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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
5
Local Youth Service Groups Meet to Plan Events
Readable fragments show youth groups such as Men’s, Women’s, and Ladies classes organizing at community church. Mentions include worship, study meetings, and junior company practice with several organizations listed in scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rps Ca
Rand
Ompany
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Elgin Bride Weds in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Julia Alice Smith of Elgin married Roger Earl Haight of Corry in a 10 40 morning ceremony at First Methodist Church. Rev George A Myers officiated. Bride wore pastel blue suit with white accessories and a white rose corsage. Groom’s best man was Milton L McIntyre. The couple plans a Great Lakes trip then will reside at 408 West Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Alice Smith
Elgin
Roger Earl Haight
Corry
George A. Myers
First Methodist Church
Aurelius D. Smith
Earl R. Haight
East Smith Street
Mr. Haight
Robert Long
Milton L. McIntyre
Great Lakes Region
Central States
West
Smith Street
Miss Smith
Corry High School
Ajax Iron Works
Raymond
Whaley Reunion Held At Mead Park in 1958
Mead Park hosted the 39th annual Whaley family reunion with 52 relatives and one guest. After a tureen dinner, Andrew MacQuown of Ridgway was elected president for the coming year with Mrs. Richard Mulligan of West Spring Creek as secretary and treasurer. The day included games and visiting, and next year’s reunion was set for June 21 at the same site with relatives from Corry Youngsville Gale Warren Ridgway Brookville Spring Creek Ashville Westfield and Brocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Whaley
Andrew MacQuown
Ridgway
Richard Mulligan
West Spring Creek
Corry
Youngsville
Gale
Warren
Brookville
Spring Creek
West
Ashville
Westfield
Brocton
VFW Auxiliary Plans Memorial Plaque and Picnic
AMMA Srasic, president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary, presided over last evening’s meeting with 10 members present at the VFW Post home. The group voted to place a memorial plaque at Corry Memorial Hospital for the late Mrs Carrie Houghton and discussed the national convention in New York City. Mrs Alfred Cone was elected delegate with Mrs William Roehrig as alternate. Miss Helen Porter won the attendance award. The next meeting will be a July 24 picnic at Harold Carr’s camp near Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaio
Amma Srasic
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Corry Memorial Hospital
Carrie Houghton
New York City
Alfred Cone
William Roehrig
Helen Porter
Harold Carr
Garland
Birthday Club Honors Miss Hazel Merker
Claude Blanchard hosted a Birthday Club picnic at Redtop pavilion Mead Park with ten members enjoying a lareen dinner and honoring Miss Hazel Merker who received a small gift. Afterward they visited at the Blanchard home on Spring Street and were served lemonade wafers and candy. The next meeting is set for July 24 at O. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Blanchard
Birthday Club
Redtop
Mead Park
Hazel Merker
Blanchard
Springstreet
Club
O. A
Helping Hand Club Enjoys Picnic Lunch
Twenty members of the Helping Hand Club enjoyed a picnic yesterday at the home of Mrs. Bertha Darwin on Mead avenue. A tureen dinner was served at noon followed by visiting and cards. More picnics are planned for the summer with dates and venues to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Bertha Darwin
Mead Avenue
Mrs Raymond Lawson Feted At Stark Shower
Mrs Raymond Lawson was honored at a Stark shower hosted at 98 West Columbus by her sister Mrs Emmett Huntley and mother Mrs Neil Stutzman. Nineteen ladies attended with prizes won by Mrs Steve Janoski Miss Leona Huntley Mrs Harry Jaguith Mrs Homer White and Miss Teresa Hajec. Refreshments featured decorated crocakes and ice cream with spring flower centerpieces and favors of miniature pink and blue crandies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lawson
West
Columbus Avenue
Neil Stutzman
Emmett Huntley
Steve Janoski
Leona Huntley
Harry Jaguith
Homer White
Teresa Hajec
Baptist Berean Group Elects New Officers
The Berean Society of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carroll on East South Street with 12 members present. Officers elected were Herbert Rogers president, Henry Burlingame vice president, Mrs. John Bosak secretary, and Grace Dennison treasurer. A Bible quiz and games followed, with dessert lunch served by the hostesses. The next meeting will be an August planie with details announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Society of the First Baptist Church
Ralph Carroll
East South Street
Arland Biyous
Herbert Rogers
Henry Burlingame
John Bosak
Grace Dennison
Burrows
Rogers
Richard Orn
Thomas Griglack
Officers Elected By EUB Ladies Aid
Harris Watrous hosted 16 members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid at her White Street home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Clira Walker led devotions, prayer was offered by Mrs. Mary Beagle, and the business session elected officers: President Mrs Henry Kennery, Vice President Mrs Harley Banks, Secretary Elbert E Bush, Treasurer John Babitre, Chaplain Clara Walker. The group plans to meet July 5 at Mrs Bush's North Center Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Watrous
Ladies ‘Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
White Street
Clira Walker
Mary Beagle
Harley Banks
Henry Kennery
Elbert E. Bush
John Babi
Snack Packers Form 4-H Club Name in West Spring Creek
