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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
5
Town Topics notes that both Miss TenHaken and her classmate graduated from Clymer Central School in 1957 and will begin their senior year at Hope College in Holland Michigan this September. No date is set for the wedding.
Miss Joni Blene Duma and George Christensen Jr. were married in a Saturday ceremony June 11 at 2 PM at the bride's parents home. Rev. E C Docherty officiated as family and close friends attended. reception followed. couple to Niagara Falls before residing in Corry.
The Rehoboth Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held its monthly gathering at the Everett Eastman camp near East Branch. Twenty two members and nine guests attended with Delmar Lundeen as president leading opening prayer and Robert Olson closing prayers. Games included bad minton croquet and horseshoes with hosts Mr and Mrs Lundeen and Mr and Mrs George Bagley assisting.
Sherman guest speaker Mrs Hester Dean addressed Berean Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church at IOOF Hall Tuesday evening. A steak dinner was served by Rebekah Helping Hand Club volunteers before group singing. Russell White acted as toast master and LeRoy Humes spoke. The Harvest Tones quartet sang and Lloyd Lille played trombone. Mrs Dean gave color slides and shared experiences from her Holy Land trip.
A daughter Margo Lymn was born yesterday at NAS Jacksonville to Mr and Mrs Kenneth L VanCise Jr. The VanCise and Winne families of Columbus are listed as grandparents. Another daughter was born yesterday at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Abthory of 220 West Frederick Street Corry with Mrs Anthony noted as the former Tsa velle Stiles.
The Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church elected officers for the upcoming term at its final meeting of the year held at Mrs. Raymond's home. New president Mrs. Murray Raymond announced the slate including vice president Mrs. Cecil Messinger secretary Miss Eva Kepler treasurer Mrs. Forrest Peiffer pianist Mrs. Claude Stearns and song leader Mrs. Robert DeBoer.
A brid al shower for Miss Brenda Barden of Sherman honored the bride elect as she prepares to wed Harold Wassink of Clymer this Saturday. Guests enjoyed games, prizes, fruit salad, rolls, decorated cupcakes, coffee, and punch. Gifts were displayed under an umbrella garden scene and guests received flower favors.
United Lutheran Church Women held a family dinner at St Pauls Lutheran Church after a rainout of the planned family picnic. Mrs. Clarence Kirch, outgoing president, led the year end session and introduced officers for next year including Mrs. Robert Clark as president and Miss Alberta Armitage as treasurer. An Elizabeth Circle afternoon group was formed, and an executive meeting was scheduled at the new president s home with fall plans noted.
An open house fete Sunday, June 19, from 2 to 5 pm, honors Mr and Mrs Lyman More on their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosts Mr and Mrs James E Turner invite friends, relatives, and neighbors to the More home on R D 2 Wattsburg.
Mr and Mrs Charles B Hatch of 79 West High Street Union City announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Karen Montague to Charles James Blakeslee son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Blakeslee Sr of R D 3 Union City The couple will be married June 25 at the Union City Methodist Church Karen is a 1956 Union City Area High School graduate who attended Allegheny College and will graduate from the Hamlet Hospital School of Nursing in August He is a 1955 Union City graduate who served overseas with the U S armed forces and attended Gannon College and Hardwood Lumber School in Memphis Tennessee
The Beth Israel Sisterhood held its annual installation last evening at the Hotel Corry. Mrs Arthur Cohen became president with Mrs David Evans as vice president, Mrs Philip Zalaneck as secretary, and Mrs Louis Rossin as treasurer. The event included steak dinners and floral table decor, with a social gathering at the Zalaneck home. A gift was presented to retiring president Mrs Harry Barach.
In Albany New York 12 year old Andy Guariglia and three friends wandered across the drained basin of a local reservoir. Andy fell in and was pulled from the water after a long effort by 48 firefighters using ladders and rope.
The monthly master point game at the Corry Bridge Association held last evening at the VFW drew Warren players among the winters. Eight Mitchell-system tables showed fast home and average scores. North-South winners were Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly with 102 percent, James Valone and J. A. Scalise at 101 percent, Arthur Cohen and Robert Larsen at 93.4 percent, and Mrs. C. Holtberg with Mrs. Richard Stahlman at 67 percent. East-West top pair was Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and John Blatt at 112 percent, followed by Henry Hunsinger and Meyer Kornreich at 107 percent, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilcox at 90 percent, Mrs. Frank Graft and Mrs. James MacInnes at 89 percent, and Mr. and Mrs. Horton Davis. Next week’s play will be a regular game.
The Lakeside Violet Club announces the second annual African violet show to be held Saturday and Sunday, June 6 and 26, in the Firemen's Club Rooms at Bemus Point New York. Entries accepted Friday, June 24 from 4 to 6 p.m. Plants must be amateur entries single crowned unless in multiple crown class and properly named.
Washington dispatch surveys how President Eisenhower’s near-term triumphs dissolved into humiliation. Escalating crises in Korea and Turkey, the U2 incident, and the forced postponement of his Japan trip exposed misreads of allies and foes. The Kishi street protests and Tokyo trip cancellation left the United States shamed on the world stage.
Look alike diseases hitting barnyard animals may cost farmers millions this summer says county agent William Urash. Similar symptoms can mislead farmers delaying treatment and allowing outbreaks. vet diagnosis is crucial to separate diseases such as milk fever ketosis leptospirosis anaplasmosis brucellosis and shipping fever in cattle and hog cholera acute swine erysipelas in pigs. Colleges and universities awarded 411000 earned degrees in 1957, a third to women.
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