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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1960

Page

5

Couple Married Here Residing In New Jersey

Miss Rose Marie McFadden daughter of Mrs. M. W. McFadden of Barnsdall Oklahoma wed Lewis Ellis Dillinger son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Y. Dillinger of Tituguille on Saturday evening June 18. Rev. Robert J. DeBoer performed the double ring ceremony at 7 PM at his South Center Street home. The bride wore a navy dress with white accessories and a white rose corsage. Attending was her sister in law Mrs. Richard J. Mould of Corry. A four tier cake and coffee followed at the Mould home. The bride is a Sulphur High School graduate. The groom serves in the U S Army Medical Corps and is stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey where they will reside.

Ua Mieringe Rose Marie McFadden Cate M. W& McFadden Barnsdall Okla Lewis Ellis Dillinger Lewis Y. Dillinger Mechanic Street Tituguille Robert J. DeBoer First Baptist Church South Center Ahreel Richard J. Mould Corry Old H High School U. S. Army Medical Corps Fort Dix N. J

Shower Honors Miss McIntyre in Pre wedding Party

A social evening of games and visiting honored Miss Marlene McIntyre at Mrs. B. E. St. Clit’s RD 1 home with prizes won by Mrs. Robert Loveland Mrs. Karl Berenson and Mrs. George Harriman. Miss McIntyre who wed Jeffry Baldwin this Saturday received gifts as guests from Meadville Union City attendees.

Marlene McIntyre B. E. St. Clit RD. 1 Robert Loveland Karl Berenson George Harriman Miss MccIntyre

Presbyterians Stage Plenic Event at Mead Park

The First Presbyterian Church held its annual plenic supper for about 175 people at Mead Park last evening. Invocations were shared by Bled Van Dresar and Robert Galbreath, who headed arrangements. Youth committees led games and contests after dinner followed by a fathers and sons baseball game.

Binie First Presbyterian Church Mead Park Robert, Eddy Fathers and Sons

East Branch Grange Plans Card Party

The East Branch Grange plans a card party to raise funds for a building addition. Sponsored by the Grange, the event is set for this Saturday at 8 o’clock in the Grange Hall. Prizes for high and low in bridge 500 and canasta, refreshments, and door prizes will be offered.

East Branch The Grange Ralph Goold

General Telephone Company Staff Host Annual Picnic

Genel Employes and their families gathered for a picnic at Mead Park's Nichols Lodge with visiting guests from Union City Waterford Cambridge Springs and Edinboro and the local office. Horseshoes and a bountiful supper followed an evening of fellowship chaired by Miss Katherine Kirin and Mrs Winifred Utegg.

Genel General Telephone Company Nichols Lodge Mead Park Katherine Kirin Winifred Utegg Union City Waterford Cambridge Springs Edinboro Cal

Bridal Shower Fetes Jean Wood

A Tuesday evening bridal shower for Jean Wood was hosted by her sister June Wood at their Brook Street home. Cohostesses Elbert Wood and Clifford Button assisted. pink yellow and white decor featured miniature umbrellas with mints and nuts as favors. Prizes went to Mrs. Roger Sybrant Townville Mrs. Fern Morton Lottsville and Jean Wood. Relishes coffee lemonade and gelatin followed a three tiered cake by Mrs. Burton. Jean Wood will wed Marinus Christensen Jr on July 16th. pink rose bouquet from Mrs. Button and many gifts noted. Guests traveled from North East Erie Bear Lake Townville and Lousville.

Jean Wood June Wood Brook Street Elbert Wood Clifford Button Roger Sybrant Townville Fern Morton Lottsville

Bridge group posts scores at Corry VFW session

In a weekly Corry Bridge Association session at the VFW Post home the Howell movement yielded an average score of 28. John Blatt and Ted Hubley led with 30, followed by Mrs. Frank Graft and Mrs. Gerald Lane with 28. Next week's play will be a regular game.

Corry Bridge Association VFW Howell John Blatt Ted Hubley Frank Graft Gerald Lane

Odd Fellows Confer Regrees Ininitory Degree at Su gar Grove

Members of Vauxhian Lodge No. 685 Independent Order of Odd Fellows will travel to Sugar Grove this evening to assist in conferring the initiatory degree on a large class of candidates. Lodges from the area are expected to attend. Local members should assemble at TOOF Hall on North Center Street by 7 o clock.

Vauxhian Order of Odd Fellows Sugar Grove Odd Fellows Toof Hall North Center Street

New Committee Probes Study On School Improvements

A joint committee reviews local education strategies noting high student scores on college level tests and calling for analysis of course alignment with student ability. They propose standardized testing to gauge progress and urge updating a 1956 curriculum. Meetings with English and science staff are planned to raise schooling levels.

