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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
5
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Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry heard Gerald Hammond present Progress The Appliance Park Story highlighting Louisville Ky as General Electric home appliances new base. Rev William Seltz Jr announced Monday meetings shift to 7 15 PM until September 1 and directors to meet at Ray Amys summer camp near Spring Creek next Monday. Group singing led by H Lynn Rice with Mrs Rice on piano.
Forty three members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church met for the monthly session led by new president Mrs. Robert MacGregor. They planned support for a School of Missions delegate, allocated funds to upgrade nursery equipment, and arranged July circle donations of breakfast foods for missionary homes. A July meeting was canceled and a family picnic is set for August 11 at Mead Park with the Orphah circle assisting. program led by Mrs. George A. Myers with help from Mrs. Charles Cortell and Mrs. Hubert Vaughn following Erie conference report.
Miss Joyce Alene Huntley and Edward Tray Tinko announced their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Miss Huntley, of R D 4, works at Gurry Memorial Hospital, while fiancé Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Tinko of A D 2, farms with his father. The ceremony is planned for August 30 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church.
Sixth graders at Conelway School held a "Teenagers Party" after classes with full attendance. The cafeteria was blue and gold for dancing and games and prizes went to Donald Proctor Shirley Sutton Carl Adams Denny Fenno Mary And Svets Carolyn Harrington David Gates Gladys Chelton. Refreshments included tuna puffs sandwiches cookies punch mints and nuts served by two teachers Mrs Delos Ayers and Mrs William Mowrey. Mothers committees led entertainment refreshments decorations and transportation with chairmen Mrs William Lord Mrs Clifford Buesink Mrs Forrest Gates Mrs Mary Brown and Mrs Raymond Root assisted by several members.
The Britton Run Cemetery Aid met Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Dorn in Centerville with 12 members present. A tureen dinner was served at 1 o clock, featuring a decorated cake by Mr and Mrs Leon McCry honoring the aid's years of activity. Several donations were accepted and the next meeting is set for July 12 with Mrs Eva Saxton of Elgin.
The 1958 Chaffee Hatch Norton family reunion is scheduled for Sunday, June 15 at 2 p.m. in the Wattsbaye Elementary School building. Attendees should bring a well-filled picnic basket and their own table service, as announced by secretary Mary Lou Williams.
Mr and Mrs Allan Brooks of Franklin North Carolina announce the engagement of their daughter Merrily of Richmond Virginia to Rieman Mc Namara Jr also of Richmond son of Rieman Mc Namara Sr and the late Mrs Mc Namara An August wedding is planned
West Spring Creek 4-H Club held its organizing meeting at Town Hall with 15 members present. Officers elected: Beverly Tripp president, Pamela Sickler vice president, Marjorie Daguiith secretary, Lois Jane Porter song leader, Nadine Damon and Pamela Swayz game leaders, Carol Mitchell news reporter. The year’s project is a snack club, next meeting set for Thursday June 19 at the same location.
Alton N. Laurie Jr. a Corry Arta High School graduating member was honored Sunday at a home dinner by his parents Alton and his wife. Guests from out of town included Gerald Eler and family of Buffalo Clarence Eler and son Philip of Eric Ralph Hunt and children of Youngstown and Berths Laurie of Youngstown.
Girl Scout Troop 398 winds up its year with a formal meeting at the First Presbyterian Church recreation room. Cynthia Cady joins as a Tenderfoot and will begin summer meetings with leaders Mrs Albert Cole and Mrs Robert Jolley at Jolley's West Pleasant street home. Proficiency badge work, especially outdoors, is set for Monday afternoons 1 30 to 3 30. The group ends with the friendship circle and Indian Taps and cricket Sundae Social at Fountainette to celebrate Troop 398's first birthday.
Presbyterian Men's Club welcomed Rev Eugene Westley missionary to Africa from the Evangelical United Brethren He spoke on his work in Nigeria showing color slides and displaying local crafts John Kennedy arranged the visit A Q A session followed and cake ice cream and coffee were served Allan Hasbrouck organized refreshments The next meeting will be a combined picnic and workshop at Presbytery campsite on July 14 at 5 p m attendees should bring lunch to the church.
Mrs Agnes C Allen supreme inspector of Pennsylvania Miss Mary Kay Pini Wandworthy adviser and Mrs Lou Stow deputy of District 14 Rainbow for Girls formed Union City Assembly. Bandra Devereaux installed as worthy adviser. Event held at Union City High School gym with local girls performing in choir and as soloists.
Corry Navy Mothers Club No 606 held a meeting last evening in the Grange Hall on Park Street. Mrs Carl Higby installed Mrs John Gilmore as commander and installed officers elected at the last meeting. A birthday dinner is planned for June 25 at Diemers at 5 30 p m. The July meeting will be a picnic on July 16 at Columbus Cottage, Mrs Carl Peterson hosting.
Harbor Hall School will hold its annual reunion for former teachers pupils and friends this Saturday June 14 at the school near Spartansburg. Attendees are asked to bring a well-filled basket for the picnic dinner per secretary Miss Florence Colegrove.
Concord School teachers were honored at a dinner hosted by the PTA and room mothers. About 24 people attended and pirate bingo was played. Gifts of plants were given to those present by outgoing PTA president Mrs Peter Gravis. Honored were Miss Helen Johnson and several named teachers who could not attend.
Stanstead Abbotts resident Archie Miller aged 92 reports daily naps in his oak coffin kept in a shed. He says the coffin cost about $100 and provides a comfortable rest.
A women’s committee campaigns against granting voting rights to women in Switzerland. They argue women voting like husbands would cancel ballots, and that votes against husbands could invalidate each other, as autumn referendum looms.
Leslie P. Young, a Detroit attorney with long practice and former peace justice for Grosse Pointe, Michigan, died yesterday in Sarasota, Florida. He was born in Cincinnati.
Insurgent Committee of Public Safety in Algeria rejected Premier De Gaulle’s orders to quit government and opposed local elections in Algiers within a month. The 72 member body, backed by Gen Raoul Salan, calls for unifying Arab Berber and European populations and repealing barriers to metropolitan France, including a single currency and abolition of visas. The group seeks De Gaulle’s return to power in France while supporting him personally.
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