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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
5
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Miss Muckinhaupt is feted at a pink and green hearts and roses shower held at East South Street home of Mrs. Donald Nantes with cohostess Mrs. James Walters. Guests signed two tablecloths, gifts were opened with nieces Sally and Barbara Muckinhaupt assisting, and whist with prizes followed by a refreshment service.
Mp and Mrs Walter H Newhouse Jr reside in Bear Lake after a honeymoon in Corning and Watkins Glen. Miss Nina Fuller wed Walter H Newhouse at the Bear Lake Bosingelical United Brethren Church with summer decorations and a 250 guest reception. Rev Gerald Lindeen officiated, assisted by Rev Burkett Smith. Attendants wore blue gowns, the bride in a white nylon eyelet gown with a pearl crown veil. A reception followed with many local guests from Ripley Westfield Fredonia and surrounding towns.
The Presbyterian Church School at Park YM last evening featured a bountiful tureen dinner. Alfred Van Diesar and Rob Galbreath led supervision with Mrs VanDrésar and Mrs Galbreath assisting. Robert McClintock led youth games and contests with prizes. Ronald Hunt joined in supervising the event and a singalong concluded the evening.
Corry Grange holds a visitation program for its members at the Grange Hall on Bark Street at about 7 p.m. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and to invite members from other Granges to attend.
Nancy Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Davis of East Washington street was honored at a bridal shower at the home of Mrs Glenn Davis RD 2 Tuesday evening. Hostesses Mrs Evelyn Davis Mrs Lu ville Keller and mother Mrs Glenn Davis offered entertainment with California color slides. Naomi Johnson received a special award and refreshments of cake ice cream and coffee were served. Miss Davis, to wed Frank McWilliams of Grove City August 26, received a gift assortment of lovely items.
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Sargent were honored with a silver wedding anniversary surprise party Tuesday evening at their Grove street home. Hosts included Mrs Bessie Cyphert, mother of Mrs Sargent, with guests from Corry and Union City. A dessert luncheon featured a sieved wedding cake topped with bells as decoration and many gifts were given.
Former teachers pupils and families from Akron Mineral Ridge Youngsville Union City Titusville Erie Pleasantville Corry Columbus Spirwnshoro Spring Creek Pa gathered for the 13th annual reunion. A bountiful tureen dinner was enjoyed at card and picnic tables around the yard. A short program and visiting followed. The same officers will lead the 1962 reunion to be held the last Saturday in June on school grounds.
Gull Willers and Mrs Nellie Kovach were honored with a breakfast at Frank and Verna s Restaurant for the Corry Memorial Hospital 11 to 7 shift hostesses. Eleven attendees presented gifts to the honored guests in a morning event.
Floods and landslides across Japan central Honshu savaged the main island for a fifth day. The official death toll reached 213 with 182 missing. Weather bureau forecast persistent heavy rain through the weekend. Police said thousands of homes were destroyed or washed away as rescue efforts continue.
Mr and Mrs Charles Way of Sori Creek were feted at a neighborhood anniversary event with family members present. The gathering honored their longstanding union as neighbors and community members shared memories and warm wishes.
Johnson family members gathered at Mein Park Sitircay for the 40th annual reunion with 27 attendees. Clyde Pal Sully again acted as host in a session led by Milton Dant, with Stiles Erickson president and Erickson vice president. Danielson, Hohner, and others named in officer slate. Senior day events to be run out later.
A reception at the Gritike Mill in Columbus honored Merlin Vanderhoofs and Rosemary Fenton on their nuptials to Mr and Mrs. Vanderhout. Attendees included the Vanderhout family, the Fentons, and friends and relatives. The couple wed at Monroe with celebrations attended by neighbors and local guests.
Friendship Aid of the Eoyangvliea United Brethren Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Eugene Matson on Raymond Avenue for the monthly meeting. Devotions were led by Mrs Herbert. Miss Trisket and Mrs Marshall Sherwood conducted routine business. Lunch was served by Mrs Sherwood, Mrs Matson and Mrs Loydville. Next meeting set for Mrs Floyd Dougherty’s home on Tuesday July 25.
John Kastner, 35, was struck four times by a single bullet while fishing with a friend in Wyoming. He dropped a .44 pistol, it discharged when it struck rock, hitting his right leg thigh and arm. Kastner was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
William Armitage directed and produced for the Corry Centen nial celebration attended by Good Samaritans and Crext Samaritan Sunday School members of the First Methodist Church and guests. Rev Henry Guliland, Rev Elmer Armes, and Merle Dodd led devotions and the program featured group singing, refreshments, and remarks on Corry church friendliness.
A son was born yesterday morning at Corey Medical Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Bourey of West Tredivishi. The event followed a découpage of family greetings and was noted alongside other newborns in a local hospital report.
A British aristocrat linked to the legendary curse of the pharaohs has died at 46 in Geneva, Switzerland. Lord Wesbury, a member of the Wesbury family since 1920, passed away unexpectedly amid reports of a family tradition surrounding inquiries into the tombs and myths.
Kuwait's ruler Abdul Hamid Mubarak denies Iraq's accusations as Baghdad presses for a resolution. Kuwait's 2400 man army under Sheik Abdullah Mubarak remains on alert while Lebanese, Egyptian and other Arab diplomats explore mediation options. The crisis follows Iraq's threats to seize Kuwait and Western powers weigh responses.
AP: A foreign ministry source says President Kennedy’s remarks on the prisoners exchange issue hinder further negotiations. Kennedy told a Washington press conference that the volunteer Americans’ effort is final and Fidel Castro must alter his stance. Castros seeks about $2 million worth of tractors and a broader prisoner exchange worth around $5 million.
U S Congress moves rapidly on Kennedy omnibus and budget bills during the July 4 weekend. The House aims to clear the Senate passed measures including temporary debt ceiling adjustments and a space program authorization. Debates are brief with few Senators present as the chamber votes on a $240 billion ceiling and a $442 million space program request, amid concerns over Arab unity and a future manned Moon craft timeline.
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