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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
13
Batty Lou King Feted At Kitchen Shower
One dozen guests gathered at Bear Lake Mink King to honor Batty Lou King at a kitchen shower hosted by Miss JoAbie Watson. Prizes, refreshments, and a decorated cake with ferns and red roses highlighted the evening. Guests traveled from Cor FY Sprit Creek Bear Lake Pitts Held Sugar Grave Jamestown and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batty Lou King
Phyllis Cuny
Joyo ‘Duell
Cor- FY
Sprit Creek
Bear Lake
Pitts Held
Sughr Grave
Jamestown
Blatt Orcutt Nuptials Planned for August Fourth
Miss Janet Orcutt announces plans for her approaching marriage to John A. Blatt Jr. The ceremony will be at St Elizabeths Church at 10 am with maid of honor Miss RhAe Blatt and bridesmaids including Miss Marion Orcutt and Miss Margaret Orcutt. Attendants and ushers from notable local families will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatt-Orcutt
Janet Orcutt
John A. Blatt Jr
George N. Orcutt
Bast
Frederick Street
John A. Blatt
West Smith Street
St. Elizabeth's Church
Rhae Blatt
Miss Orcutt
Marion Orcutt
Margaret Orcutt
Georgia Orcutt
Howor
Richard Lawler
Gatlstadt
N.J
William Blatt
John Orcutt
James Jansen
Herman Eberharter
Arlington
Columbus Men’s Club Dinner Ends Quiet Evening
The Columbus Men’s Club and their wives shared a meal at Vernone Restaurant in Columbus. A meeting followed with 48 attendees including Russell Moore, Kenneth Harvey, Mrs Albert Sandberg, and local leaders. Music featured Mrs. Albert Sandberg and Mr. Moore accompanied by the group before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Kies
Columbus 6
Pronk
Columbus
Ullerlayeq
Russell Moore Tonis
Mra
Albert Sandberg
Kenneth Harvey
Locil Teseler
Sphikce Ti Xie
Spring Creek 4-H Club Elects Officers
The Spring Creek 4-H Club elected officers for the upcoming term. Officers include vice president Reverly Tripp secretary Carol Tripp and treasurer Lois Jan Porter with Sahittd Bickler serving as news reporter. The first session and project plans for the summer were announced to be held at the Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Oto Spring Creek
Caroler Drunidage
Rhuiroih Sickfer
Reverty “Tripp
Carol ‘Tripp
Game Iend
Lois Jan’ Porter
Leidet
Iid
Sahittd
Bickler
Vthe
Onl
Arinae
Xunimee
Basawiyin
Cinicch Ty Ake
Women Relief Corps Dinner and Meeting Report
Women's Relief Corps hosted a tureen dinner and meeting at the Grange Hall with Mrs Ruth Munn presiding. Members discussed planned projects, welcomed new initiates, and heard reports from officers while a social hour followed. Also noted: Pittsburgh tunnels closure slated from July 7 to 8 for surface work by Liberty Fridge and Tunnels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ruth Munn
Ylea
Bnichell
Kron
Mireles
Brian
Mrs Kenneth Loyaland Hosts Wheelock Aid Meeting
Community group Wheelock Aid met at the home of Mrs Kent Loyaland RD 4 Min Prank Hargy. Presiding was Mrs Chatts Kennedy. Plans for a picnic on July 5 at Moed Park were formed and prize winners named including Le tum Croakuty Mya Melvin Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Loyaland
Wheelock
Wihirelock
Kennath Loyeland
Apeninie Devovious
Gismen Srsafor
ChatTts Kennedy
tolloWefl
Letum Croakuty Mya
Howard’ van Tiaec
Melvin Edwards
Mie Ghingles
Kennedy
Youth Hi Pi Club Dance Planned in Corry
A new youth group Hi Pi Club plans a Tuesday dance at St Edward’s School from 8 to 9 music and social activities for Corry youths. Officers elected at the recent meeting include Janet Muckishaupl president Shirley Ross vice president Seurarseornharys secretary Ala tsensurer and Rev Lea Eee Dibtenet advisor. The club seeks federal memberships from boys and girls in the area and invites volunteers for upcoming dances and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Tri
Corry
Hi- Pi Club
Teermpers
St. Edward's School
Wudifortion Offierre
Whoo
Janet Muckishaupl
Shirley Ross
Rainbow Girls Host Father Daughter Party at First Presbyterian
Rainbow Girls and Mothers' Circle staged a father daughter gathering at the First Presbyterian Church with about 60 attendees. A tureen dinner, welcome remarks by Nancy Gris, table blessing by Margaret Warner, and toasts by Mrs. Jack Stahl marked the program. Rainbow members and advisory board received Grand Cross of Color honors from the Sub-prime Assembly for distinguished service, including Margaret Warrier and Roberta McElroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony Assembly
Order of Rainbow
First Presbyterian Church
Victor Orn
Everett Johnson
Mothers’ Circle
Nancy Gris
Margaret Warner
Jack Stahl
Mr. Stahl
Nancy John
Margaret ‘Warner Yuncemen
Grand ‘Cross of Color
Subprime Assembly
Margaret Warrier
Roberta McElroy
Nancy Orn
Nancy Johnson
Carol Mulgin
Jill Bartholme
Rainbow Girls
Howard Ross
Willard Gibson
F. H. Bartholme
W. A. Leaby
Royal Messenger
Sanford Golden 25th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Gilbert N Sanford of 138 West Main Street Youngsville Fa will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house for friends and relatives on Sunday from 2 to 10 pm Their children Gilbert De Sanford Leslie Sanford and Sian Ban ford are hosting at their home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Peterson
Buffalo
West
Washington
East South Street
Hazilton
Parker Trisoule
Whitby
Tee Millison
Cleveldnd
Flacult— ‘Gilbert
Root
Merle ‘Frivent
Kermit Mewes
Wright
California
Gilbert N. Sanford
Main ‘Street
Youngaville
Gilbert de Sanford
Leslie
Sian Banford
Spencer Ladies Aid Meeting Hostess Mrs T J Fullom
Mrs T J Fullom of R D 3 hosted an all day Spencer Ladies Aid meeting. A picnic dinner fed 37 persons. Prayer was led by Mrs Lyle Merry and Scripture readings by Mrs T R Sorenson. The group voted 10 for a CARE package and planned a July Mead Park family picnic with Mrs Jack Lloyd as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ladies Aid
