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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1958

Page

5

Surprise bridal shower honors Miss Fenno at Sherman Street home

A surprise bridal shower for Miss Mary Jane Fenno was hosted by Mrs. Sam Catally on Sherman Street, with eight guests attending. Prizes were won by several guests, and a pink and white table theme highlighted flower sprigs and desserts. The guest of honor received gifts including a dishes set from relatives. additional attendees and related social mentions followed.

Mary Jane Fenno Sam Catally Sherman Street Penno Rexford Nichols Prises Telford Bauer James Catalfa Tony Amorose Miss Fenno Richard Ornechowslel John Catalfa Tony Catalfa Amprose

Rozelle Couple Wed In Youngstown Nuptials At Episcopal Church

John Thomas Rozelle son of Douglas Rozelle and Susan Elizabeth Miller daughter of Jesse Miller united in marriage Monday afternoon at St Hunsdon Cary officiating at St John s Episcopal Church Youngstown. Bride wore organdy with flower appliques. maid of honor Katharyn Miller. best man Douglas Rozelle. A wedding dinner followed at Parkview House Canfield. The couple now reside at 476 1/2 East Main Street after a week-long Virginia trip.

John ‘Thomas Rozelle Douglas Daniel Rozelle East Main Street Susan Elizabeth Miller Jesse LeRoy Miller Jr North Portland Avenue Youngstown Oho Hunsdon Cary John's Episcopal Church Frank B. Ful~ Jer Mendelssohn Katharyn Louise Miller Douglas Dedrick Rozelle Corry Eugene LeRoy Miller Jon Robert Davison Parkview House Canfield Ohio Away Douglas D. Rozelle J. Harold Patterson Douglas Rozelle Douglas William Stright Merrill Patterson R. Lawrence Davison Jon Davison Fern Edith Fister Chicago, Il University of Youngstown Williamson Elementary School Corry High School Thiel College Greenville Virginia Rogélle

Miss Shirley Huff to Wed Robert Smith Saturday

Mr and Mrs Burnel Huff of R D 1 announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Shirley to Robert Smith son of Mrs Gertrude Proper of Corry. The ceremony is set for Saturday at 6 pm in the Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. An open reception will follow at the bride elects cousins home 127 Worth Street.

Shirley Huff Burnel Hutt R. D Shirley Robert Smith Gertrude Proper Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church H. Ray Harris Joseph Huff Worth Street

Electrical Heating Topic For Rotarians

Rotary Club members heard Robert J. Dimms of Andrae Electric Company speak on heat by wire not fire at the Hotel Corry. He said electrical heating grows in popularity with 300,000 U S homes heated electrically and about half by 1970. Benefits listed include lower costs, no furnace, space saving, cleanliness, low redecoration costs, safety, and room by room control. A Q A session followed. Frank E. Gates of Covina, California attended as a visiting Rotarian. The golf tournament continued later.

Ane Rotary Club Robert J. Dimms Andrae Electric Company Erie Corry Dimms United States Frank E. Gates Covina Calif

Lillian Guild Elects New Officers at Sandwich Meeting

The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met in the church undercroft for a sandwich party hosted by Mrs. M. Reed, Mrs. W. A. Redmond, and Mrs. Elmer Kincaid. Rev. William C. Seitz Jr. led devotions and officers were elected: Reed president, Croscut first VP, Lockwood second VP, Counasse secretary, Williams treasurer. Members also contributed recipes for a forthcoming cook book Home Cooling Secrets of the Lillian Guild.

Lillian Guild Emmanuel Episcopal Church M. 3. Reed W. A. Redmond Elmer Kincaid William C. Seitz Jr Reed Harvey Croscut Franke Lockwood Rene Counasse Don Williams

Scouts Plan Weekend Camp Trip To Camp Sequoyah

Boy Scouts of Troop 80 will travel from Corry Friday afternoon to North Springfield for the annual Washington Trail Council Camp Sequoyah weekend. They will return Sunday afternoon after competitive scoutcraft activities and the public are invited to Saturday’s Summer Sun ceremonies of the Order of the Arrow led by Newell Beck Harry Coulter and Paul Campbell.

Boy Scouts Troop 80 Washington Trail Council Sequoyah North Springfield Corry Order of the Arraw Newell Beckwith Harry Coulter Paul Campbell

Birth Announcement For Peace Agon Stanbro

Mr and Mrs Donald R Stanbro of TD announce the birth of their child Peace Agon born yesterday afternoon at Corty Memorial Hospital.

Peace Eee Agon Donald R. Stanbro Corty Memorial Hospital

Rebekahs Welcome Seven New Members In Lodge Meeting

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Rebekah lodge on North Center street welcomed seven new members led by Mrs. Thomas Clark. New pledges included Mrs. Edward Ros bach er, Mrs. Gerry Davis, Carl Dahl, Mrs. Mardline McClay of Corry, and Mrs. Edith Yoder, Mrs. Pearl Snow, Mrs. Tnez Carter of Bear Lake. Corry lodge invited to drill team exhibition June 28 at Fairview High School. Next meeting set for July 8 with 80 members and visitors from Erie, Waterford, Bear Lake, Spartansburg, and Union City.

