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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1956
Page
5
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Miss Marianne Sake hosted Friday night pantry shower in honor of Miss Mutanne Biveo who will marry Roland Pinetor on the 30th. Guests included 26 relatives and friends. Contests and door prizes spiced the evening. a luncheon of delicate sandwiches, chicken salad, fruit, and beverages followed.
Miss Ruth Bennett, Mr Ruth Myers and daughters Madeline and Maraln and George R Sample attended class reunions in State College Pennsylvania over the weekend. Mr and Mrs William Prints and children arrived from Gainesville Florida visiting Mrs Prints mother in Cone Street and other relatives. Mrs Printz and family plan to spend the summer here while husband returns to Florida. Mrs Robert Hand of West Spring Creek flew from Port Erie to Philadelphia for Temple University medical checkup. Capt and Mrs Wilbur White and family left to return to Rineyville Kentucky after two weeks in the city visiting Mr and Mrs Alfonso Jackson and Mr and Mrs T W Whitehead. Mr and Mrs Jack Whitehead, visiting their parents, left for Hartford Connecticut to make their home.
A stork shower was hosted for Mrs. Robert Fenno with about twenty guests attending. Games brought prizes to Mew Joseph Catattny and Mrs Sant Catal. gifts included diapers and candy. Attendees included Mag Byervit Fenno of Witterford, Mrs Leota Cary, and Mrs Buber of Pri.
Miss Doris E Ireland and Mr Northrop announce their engagement. Doris is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ireland and Northrop is son of Mr and Mrs Philip Northrop. Doris recently completed high school and has been employed. The couple plan a wedding soon at a local church with family and friends in attendance.
Local Hi Y officers attended a training program at a college campus from Thursday through Saturday. Attendees included Stephen Hutchman president Neal Sorwasor vice president James Williams secretary Hoyt treasurer Donald Frouitoth Kapinis senior Hi Y officer Stoberts penitent ibn Markesks pocrabasys Graig Seastead treasurer Arthur Burgess.
A son was born yesterday at Gorey Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Limrence Parmenter. The mother is the former Marian Volk. A daughter arrived Thursday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Fenno of 600 South Gorter Street.
Mrs. Harry Fitch of Elgin was surprised yesterday at home, organized by her husband and sister Mrs. Albert Larson of Lawrence Park. Guests arrived with baskets of food, a dinner was served, a birthday cake from John Foster, floral decorations by Mrs. Foster, and gifts from family friends including Albin Larson Gerald Kelly and David, Larry Fitch and family, Vincent Baylin and family, and others from Brie Ann Westfield Spartansture.
A surprise birthday gathering was hosted Saturday from 2 to 5 by Mr. and Mrs. Keppel Tiffany of East Smith Street to honor Mrs. L. R. Tiffany on her 80th birthday. About 30 relatives and friends attended, with visiting and music enjoyed by all.
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Forty members attended the Catholic Daughters of America gathering as new officers presided. Grand Regent Mrs. Nick Marty opened the session, Anna Shields led the rosary, and Mrs. Frank Ostberg reported $55.75 from a recent rummage sale. The group announced a June 26 move to new quarters and asked members to help with packing. A long list of standing committee chairmen was named and gifts were given to Donna McLean who is moving to Florida. The June committee and a reception served hot dogs and tea. The picnic was postponed due to moving, with installation planned for September.
The fifth annual W. C. Maynard family reunion was held at Meat Park yesterday with 63 relatives attending a firteen dinner at Lapblock. In the afternoon a business meeting elected Mrs. dlr McCray of Hlgin as president, Mrs. Oral Tompkins of Sherman as vice president, Miss Wilma Jean McCray of Elgin as secretary, and fildolph Gibbons of Corry as treasurer. Birthday cake ice cream and coffee were served, with Mrs. Tiffany and aides assisting.
Mrs. Don Sherman and Mrs. Charles Way hosted a Saturday evening shower at the Grange Hall in Columbus for Miss Betty Lou King and Wayne Stufflebeam of Union City who will wed June 30 at Lottsville Church. Prize winners included Miss King and Mr Stufflebeam. gifts were presented and refreshments served.
Mr and Mrs Lester C Lewis of 55 East Bond street announce the engagement of their daughter Vivian Marie to Russell C Beckwith son of Mr and Mrs R B Beckwith of Waterford formerly of this city The bride elect is a Corry High School alumna who recently earned a nursing diploma from St Mary's Hospital School of Nursing in Rochester Beckwith also a Corry High School graduate and works at Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp No wedding date has been set In 1955 the U S steel industry payroll was 3597556000
President Truman and Mrs. Truman arrived in Britain for a 10 day visit and were to be hosted by Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Eden. An honorary doctorate from Oxford is planned, but he joked he would not accept it in Latin if the wording were too lacking.
Samuel N. Sheppard and Mink Anni Miller, both widowed thrice, quietly married yesterday at Sheppard's home in Arkville Michigan. They plan a two day honeymoon in Delter. Mrs Sheppard says Sam is old fashioned and wanted to settle old debts first.
Convair Division of General Dynamics Corp claims a recoverable rocket sled reached 1560 miles per hour on a 10,000-foot rail at Edwards Air Force Base California, about twice sound speed, surpassing the 1280 mph mark on a shorter track.
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