Troyer Reynolds vows in Union City church ceremony
Dixie Lee Reynolds wed Roger Vernon Troyer in a Union City Presbyterian Church ceremony. The couple's families and guests attended a reception at the church hall after the 2 p.m. ceremony.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1959
Page
5
Dixie Lee Reynolds wed Roger Vernon Troyer in a Union City Presbyterian Church ceremony. The couple's families and guests attended a reception at the church hall after the 2 p.m. ceremony.
Corry Country Club will observe Ladies Day on Thursday. Golf will be played in both morning and afternoon with lunch served at noon for golfers. Bridge will follow in the afternoon with lunch at 1 o'clock for the ladies playing bridge. Reservations are urged at the club or with Miss Josephine St. Clair.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at Grange Hall for a tureen dinner and business session led by President Mrs. Harold Jackson. The group welcomed an invitation from Sharon Club for its birthday meeting at Shenango Club on July event. Auditing committee members were named as Mrs. Mary E. Sears Mrs. J. R. Dearing and Mrs. Malek. Miss Maxene Oberman will attend Pittsburg state convention as a delegate with Miss M. Agnes Lynch and Mrs. Norman Tarbell also expected. Next meeting will be a picnic with location to be announced.
Miss Beatrice Bonsink sang Highways Are Happy Ways at Columbus Grange as the meeting focused on Highway Safety. Trooper Salvador L. Rodrigues from the Erie Public Relations and Safety office spoke, showing two highway safety films. The evening crowd enjoyed sandwiches cookies doughnuts and coffee provided by Mrs Paul Suchar Sr and Mrs Ronald Carter. The Warren County Pomom degree team will confer degrees at the Corry Grange session July 6. The next Columbus Grange meeting is July 13.
The 40th annual Whaley family reunion was held at Mead Park on Sunday with a dinner for about 45 relatives. Walter Whaley led the business session as acting president. Officers elected: Andrew McQuown president, Mrs Walter Dale vice president, Mrs Richard Mulligan secretary and treasurer. Ice cream and watermelon followed. The 1960 reunion is planned for Mead Park with date to be announced.
Friends and relatives are invited to an open house at the Davis home in Corry to celebrate the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Davis of R. D. 2 Corry. The event runs Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Hostesses will be their daughters Miss Evelyn Davis and Mrs. Lucille Keller.
Twenty Corry Kiwanis members met at Hotel Corny for the noon meeting with Thomas Russell in charge. A Bruce Smith, president of Melnnes Steel Company, spoke on the plant history and current government projects. The board of directors met at Frank Anthony's Carter Hill summer home last evening.
Beta Sigma Phi Chapter members gathered at Reed's Steak House on Saturday for a surprise baby shower luncheon honoring Mrs. Richard Mason. The event featured pink and blue favor baskets, mint treats, and visiting time as gifts were presented for the occasion.
Wheelock Community Aid announces a Wiener Roast meeting on Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Krasa RD2 The event invites members and families to attend and asks guests to bring wieners and rolls.
Christine Chiricuzio Jr and Mrs Ralph Chiricuzio Jr hosted a graduation party for their daughter at the Sombrero Room of Ginnies Cafeteria. Guests Elaine Chillock Pat Perry Helen Shira Susan Ross Fred Walsh Marilyn Junefleisch and Maxine Nichols won prizes in various games and an elimination dance awarded to Pat Perry Pat Bathomer Bill Bachomer and Christine Obiricuzio. Dick Farrer received the door prize as attendees enjoyed hamburgers soft drinks and potato chips before dancing the rest of the afternoon.
Spring Creek Grange No. 236 announces its 5th anniversary gathering on Thursday evening. Neighboring Granges are invited to attend and each Grange will provide one entertainment item. Special speaker John Boylan will address the meeting and a strong turnout is urged.
The First Presbyterian Church and Church School will hold a picnic tomorrow evening at 6 at the Mead Park main pavilion. Families are invited, bring a picnic supper, coffee and drinks will be provided, and youth activities are planned for children after dinner. if rain, move to the church activity room.
Walter Williams, a 116 year old Confederate veteran and the Civil War's last survivor, is described by Dr. Russell Wolfe as weaker than last week but with fever down and the prognosis for recovery improving after a two week bout with pneumonia. Williams, who was stricken June 6, has remained under an oxygen tent for several days.
Faye Lanphier Daniels, 53, the first California winner of Miss America in 1925, died Sunday in Oakland from viral pneumonia. She was the mother of two daughters and a grandmother.
After a slow start Queen Elizabeth II begins to draw massive crowds as she sails up the St Lawrence toward big cities and Ancien Quebec. The royal visit sparks pageantry and excitement from workers in Arvida to towns across northern Quebec, signaling stronger Commonwealth ties and Canada’s industrial expansion.
Report from a prison where officers guard a cordon around the facility as inmates in one wing stay quiet. Calls from inmates say demands are nearly ready, but they refuse further contact. No escape attempts have been observed as authorities maintain a tense stand-off.
In a bustling showroom a hundred buyers and fashion press examine new fall costumes. Adele Simpson accepts praise after a successful showing, while the designer explains the daily demands of managing staff including her Norwegian cook and chauffeur as essential helpers.
The Bronx principal John Works, known for handling troublesome children by recalling his own youth, reports success without punishment. He believes in loving students, walking neighborhoods, and engaging with community groups to guide youths. Fordham University awards him its Insignis Medal as he nears 70.
Ronald Field, a former University of Pittsburgh instructor, is charged with desertion and non support after his wrecked car was found along the Monongahela River. His wife Jean Field, mother of two, sought a grand jury indictment in Pittsburgh. Field, 27, was said to be living in Pasadena, California. Police noted the May 12 wreck as a ruse to fake death following reports of an alleged romance with a Pitt coed.
Oklahoma lawmakers move toward legal liquor two months ahead as the House passes a liquor control bill and sends it to Governor Edmondson. It envisions a state liquor control board to regulate bottle sales by September 1, following an April 7 constitutional amendment repealing prohibition by a wide vote. A separate note honors Tully, praising his long service and youth work as he looks forward to retirement.
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