The West Spring Creek 4-H Club chose Snack Packers as their group name during a Town Hall meeting led by president Beverly Tripp. Mrs. Geraldine Johnston and Mrs. Bernard Porter aided the session with singing games for 12 members and one guest, Maxine Mitchell, who helped make cinnamon shakes and sandwiches. The next gathering is set for 9 30 a m on July 10 at the same location with Carol Mitchell planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Spring Creek
Beverly Tripp
Geraldine Johnston
Bernard Porter
Maxine Mitchell
Carol Mitchell
Presbyterian Church Has Annual Outing at Mead Park
Presbyterian Church and Church School held their annual picnic at Mead Park on Wednesday evening with about 100 children and adults attending. A plentiful tureen dinner followed by ice cream, soft drinks, and coffee was provided. William Stright and Kenneth Bur directed games and contests for the youths, awarding several prizes, with Ray Weber and Jan Howard in charge of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aue Cast Presbyverian Guareh
Mead Park
William Stright
Kenneth Bur
Church Board of Deacons Division of Youth Work
Ray Weber
Jan Howard
Wright School Teachers and Families Picnic at Shorelands
About 40 Wright School teachers and their families joined a Wednesday afternoon picnic at the Shorelands on Chautauqua Lake. Mrs. Lawrence Anderson hosted the group. A hearty supper was served and attendees enjoyed swimming and socializing into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Wright School
Chautauqua Lake
Lawrence Anderson
Tax Cut Bill Set For the Approval
Washington article reports the bill to cut taxes, slashing half a billion dollars yearly from freight transportation surcharges. It preserves the 10 percent federal tax on rail, bus, and air tickets and repeals the World War I freight excise effective August 1, reducing revenues by at least 485 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holme
Eisenhower
Senate
House Representatives
House
Treasury
Daughter born to Samuel and Sherman Wallace family
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Samuel Wallace of Sherman. A daughter was born Wednesday in Orlando, Florida to Mr and Mrs Louis Sherwood formerly of Corry. Mrs Sherwood is the former Barbara Bennett and Mr and Mrs Gary Bennett of East Street are the maternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wallace
Sherman
Corry Memorial Hospital
Orlando, Fla
Louis Sherwood
Corry
Sherwood
Barbara Bennett
Gary Bennett
East Street
Big 3 and UAW Split Growing in Talks
The Big Three automakers and the United Auto Workers drift farther apart on wages three months into negotiations after contracts expired over Memorial Day weekend. Union sessions with GM Ford and Chrysler yielded no progress and no new offers. The UAW counts 65 of 231 locals authorized to strike if Walter Reuther orders action amid looming 1959 model production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Carpenters' Head Called In Fix Probe
Senate Rackets Committee asks Carpenters Union leader Maurice Hutcheson to explain alleged ties with Teamsters President James Hoffa in a possible effort to fix indictments in Indiana highway scandal probes. Hutcheson and two other union officials face charges of bribery and conspiracy tied to a $78,000 profit and a $20,000 land deal for highway rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hing Jun Ur
Sident
Maurice A. Hutcheson
The
Carpenters Union
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hutcheson
Senate
Indiana
Frank Chapman
O. William Bialer
Carpenters
Robert F Kennedy
Hoffa
Lake County
Tad
Kennedy
Tatiana
Indianapolis
Harold W. Handley
Grand Jury
Metro Holovachka
Marion County
Hutcheson, Blaier
Chapman
Highway Commission
Actress Bloncell Evicted Over Dog in Framingham
Actress Joan Bloncell was asked to leave a Framingham estate after a complaint about her small dog Brickley Murphy. The actress, in town to star in a summer play, said dogs were not allowed and that she and the dog found quarters at a private estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Mass
Joan Bloncell
Bricley Murphy
Ass Bloncell
Dorothy Collins Considers Return to Hit Parade Program
TV notes Dorothy Collins may rejoin the Hit Parade as it moves NBC to CBS in the fall. After seven years on the show she left last year to pursue other work but may return if manager Hillard Elkins finds time. She just had her second child and will perform on Steve Allen, then tour in Oklahoma and other engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Benedict
New York
Dorothy Collins
Hit Parade
Dorothy
Raymond Scott
Gisele Mackenzie
Snooky Lawson
Bke
NBC
CBS
Hillard Elkins
Steve Allen
Raymond
Pittsburgh
Laurgy
Oklahoma
Atlanta City
St. Louis
Former Corryite Dies In Ohio
Della Gulick 64 of 417 Broad street Conneaut Ohio died at 8 20 this morning in Brown Memorial Hospital Conneaut She had been a resident there since April 8 Her birth was January 21 1894 in Brant New York She lived in Corry previously for 21 years She was a member of First Methodist Church and Rose Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Survived by husband Herbert L Gnuck two sons Walter E and Robert J both of Conneaut one sister Mrs Louis Sathoff Dunkirk Two brothers and children Funeral services in Conneaut Sunday and Monday at 2 p m with Rev Wallace Bryenton officiating Interment in Glennwood Cemetery Conneaut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Gulick
Broad Street
Conneaut
Ohio
Brown Memorial
Herbert L. Gnuck
Walter E
Robert J
Louis Sathoff
Dunkirk
Thompson Funeral Home
Wallace Bryenton
First Methodist Church
Glennwood
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