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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1958

Page

5

Amherst College graduate and local notices mix of community updates

Amherst College in Amherst Massachusetts awarded Bachelor of Arts degrees to 235 seniors including Eric D Lanphere son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd N Lanphere He also chaired the college blood drive and served as intramural chairman for his Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity Patricia Keppel returned home for a two week vacation from Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Buffalo Civilian and military residents including Robert J Armstrong visited family from Fort Richardson Alaska Numerous local residents left for summer study programs at Pennsylvania State University and Moody Bible Institute Other updates include residents visiting relatives in Schenectady Chicago and Cambridge Springs with wedding and nursing career notes and Red Cross weekend activities

Eric D. Lanphere Amherst College Amherst Mass Lloyd N. Lanphere Fast Congress Street Corry High School Delta Kappa Epsilon Patricia Keppel Mary Keppel East Washington Street Pennsylvania State University Gerald Lane North Center Street Lane Lester Seymour Schenectady N.Y Seymour Chicago Fitii Moody Bible Instittute Melvin Schramling Meir Lame Wayne Street New York City Schramling Katherine Dara Lynn Apel O11 Grace R. Myers East Congress Street Norman Tarbell Linda and Arthur East South Street Tridiantown Gap Amerain Red Cross Tarbell Linda Leo Fosbuizh Bertha Wykalf West Church Street Cambridge Springs Oro Grande Calif Carl Gates Pairview St Vincent's Hospital Evie Herbert Hawley Beaverdam

Mrs Henry Fosburgh Honored By Club 15

Mrs Henry Fosburgh was honored by Club 15 at Mrs Claude Stokes home with nine members and one guest present. Wanda Ellis of Grand Valley attended as guest of honor. Fosburgh received a purse, Ellis won the eupst prize, and awards went to Bryce Leek P H Stenman Joseph Obrock and Lawrence McCray.

Claude Stokes Club 15 Wanda Ellis Grand Valley Henry Fosburgh Ellis Canasta Bryce Leek P. H. Stenman Joseph Obrock

Marshall Sherwoods Feted On Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Marshall Sherwoods of Kingstreat celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary with a surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lillie on East street. Guests enjoyed cake, ice cream, coffee, and a floral centerpiece as they shared in the afternoon of visiting and warm wishes.

Aft Marshall Sherwood Kingstreat Lloyd Lillie East Street Stfl Mrs. Showood

Graduation Party Honors Miss Nancy Earle At East Pleasant Home

Mr and Mrs Embert Earle hosted a graduation party for their daughter Nancy after Baccalaureate services at Corty Area High School. Decorations matched green and white colors. 28 friends and relatives attended and gave gifts. Refreshments included cake ice cream petite sandwiches mints coffee and punch.

Nancy Earle Embert Earle East Pleasant Corty Area High School Nancy Robert Fleming Kenno VanCise Chery-Eavie John Lloyd

Births Report From Corry Memorial Hospital

A son was born to Dr and Mrs Charles French of RD 2 in the evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Milton Hayes of Waterford. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Wright of RD 2 last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Franth Hillman of 127 Gould Street this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital.

Charles French RD. 2 Corry Memorial Hospital Milton Hayes Waterford Fred Wright R. D Corry Memorial Ens Pill Franth Hillman Gould Stree

Miss Downey Feted At Gibsonburg Shower

Miss Mary Downey of Gibsonburg Ohio was honored at a Saturday evening bridal shower hosted by Mrs George Downey and Mrs Richard Muekinhaupt at Rist Pleasant Street. Guests enjoyed bridge 500 and bingo with 40 attendees. Downey will marry Captain Jack Spiesman. out of town guests included Mrs James Downey Toledo Ohio and Miss Stella Barry Akron.

Als Auty Downey Gibsonburg Ohio George Downey Richard Muekinhaupt Rist Pleasant Street James Downey William Lombard Richard Powers P. B. Su- Hoski Stella Barry Lyle Saxton Downey Jude Sisba Jack Spiesman West Toledo Lombard Waren Many O'Hare Akron Donald Hewitt Greensburg Jack Dey Erie Gerald Matthews Matthews 4Llusville

Brownies Invested Into Troops 380 381 Picnic Ceremony

The Brownies of Troops 380 and 381 held a Mead Glen Cabin picnic at Mead Park. Their fly up and investiture ceremony saw girls receive world pins from troop committee members and leaders. Readings and refreshments followed as Lindi Bashline and others assisted.

