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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
5
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Miss Lynette Erickson of Hydetown Pa served as bridesmaid to the bride at the First Presbyterian church of Titusville where Douglas Troy Brown of Corry married social hostess Lynette Doris Jean Erickson in a 2 p m single ring ceremony officiated by Rev Richard Shannon Graham.
Ladies Day meetings at Corry Country Club begin this Thursday June 19 with a luncheon at 12:90 and a reception at 1:30. Reservations may be made with Mrs Elsie Ront or Miss Ja St Glatr.
On the docks at Jifa refugees from Poland and other lands stream into Israel as the United Jewish Appeal aims to raise 100 million dollars to aid about 80 000 emigrants reaching Israel the U S and other lands this year. Readers are urged to contribute payable to United Jewish Appeal and mailed to Corry leaders Mervyn Nast or Harry Horaoh.
A mixed gathering at the Jaquith home in Spring Creek honored Miss Betty Jaquith before her July 5 marriage to Williams J. Momar. Twenty two relatives and friends attended as decorations featured green and white, games awarded prizes to several guests, and refreshments included jello salad bridal cake and coffee.
The Columbus 4-H Club met at president Miss Nancy Curtis home with Bear Lake extension agent Mrs Gary Johnston leading. Ten members responded to roll call and discussed club size projects names and next meeting date set for June 20 at the same location.
About 55 former teachers and pupils plus families attended the Harbor Half School reunion. A noon tureen dinner followed by ice cream, readings and music entertained attendees. Letters were written to hospitalized Carl Flick and Paul Blakeslee in Erie. A $5 contribution was voted to Harbor Hall Ladies Aid. Officiating officers and table committee were retained. Mrs. Herbert Lindstrom will lead the program next year.
A son was born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Alton R. Armitage of 222 Summer Street. Another son was born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Proctor of R. D. 3 at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Elton L. Miller of Spartansburg.
Spring Creek Township School held a sixth grade picnic with 295 students teachers and parents attending a conf cafeteria lunch planned by Mrs. Paul Mitchell and Mrs. Denzel Phillips. Promotions were presented by Norman Smith to students advancing to Corry Area Junior High School including Donald Bailey Richard Hunt Duane Lincoln Alan Moravek Peter Robertson Carol Hetrick Donna Mudge Rosalie Olander Linda Swart Carol Tripp David Hetrick Larry Johnson Douglas Mitchell Drew Phillips Philip Saewoauk Charla Morris Leslie Nugent Pamela Sickler and Margaret Taylor. The program featured solo piano performances by Nugent and Morris and songs with the fifth and sixth graders.
A tenth birthday party honored Miss Irene Tarbell on Saturday at her East South Street home hosted by her mother Mrs. Norman Tarbell. Ten girls attended enjoying daytime games with prizes and a birthday supper featuring spaghetti and a four tier cake. Miss Tarbell also received many gifts from friends.
Miss Berenice Conner announces her engagement to John Rimer Hooton. Conner, granddaughter of Dr and Mrs N Troy Gillette, will wed in September in Pittsburgh area. She teaches in Pittsburgh after graduating from the University of Georgia and is in Kappa Delta. Hooton, Brown University and Hill School alumnus, is a former U S Marine and now an agency supervisor with John Hancock in Pittsburgh.
Girl Scouts Day Camp leaders will hold a staff training session at Mead Park Scout Cabin on Wednesday June 18. Camp director Mrs. Merle Wade notes participants should bring a nose bag lunch and reservations for the annual camping experience must be in by Monday June 30.
Democrats face criticism over the Adams ordeal as Mrs. Adams says she expects ongoing scrutiny of her husband. William Knowland as California governor candidate urges full disclosure of gifts and hotel expenses connected to the case to protect presidential responsibility.
Crosby's wife Virs Crosby says she remains unfazed by an alleged kidnapping scheme aimed at her for a 100000 ransom. The plotters Wilburn Davison and Eugene Kling planned to abduct her while she was pregnant, with Davison later facing possible charges for related robberies.
A tropical storm named Pau Vinus and typhoon Alma weakened as they moved across the lower Rio Grande Valley from Texas into Mexico. One death was reported as high waves churned by the storm drowned A. B. Wilson, 29, of Houston yesterday.
Tapping a new heating option, Pennsylvania Electric Company manager T Cherry announced electric heating is affordable and available for homes. The plan includes guidance from Penelec on installation, materials like wall embedded wire and baseboard units, and automatic thermostatic control for each room.
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