late afternoon birthday refreshments featured a variety of gifts for the guest of honor.
The defense rested on the second day of a high profile conspiracy trial in St Louis as jurors prepare to hear the case next week. Defendants Matthew J. Connelly and T LaMar Caudle deny the charges after five days of testimony. The trial features a string ensemble performance with the invitation extended to the public.
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