Wpum Mohr

Miss Burst Weds Gerald Lloyd In Cleveland Church

Norma Ruth Burst daughter of Mr and Mrs George Burst of Cleveland Ohio wed Gerald Ray Lloyd son of Mr and Mrs Harold J Lloyd of Corry Pa at Parma Evangelical United Brethren Church Cleveland The double ring ceremony at 4 30 p m featured gowns Chantilly lace pink and white decorations and a reception in church parlors The couple honeymoon in Canada and will reside at 3836 North 15th Street Philadelphia after July 1 The bride a Malone and Houghton College graduate and the groom a Houghton College graduate planning medical school at Temple University

Norma Ruth Burst George J. Burst Cleveland Ohio Gerald Ray Lloyd Harold J. Lloyd East Irving Street Corry H. Ray Harris Evangelical United Brethren Church J. A. Ringenberg Brooklyn Missionary Church Parma Evangelical United Brethren Church Norman Arnold Evelyn Strahsburg Fort Wayne Ind Janet Engle Columbus Joel Lloyd Ray Stover Coatesville Norman Baker Port Allegany Earl Klunzinger Jerry Hewes Amherst Burst Lloyd Canada North 15Th Street Philadelphia Malone College Houghton College Corry High School Houghton Temple University

Congress Expands Pension Eligibility for Members and Staff

Washington AF reports Congress passed a bill to broaden pension eligibility for members and certain veteran employees. It allows service across other government agencies to count toward the five year minimum. Members contribute 7 percent of a 22,500 salary, with pensions up to 18,000 annually based on years served.

Congress

Clarion College announces $8.69 million expansion plan

Clarion State College plans total expansion costs of 8.686 million dollars over eight years. Four immediate projects worth 2.381 million begin within 12 months, including a 1.2 million admin library building and a 791 thousand women’s dormitory. Construction on the first two starts by year end. Dr. Chandler retiring in September, James Gemmell to succeed.

Larion Clarion State College Paul G. Chandler Chandler James Gemmell

Altoona Vice Raid Targets Lottery Operations

Simultaneous police raids on the United Billiards Parlor and the Eighth Avenue News Stand led to three men being charged with trafficking in lottery tickets and establishing a gambling place. Detectives seized 900 dollars in cash, betting slips, and two ticker tape machines. All three suspects were released on 500 dollar bonds pending a hearing next week. Alfred Ferramini 45 news stand operator Joseph D. Ruggiero 24 pool room owner charged with lottery trafficking. Marlon J. Roberts 32 pool room attendant charged with lottery offense.

Alluma United Billiards Parlor Eighth Avenue Guy Edwin Mohler Alfred Ferramini Joseph D. Ruggiero Marlon J. Roberts

Convention Delegates Press for Nomination Support

Mrs. Belle Everett national committeewoman acts as hostess while Mayor Eugene Lamott of Wilmington watches. The scene captures delegates at the convention as efforts for nomination approval unfold. AP Wirephoto confirms the event and key figures in attendance.

Belle Everett Eugene Lamott Wilmington

Television Stars and Billing in the TV Era

TV uses star to label many cast members while real stage stars remain rare. The piece notes how variety shows renounce above the title billing and how co star usage often mislabels supporting players. The recommended evening program is The Secret World of Eddie Hodges on CBS with Eddie Hodges, Jackie Gleason, Janis Paige, Hugh O Brian, Bert Labr and Margaret Hamilton.

New York Madison Avenue Helen Hayes Mary Martin Rex Harrison Ethel Barrymore Steve Allen Perry Como Dinah Shore Eddie Hodges CBS Eddie Jackie Gleason Janis Paige Hugh O'Brian Bert Labr Margaret Hamilon

Railroads Strike Ends With 4 Percent Pay Hike

Chicago AP reports the wage dispute between the railroads and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen ends in a settlement granting a 4 per cent pay increase over 16 months. Members will receive 10.208 cents hourly, half arriving July 1, 1960 and half March 1, 1961, with existing wages ranging from 2.25 to 24 dollars per hour. The agreement also includes adding 17 cents per hour to base pay for cost of living adjustments since May 1957, canceling the cost of living escalator clause, and extending the contract to November 1, 1961.

Chicago Tn Hon Brotherhood of Railroad Brotherhood of Allive Engineers

Man 23 Kills Himself After Shooting Wife's Parents

In Brooke County West Virginia, 23 year old Robert Blake shot and killed Edward Elliott 50 and Juanita Elliott 46, wounded his wife Juanita Blake 18, then killed himself. He was a Wellsburg area truck driver. the couple had been estranged two days.

Wheeling W. Va Juanita Blake Dave Rees Brooke County Blake Edward Juanita Elliott Wellsburg

Britain Bank Interest Upgraded Amid Rate Hike

The Bank of England raised the official rate to 6 percent from 4, the second tightening since January 1 to address a worsening balance of payments and inflation. The move signals tighter credit terms for importers and a stiffer cost for foreign purchases as exports stay buoyant but imports rise.

Lund Paermerieees Bank of England

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