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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
5
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Caleb ai Flower Show at the Woman's Club in Warren will feature local gardeners from Corry and nearby areas. The June event divides into horticultural and arrangement classes with roses, lilies, and many ramblers listed. Attendees include notable local club members and several social happenings surrounding the event.
An ornate bridal notice describes a wedding with Joyed and the groom and bride’s families. Guests, attire, and floral details are mentioned with several named participants and a festive setting at a Garden Room venue.
A bridal shower honoring Miss Helen Rankin was hosted by Miss Andrew Romwh and Mrs. Rudewil Merrill at the Groim home in Carting. The party featured pink streamers, bows, and envelope favors. Guests from nearby towns attended, with cake and ice cream served.
Miss Marilyn Meyerink daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Meyerink of Clymer married Bruce Smith at 8:16 p.m. on Friday in Clymer Church. The couple, attended by close friends, included a bride’s cousin as ring bearer. She is a 1958 graduate of Clymer Central School and bank employee. he also graduated there and attends Syracuse University School of Forestry. They reside at 833 University Avenue Syracuse NY.
The Allar Society of St Matthias Church French Creek met at Mrs Merle Wassinks home to hear a report on a recent parish bake sale yielding funds. A White elephant sale with traveling basket donations was held and plans for a lawn fete were discussed. The society will meet at Mrs Adele Pilipkowskas home with refreshments served.
The Rotary Club's noon meeting at Hotel Corry featured Arthur O Burgess executive secretary of the YMCA North West District as speaker. He discussed youth activities tied to the YMCA in 78 countries and screened the color sound film The YMCA: On World Fronts, which members enjoyed.
Members of the Corn ry Area Ministerial Association and Erie District Evangelical United Brethren ministers and their families met at Bethany Cottage, Camp Findley, Findley Lake. Thirty eight attended a chicken dinner and social evening. last night thirty three attended. Guests included Dr. Glen B. Donelson of Jamestown and Rev. Claude Groters of Muyville.
Twenty three members attended the Aero Foremen's Club gathering Monday night at the Corry Moose Club with five guests from Carpenter Stainless Steel Co Republic Aircraft and the Aero testing laboratory. The business session followed a Swiss steak dinner and featured a talk by William Kemper on fabricating stainless steels.
The Navy Mothers Club met Monday evening at 7 30 at IOOF Hall with Mrs. Carl Higby presiding. Plans were made for a July 2 gathering at 5 30 hosted by Mrs. Merrill O Lil l ie at the fish hatchery. A luncheon followed. An antique car theft report noted a 1928 Model T Ford stolen from a forage.
The Sandy Franklin Rebekah Lodge held its final summer meeting with reports from Mrs. Pred Mixer and Mrs. Howard Loveland on Northwestern meeting in Warren. Mrs. Ruth Haner announced a special Mansfield Pa meeting. John Krasa was formally initiated. Ima Wickwire presided, officers wore white gowns, and a pot luck dinner followed. The next meeting is September 4.
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi gathered at Findley Lake summer home of Mr and Mrs A M Lits for an evening picnic and brief meeting. Mrs Eylind Harvey presented a Monticello architecture history with photos, as 18 members and guests planned a Wiener roast at Mead Park on Saturday June 30.
Ason Schneider was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John R Schneider of R 1D 3 The newborns arrival adds joy to the Schneider family and marks a hopeful start for the new day in the community
Leaders from American youth fitness groups met at the Naval Academy to urge actions in an era of cars and escalators. President Eisenhower pledged to establish a President's Council on Youth Fitness and to appoint a citizens advisory committee to promote a new national awareness of physical and recreational activity. Vice President Nixon said forming committees could begin solving the issue and ensure follow through to prevent a trend toward ease and micro mechanization.
Tito, Titoist Yugoslav and Soviet leaders finalized pacts in Moscow signaling a thaw in Cold War tensions. Khrushchev and Bulganin presided over government agreements while Tito sealed party and state relations. The ceremony at the Grand Kremlin Palace marked a historic shift from Stalin era estrangement.
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