T. J. Fullom
R. D
Lylé Merry
Dinner Fete for Miss Shirley Gilbert at Fort LeBoeuf
A Wednesday evening dinner fete at the Showboat Fort LeBoeuf honored Miss Shirley Gilbert the bride elect to marry Ronald Triscil tomorrow. Seventeen guests from Carry-Jamestown Mfg Co attended. They shared a dinner and presented a china gift to the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunner
Morton Anniversary Party Honors Park Street Couple
Mr and Mrs Cleve Morton of Park Street were honored at a family party for their table wedding anniversary yesterday. Over 90 relatives attended the dinner at Mead Park. Guests included Mrs Jack Dey and daughter, Laurence Morton and family, A Boag and daughter of Eric, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Benim and family of Louisville Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Morton
Cleve
Morton
Park Street
Mead Park
Jack Dey
Laurence Morton
A. 5. Boag
Eric
Thomas Benim
Louisville, Ky
State Aid For Airports To Be Allocated Soon
The Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission expects to begin allocating 2 billion dollars in state matching funds for airport improvement projects within weeks. The grants under a new tag will fund the largest airport rebuilding program in a decade, with federal and local monies involved. Adj. Gen. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr. notes the study of allocations should finish before the July meeting, and warns adjustments are needed before announcing appropriations. The plan allocates 60 percent federal funds, 25 percent state, and the remainder local. previous delays occurred due to Congress not appropriating federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amisouni
State Aeronautics Commission
Adj
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr
Pennsylvania
Adjutant General
Granta
CAA
Congress
Orderly Strike Planned By USW
United Steelworkers outline peaceful strike plans in event of no contract by midnight June 30. Secretary-treasurer I W Abel directs district directors to maintain order, urging an orderly and peaceful plant shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USW
New York
United Steelworkers
I W. Abel
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory Highlights Local Eateries
Patronize these fine restaurants and night spots noted for cuisine and hospitality. GINNIE'S CAFETERIA at 518 West Main Street offers round the clock service Monday through Saturday with main dishes, vegetables, salads and home baked goods in a self service style. JANSEN'S DAIRY STORE open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily serves breakfast 7 to 10, takeout sundaes and fries, deli items, and fresh sandwiches. DEER HEAD INN three miles east of Spring Creek serves steaks, seafood, chicken and rabbits 4 to 1 p.m. weekdays and 4 to 1 p.m. Saturday. PITTSFIELD INN in Pittsfield, Pa, run by Allen and Dorothy Scilly for ten years, open daily with Sunday dinner 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. FRANK & VERNA'S RESTAURANT in Columbus open daily 8 a.m. to midnight, Sundays 9:30 a.m. to midnight, featuring Sunday dinners and banquet hall. COLONEL DRAKE HOTEL in Titusville offers banquet facilities, wedding receptions and dinners with luncheon 11:45 to 1:30, dinner 5:30 to 8, Sundays 12 to 7, cocktail lounge late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginnie's
West Main Street
Alli
Childrat
Jansen's
Mig Stmches
Deer Head Inn
Frank & Verna’s
Columbus
Colonel Drake
Titusville
Wester Pennsylvania
Truman Warns U S Britain Of Red Dangers
In London, former President Truman warned Britain and the United States not to be blinded by election year illusions amid Communist threats. He warned alliances among English-speaking nations may falter if goals diverge and cautioned against letting electoral politics disrupt shared policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harry Urkiman
Britain
United States
Pilgrims
Rami
Kremlin
Hauve
Adam
U. S
Truman Sees Recovery as Allies Stress Restraint
The report notes President Truman’s strong applause as he urged caution toward ambitious nations and urged steadiness in allied policy. The Trumans attended a luncheon with London’s Lord Mayor Cuthbert Ackroyd at Mansion House, while a scientific aside mentions Greenland being covered by 647 cubic miles of ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Truman
Greenland
Infant Eckman Fails To Survive
John Lawrence Eckman infant son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Eckman of 204 West Frederick street was born at Cory Memorial Hospital last evening and died this morning. Survivors include one sister Laure nen at home paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence A Eckman of Corry paternal great grandparent Elbert Mixer of Corry maternal grandfather Francis Wolbert of Pittsfield The Bracken Funeral Home will handle interment tomorrow in St Elisabeth s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
John Lawrence Eckman
Lawrence E. Eckman
Weste Frederick Street
Cory Memorial Hospital
Laurenen
Lawrence A
Corry
Elbert Mixer
Francis Wolbert
Pittsfield
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Elisabeth's Cemetery
Union City Livestock Prices Report
Prices for bale June 21 show ranges across multiple categories. Hogs 15 to 16 percent, sows 12 to 13, beef cows 10 to 13, cutters 9 to 10, beef heifers 13 to 16, bulls 19 to 16, veal calved 19 to 22, heavy and medium calves 13 to 18, lambs 16 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
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Grice Jewelers Corner
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Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory
Pittsfield Inn
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Dorothy Scilly
Youngsville
U.S
Dodd
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