Mead Glen Mead Park Fred McEldowney Charles Weston Robert Hunt John Bosnk Charles Clark Philip Segal Thomas Pierotti Robert Marsh Lindi Bashline Elsie Hunt Dixie Grant Carol Betts Patty Paulson Jerry Blakeslee Patricia Brown Shirley Glark Cynthia Correll Lavelle Earle Sandra Giogis Roberta Jolley Ruth Kapteina Barbara Segal Linda McEldowney Christine Piccirillo

Neighborhood Club Fetes Mrs. Harry Fitch

Neighborhood Club members met at West Frederick street to honor Mrs. Harry Fitch on her birthday. Prizes went to Miss Myrtie Adam and Miss Florence Culver. Gifts were exchanged and a luncheon followed before planning another meeting with Mrs. Williams of White street. Rockovitz Kurzymski told police an oncoming car crossed to his side. his wife advised him to turn and police charged him with careless driving.

Nveighorhood Club William Haenel West Frederick Street Harry Pitch Myrtie Adam Plorence Culver Fitch Edna Williams Williams White Street Rockovitz Kurzymski

Girl Scouts Attend Matinee of The Begat of the Blue Tower

Twelve local Girl Scouts traveled to Hrné for a matinee of The Begat of the Blue Tower at the Eric Playhouse. The play, by Joan Riteb en Godillot, drew from Beauty and the Beast. Attendees included Brownie Laura Goodwill, Davidson, Dana Sue Jolley. Intermediate Sandra Brown, Charleen Clark, Roberta Mackey, Donna McEldowney, Zela Munsee, Leanna Roden, Janet Bhamburg, Madeline and Roberta Jolley.

Playhouse Hrné Eric Playhor Joan Riteben Godillot Brownie Soouts Laura Goodwill Davidson Dana Sue Jolley Sandra Brown Charleen Clark Roberta Mackey Donna McEldowney Zela Munsee

Granddaughter Of Corryite To Marry Granddaughter Of Corryite To Marry

Miss Dorothy Parkhurst of Madison Wisconsin will wed Robert R Thling of Milwaukee on June 14 The bride elect is granddaughter of Charles E Parkhurst of this city Her parents are Louis E Parkhurst and Mrs Parkhurst of South Milwaukee She is a graduate of the Deaconess Hospital nursing school The groom to be is son of Raymond E Ihling of Milwaukee and a student at the University of Wisconsin

Dorothy Parkhurst Madison Wis Robert R. Thling Charles E. Parkhurst Louis E. Parkhurst South Milwaukee Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing Raymond £. Ihling University of Wisconsin

UAW Truce Talks Resume Across Big Three Auto Makers

United Auto Workers resume negotiations with General Motors Ford and Chrysler after threatening walkouts at Chrysler. An uneasy truce held at the suburban Center Line missile plant where workers protested a small wage and cost of living increases granted to nonunion staff. Talks come as contracts for about 500,000 auto workers remain expired and no new proposals are on the table.

Detroit United Auto Workers Union Chrysler Corp General Motors Ford Chrysler Auto Subuurban Center Line UAW

Pennsylvania Joins Federal Jobless Plan First

Pennsylvania signed up for the federal jobless extension Friday becoming the first state to participate and New York set a June 23 start date while Rhode Island eyes a referendum tomorrow. States weigh 50 percent benefit extension for up to 13 more weeks with Connecticut already extending without federal aid.

Washington Pennsylvania New York Congress Rhode Island Michigan Massachusetts Maryland Minnesota Indiana Connecticut Ohio Illinois J. Lindsay Almond Jr Virginia Leroy Collins Florida North Carolina Utah New Hampshire Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Kentucky

Sixth Woman Tries Gab Record In Household Ads Contest

The final of six contestants aims to top a 261 hour gab record in a 1500 dollar appliance giveaway. So far Miss Vi Brewer, 20, outdid others with 38 hours 21 minutes before quitting after 1 a.m. Mrs. Frank Williams, 24, the last participant, faced a grueling task while Ernie Eye, Fayetteville TV figure, watched and promoted the event.

Preach Frank Williams Vi Brewer Brewer Ernie Eye Fayetteville

Stock terms explained by a Wall Street glossary

Business Mirror explains market jargon for casual investors. It defines bears and bulls, short selling and short covering, selective strength, switching, pivotal blue chips, and penny stock risks, with notes on inflation hedging and when issued trading. A separate brief reports the death of Charles Wood, 83, in Waynesburg, Pa, from burns.

New York Wall Street New York Stock Exchange Bell- Wethers The Exchange U. S. Treasury Burns Waynesburg Charles Wood

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