Fragmented Note on Emergency Room Charges
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a 05,851 amount and an emergency room charge. The readable text is incomplete, showing garbled words and stray punctuation without clear context or full data.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a 05,851 amount and an emergency room charge. The readable text is incomplete, showing garbled words and stray punctuation without clear context or full data.
Miss Patricia Lucille Hunt and William Porter Waterhouse wed at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with a double ring ceremony. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Merritt Hunt and maid of honor Miss Camille Waterhouse. reception followed at the Corry Country Club with guests from Wheeling St Augustine Jamestown Salamanca and Erie. The couple will honeymoon in Bermuda and reside in Corry after returning.
Mrs. Vanderhoof aged 73 was honored at a Mead Park picnic yester day hosted by her family including daughter Mrs Clifford Long. About 40 guests enjoyed a decorated cake, games, and visiting. Out of town attendees included Mrs Clement Darling and Mr and Mrs Neil Armentrout of Lakewood Ohio plus Mr and Mrs Glenn Darling of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Duane Carlson and daughter of Jamestown.
Archie Titch of R D 3 was surprised Saturday evening as 28 friends and relatives honored him on his birthday. Prizes went to Marty Morton Earl Roberts and Harry Morton. Mrs Archie Alford, his daughter, served lunch of salads cake and ice cream. Cherlyn Ann Titch four months old was the youngest guest.
Captain John Spiesman of Toledo wed Mary Anne Downey at Gibsonburg. The bride, trained in Toledo schools and Seton Hill, wore white silk taffeta with scalloped neckline and train. she will teach in Toledo. Groom, a U S Air Force captain, is stationed at Walker AFB Roswell New Mexico.
The Business and Professional Women club meets in TOOF Hall with a 6:30 dinner and Dr E H Harmon addressing at 8:30 on hypnosis. Clarence Herring serves as finance chairman with her committee in charge and guests are welcome.
John C. Cowles of Cleveland and Phyllis Gil lesple of Erie will wed September 1 at Saral Hearn Memorial Presbyterian Church in Erie. Phyllis, a graduate of Erie’s Broh ngh Vincent High School and Allegheny College, studied at Edinburgh, Scotland, and works as a cane worker for Cleveland's Division of Child Welfare. John, son of Corry residents now in Cleveland, holds a bachelor’s degree from Wittenberg College and will pursue graduate study at Western Reserve University.
Conelway Girl Scouts gathered at Mesd Park for a cookout and investiture as Troop 378 girls "flew up" to Troop 218 led by Mrs. Forrest Gates. New members include Jane McCoy Sandra Bensink Christine Rool Judy Lindholm Christine Pantie Judy Lindberg Leah Daley Linda Krupa Marcia Kuhns Beverly Troyer and Diane Hall.
Anna Lou Barringer was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Burton Emory and Mrs. Virgil Emory at the latter’s home on R D 2 Clymer. Ninety two guests from Corry Union City Wattsburg North East Mayville and Ripley attended. Barringer will wed Dallas Emory on July 18 at 6 pm in Marks Corners Evangelical United Brethren Church.
The Snack Time 4 H 3 Club of Sciota met at Judy Darnofall’s home on RD 4 with 27 members present. Carolyn Golita from Erie will lead the club this summer as meetings are scheduled, and members split into three groups to plan brownies and punch for the next session hosted by Mrs James Kolstee on June 27 at 1 30.
Loyal Order of Moose held a formal installation for Corry Chapter No 717 Women of the Moose with James Sheldon presiding. Officers installed include Mrs. Davis junior graduate regent and Miss Rosemarie Malek junior regent, among others. A reception followed as the group plans next meeting on July 1. The Meadville-Meadville-Babcock connection marked a double wedding ceremony for Eric Rainevale and Anne Davis officiated by Rev. Robert Moore at Christ Episcopal Church with attendance from Corry Erie Pittsburgh and other areas.
The Columbus Girls 4-H Club met in Town Hall with acting president Ardeth Bull presiding over the pledge and meeting. Mrs. Geraldine Johnston of Warren outlined summer events including 4-H Club Week August 7 through 14 and the county 4-H picnic on July 26, plus sewing button techniques. Next meeting is Friday June 21 at 1:30 in the same place.
Mrs George Mulderick hosted a bridal luncheon at her Findley Lake cottage for her niece Miss Barbara Yeager of Erie. Yeager, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Yeager of Erie and granddaughter of Mrs Margaret Mulderick, will wed Joseph Charles of Cincinnati on July 5 at St Joseph's Church. Prizes went to several attendees including Miss Hazel Morrell and Miss M Agnes Lynch of Corry, with a shower cake and gifts presented to the guest of honor.
The Wood family holds its second annual reunion this Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Davis on the Sugar Grove Bust road. Dinner is planned for 1 o clock and all relatives are invited to attend.
A daughter was born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Merl Smith of Waltsboro at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bemis at Corry Memorial Hospital located at 185 East Church Street.
Students of Miles Johnson presided at a spring recital yesterday in the parlors of the Methodist Church. The program included solo pieces by Sharon Messinger Sylvia Schneider Haun Teen Welchi Connie Johnson Wally Crouch Judy Messinger and others plus duets by the Chaffee sisters and a trumpet duet by Wally Crouch Roger Myers with Catherine Kelley piano. Several performers were unable to participate.
A Thursday evening bridal shower for Miss Isabelle Stiles, who will wed Robert Anthony on July 19, was hosted by Mrs. Ruby Chase, Mrs. Helen Marts, Mrs. Romeld Tris keb and Mrs. Daniel Reynolds at West Park Place. Attendees enjoyed bingo and visiting. prizes went to Misses Amy Curtis, Shirley Yatatch, Mary Louise Thomas, Betty Jaquith, Linde Marrs, and several wives. The door prize went to Miss Jaquim as pink and green decorations and a lavish buffet marked the occasion.
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