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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1956
Page
5
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Miss Belinda Bindbing, daughter of Mrs Mildred Bindbing of Chevy, wed Casey Chamberlin of New York in Mind Memorial Chapel Waccabuc New York. The bride wore white satin with chapel train and veil, carried an owl-callas bouquet. Attendants included Nancy Day of Pilsfield and Mary Buitt of Warren. Guests included relatives from Corry and New York, with a reception at the venue. After a honeymoon trip the couple plans to reside in Debye.
An event at Mead Park featured the Card Club hosting a picnic with attendees including Mrs Mortis Gijon and her daughter Cindy. The gathering also noted appearances by residents such as Ray Rooy and Juli Wein, with other locals like Mix Germen and Mix THomtad Viren in attendance.
Former Corryita Palida Jean Perry will marry Edward Tee Peek son of Mrs Florence Peck of Erie at a Methodist church on June 23rd. The couple plan a single ceremony following Perry's residence at 3408 Holland in Bele Litany.
Sparta church youth auxiliary and Metrodlet Church executive board host annual spring event at Mead Park. About 30 attendees expected at 6 pm at the main pavilion with Mrs. Riewelas Brows and Mrs. Es della Wells coordinating. Regular auxiliary meetings will be disbanded.
Community fundraiser organized by a local church will open to the public to support a root fund. The drive aims to add contributions from attendees to the ongoing relief effort.
Erie psychiatrist Dr. J D Utley spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting in the Hotel, detailing a proposed Mental Hygiene Association for Erie County. Howard Huitermian announced weekly noon summer meetings and a directors' session at Dorr Clarke’s summer cottage next Wednesday evening.
Corry Grange No. 65 met in the Grange Hall on Park Street for routine business and announced a visitation meeting planned for June 28 at East Springfield Grange. Officers and committees conducted standard business while refreshments were served to members.
A daughter Becky Sub born yesterday to Sat and Mrs Richard Huntley of Oakland California. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Homer Taylor of 124 Christub sirest and Mr and Mrs Alton Huntley of R D 2. A son born yesterday morning at Corey Memorial Hospital to Ms and Mrs Carroll Grawell of Ri D 3.
Miss Karen Schmidt engagement to William Grayhill is announced by Mr and Mrs George W Schmidt of 401 East Columbus Avenue She and her fiancé are Cory Area High School graduates She works at AUs Dairy Bar while he is employed by Cherry Hardware The couple has not set a wedding date Headline notes Pittsburgh fraternity election and new Tri State Professional chapter officers.
Miss Shirley Gilbert honored at a kitchen and linen party hosted by Mrs. Merle Triscott ahead of her Saturday 10 am wedding at St Thomas Church to Ronald Triscott. Guests enjoyed games with prizes, a luncheon, and gifts including canned goods.
Fire Chief Ray Laurie announces a test of the 1-4 building alarm as the signal for Civil Defense officers to report to headquarters. The alarm will be sounded once if satisfactory, tomorrow at 7 o clock, affecting only CD police. other CD personnel will ignore it.
Senator Hubert Humphrey predicted a Senate Democratic majority will back at least 2.4 billion dollars for foreign military and economic aid, larger than the House total and below the Senate committee's 4.5 billion proposal. He warned cutting below 2.4 billion could threaten NATO commitments as lawmakers delay debate to next week on defense funding.
A fragmented listing shows a weekday program slate including Rev. Glenn H Klamm on Wednesday and Thursday, Rev. J.B. Kelly on Thursday and Friday, a Ringo segment, Polka Party, Alliance Church Service, World and Local News, Lullaby Time, Howard's 1370 Club, a Cleveland s Boston baseball game, Eddie Fisher Coke time, and late sports results.
The Communist newspaper LUnitel hints that Palmiro Togliatti is steering Italian communism toward independence from Moscow, similar to Tito in 1948. An interview with Togliatti criticizes Khrushchev and Kremlin leaders for blaming the cult of personality and questions how Soviet society under Stalin diverged from legality and democracy.
Fire swept the Pittsburgh construction site of the Health Professions Building in Oakland early today, damaging a one story frame office. Loss was estimated at $9,000. Colleagues and editors noted turmoil as parties debated how to move forward from the incident.
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