Aniy Moon Lady Franklin Rebekh Order of Odd Fellows North Center Street Noble Grand Thomas Clark Edward Rossbacher Gerry Davis Carl Dahl Mardline McClay Corry Edith Yoder Pearl Snow Tnez Carter Bear Lake Fairview Lodge Fairview High School Bertha Darwin Luells Lodge Erie Calla Lodge Waterford Lilac Lodge Lady Morton Lodge Spartansbore Vera Lodge Union City

WCTU Hosts Bible School Teachers Meeting at Mead Park

The Women's Christian Temperance Union held a noon dinner and monthly meeting at Mead Park with 19 members and several Daily Vacation Bible School teachers as guests. President Maude Bennink led a 1:45 p m session, with evotions by Mrs Oscar Johnson and prayer by Mrs Alfred Haenel.

Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union Mead Park Maude Bennink Oscar Johnson Eovotions John Alfred Haenel Rtg. 1

Mark Andrew Paulson Honored At Lake Party

Mark Andrew Paulson eight years old on Monday was celebrated yesterday afternoon at a Canadohta Lake party hosted by Mr and Mrs L Cassius Paulson. Guests enjoyed outdoor play and a stop at Marchesan Beach Park with birthday cake and ice cream. Gifts came from Leo Jane Judy J Paulson Thomas Jackman and John and Steve Grice.

Marsandrew Paulson L. Cassius Paulson Canadohta Lake Marchesan Beach Park Leo Jane Judy J Paulson Thomas Jackman John Steve Grice

Townsend Club Sets Dinner and Convention Report

The Townsend Club will meet Friday June 20 at the Tiffany home East Smith Street with a 6 30 tureen dinner. Transportation leaves at 6 18. Hulda Siller of Youngsville district deputy will report on the 1ath Townsend National Convention held earlier this month at Cedar Rapids Town.

Townsend Club Tiffany East Smith Street Cedar Rapids New York Pennsylvania Hulda Siller Youngsville

Wanted Water Well Got Oil At PULEA Vein

A Tulsa resident complained against oil drilling in his yard saying a water well is desired. The crew continued drilling and at 200 feet a water supply was reached, while neighbors and drillers discussed oil prospects. George Sharp and his wife voiced skepticism about any oil wealth.

Pulea Tulsan George Sharp

Bagwell Plans 29 Mile Stamping Run in 1908 Oldsmobile

Republican gubernatorial hopeful Paul D. Bagwell outlines a 29 mile stamping tour in a 1908 Oldsmobile to symbolize Michigan's 1908 constitution he believes should be revised. The stunt aims to draw attention to constitutional reform and Bagwell's campaign.

Lansing Mich Paul D. Bagwell Michigan Bagwell

McElroy Attacks Defense Bill Restrictions

Secretary of Defense McElroy testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee urging adoption of President Eisenhower's defense reorganization plan. He criticizes a House provision allowing Congress to overturn any defense function abolition and warns it would create a military veto over civilian authority. He argues changes in functions may be needed for missiles and new weapons. McElroy also calls for removing provisions that force administration through civilian secretaries and allow service chiefs to go directly to Congress. The luncheon sandwich note appears as unrelated trivia.

Washington McElroy Hisenhowser S House Pentagon Senate Armed Bervices House Eisenhower Army Navy Air Force Congress White House Defense Secretary Navy Air Force Richard B. Russell D-Ga Armed Services Committee Armed Services

Mynah Bird Talks But Won't Squeal In Denver

Police lament a missing Mynah bird named Joe stolen May 25 from a city park. A Denver man bought the bird for 35 dollars with a receipt and faced detective Merle Huttenhow. the bird supposedly “talked” but refused to reveal suspects, then returned to the zoo and resumed its chatter.

Mynah Denver Joe Dynah Doe Merle Huttenhow Huttenhow

Japan Foreign Minister Seeks Test Ban Move

Aiichiro Fujiyama told Parliament he hopes to travel to Washington to press for a ban on nuclear tests and to resist U S plans to curb Japan’s imports. He urged aligning U S and Japanese perspectives on the issue and trade.

Japan Aur Aiichiro Fujiyama Washington U. S U.S

Metals recover in hard hit industry spark

The Business Mirror notes a tentative upturn in metals with steel output rising from recession lows and copper prices stabilizing after a two year decline. Government purchases for a strategic stockpile and tariff relief are among proposed aids, as industry observers warn of artificial boosts. Providence report mentions Gov Roberts quipping about unanswered questions.

New York i Lesa London Great Lakes Sam Congress

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