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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1954

Page

5

Talks Set to Avert Nationwide C IO Strike

CIO Communications Workers Union and Western Electric Co representatives will meet in New York Monday to avert a strike set for next Thursday. Joseph A Beirne said 16 000 installers have no contract since May 2 and earn about 168 an hour, with 44 states at risk except Maine Vermont New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

Cleveland CIO Communications Workers Union Western Electric Co Bell Telephone Co New York Joseph A. Beirne Washington Maine Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts

Meyner Says Threats Aimed to Halt Hoffman Probe

Governor Meyner stated at a news conference that certain people tried to stop his investigation into the late Harold G. Hoffman by threats. He said the threats did not work and noted the individuals reminded him of his involvement in an area purchase agreement for an Employment Service Division construction project.

Hoffman Trenton N. J Robert B. Meyner Harold G. Hoffman

Whorl of summer travel and a June wedding

Society notes detail numerous local families leaving for vacations to French Camp Mississippi Cleveland Lorraine and Lake Erie visits to Imperial Session in Atlantic City and trips to New York City Union New Jersey and Flushing Long Island. The piece also reports the June wedding of Betty JoAnn Powers and Joseph Michael Tomehick at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with a reception for 150 and plans to reside at 524 North Center Street in Corry.

Don Braswell Donna Linda Worth Street French Camp Miss Braswell Fay Weber David and Doughts Wright Street Cleveland Lorraine Lake Erie Atlantic City R. J. Fogle Reed Richard Rossbacher Wallace Hammond L. P. Baker Reade Langhurst Wilbur Rickers Sam Skinner Frank Karkoski Cathy Frank Jr Bobby East Main Street New York City Peter Russell Peter Union N. J Flushing L. I John HR. Czech Western States Joseph Borrone St. Cloud Fla South First Avenue Dorothy Hanlin East South Street Albany, Ga Mary Mashburn Air Force Nursing Corps Paul Weldht Craig Welcht Jennie Welcht East Bond Street Warren Ohio Saginaw Mich Merle Long Mia K. D. Brown Marjorie Brown Florence Bates John Long Clara Hill Bethlehes Women’s Relief Corps Robert Nichols Hamilton, N Betty J. Powers Joseph M. Tomchick St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Betty JoAnn Powers Eugene Powers Joseph Michael Tomehick Michael Tomehick Union City Elmer A. Ortner Coleen Kaltels Harold Flowers Helen Powers Mor Joseph Kiel Tomchick Ronald Gregley Richard Powers Donald Hill Frank Puckly Jr Powers Sylvia Nielsen Provo Utah Winchester Kennedy Ripley Findley Lake N. Y Erie Pittsburgh North East McKeesport New York State Canada Miss Powers Corry Senior High Aero Supply Mfg Go, Inc Tomekick Aero Supply North Center Street

Newlyweds Honored At Reception By Local Friends

Newly married Mr. and Mrs. Richard Querreveld were guest of honor at a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Williams at their R. D. 4 home. About 120 guests attended a program with accordion and violin selections, a mock wedding for Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schurman, and multiple attendants. Refreshments included cake, ice cream, and Kool-Aid, with lighted tapers at the purse table.

Richard Querreveld Merle Williams Robert Willams Henry Querreveld Dorothy Querreveld Raymond Querreveld Albert Katren Lois Hatch Peter Schurman Orlo Watrous Homer Kolstee James Jane Kolstee Ting Earl Pierce Robert Pierce Schurzman

Kathy Koestner 12th Birthday Party Held at West South Street

MrsGeorge Koestner hosted Kathy Koestners 12th birthday on Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4. Ten guests joined games and prize winners Judy McMichael Mary Ellen Downey Shirley Ross and Patty McCloskey. pastel baskets iced cake and drinks were served. Gifts for the honoree were presented. Out of town guests included Wands Rieck and Carolyn Brundage from Spring Creek.

Kathy Koestner George Koestner West South Street Kathy Oldlock Judy McMichael Mary Ellen Downey Shirley Ross Patty McCloskey Wands Rieck Carolyn Brundage Spring Creek

Girls Day Camp Planned At Mead Park

Mead Park hosts a girls day camp in July 1980 with sessions Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday from 9 am to 3 pm for Brownies and Girl Scouts in the area. Unit leaders include Mrs. Riding Union City Mrs Wick Waterford Mrs McLallen Beaver Dam and more with Mrs Leaby taking reservations.

Mead Park W. F. Riding Union City Perry Wick Lucille McLallen Waterford Merrill Wade Beaverdam E. J. Tobias Eugene Davis George Hull Arthur Shields W. A. Leaby Euat Frederick Street

Friendly Circle Met For Routine Session

The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School met at Mrs. Ray Stateman home with 13 members and three guests. Mrs. LaVerne Vrooman spoke on Living Our Christianity from James two, the evening included games led by Lawrence Redding, and awards to Mrs. Gordon Shampoe, Mrs. Marion Way, and Mrs. Arthur Wallace. The circle honored Mrs. Merton Bemis with a stock shower, then adjourned after a light lunch.

Cutting Sunday School Ray Stateman Marion Way Rtead LaVerne Vrooman Clymer James

McCray Cemetery Tea Repeats Successful Charity Event

The annual McCray Cemetery Association tea was held Thursday from 2 to 4 at the Community House with the Ladies Auxiliary in charge. Officers elected included Mrs. Homer McCray president Mrs. Ladd Lewis vice president Mrs. Raymond Wiggers secretary and Mrs. Roland Hasbrouck treasurer. The next tea committee was named and program featured two piano solos a reading and a monologue. Tea sandwiches jello and cookies were served and paper rose favors filled with mints were at the buffet. Proceeds fund cemetery upkeep.

McCray Cemetery Association Edna Wade Homer McCray Ladd Lewis Raymond Wiggers Roland Hasbrouck Bam Stults Clifford McCray Louis Sexton Wiggers Cora McCray Hasbrouck

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