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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1955

Page

5

Two Newborns Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital

A son was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. John Keppel of R. D. 2 at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chiricuzio of 410 Spring Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.

John Keppel Corry Memorial Hospital Frank Chiricuzio Spring Street Rasselus Brown Bons Rastelus Jeffrey Sciota Road New York City Robert Firth Philadelphia Richard Trainer John Radcliffe Chicago Maurice Cowan Boston Corry-Jamestown J. H. Patterson East Frederick Street Dayton Hickernell Patterson Eister Glen Perry Erie Richard Rossbacher Clare Capwell Merle McIntyre Russell Briggs Arthur Colegrove Victor Orn Arthur Lindstrom T. A. Anderson Donald Arthur Hill Richard of Columbus

Grace Shevel to be released by Jordan authorities

A 22 year old Chicagoan Grace Shevel detained with two students near Beit Safaa may be released by Jordan authorities. U S Vice Consul John Sabing visited her in Jerusalem and confirmed the plan. Shevel has been in Israel a year working as a dietician at Hadassah and studying at Hebrew University.

Jordan Grace Shevel Beit Safaa U. S John Sabing Jerusalem Miss Shevel Israel Hadassah Hospital Bebrew University

Women’s Society circle meetings held at First Methodist Church

Eleven members and one guest attended the Mar Circle meeting at the First Methodist Church with devotions from Luke and readings from The Upper Room. Plans were made for March study sessions led by Mrs Ann Andrus, and light refreshments were served by Mrs W B Stowe and Mrs Guignon.

Mar The Woman's Society Christian Service First Metholist Church Joe Guignon Hazel Brockman Ann Andrus W. B. Stowe Guignon Claude Parker East Congress Street

Centerville Couple Wed In Candlelight Ceremony

Miss Lois Jane VanTassel and Vernon Craig Wetherbee united in marriage at Centerville Baptist Church in a candlelit ceremony. Rev. C A Fuller officiated before friends from Riceville and neighboring towns. The wedding featured gowns, florals, bridesmaids, a flower girl, and a reception in the church gym.

Lois Jane VanTassel Victor VanTansel Vernon Craig Wetherbee Vernon Wetherbee R.D. 2 Centerville C. A. Fuller Centerville Baptist Church Robert Gilkon Janet Janice VanTassel Karen Beckwith Darwin Schlerer Robert Gilson Elwood Dorn Stanley VanTassel Mrs. Walker

Friendship Aid Holds Meeting at EUB Church

Twenty three members and eight visitors attended the Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren Church meeting last evening in the church basement. Mrs. Gertrude Grover presided and Mrs. Lyle Chase led devotions and organized an entertaining program showing old fashioned clothes modeled by members. Mrs. Whitney Mrs. Fish and Mrs. VanTansel served party sandwiches and pickles.

EUB Friendship Aid Friendship Aid Evangelical United Brethren Gertrude Grover Aid Lyle Chase Howard VanTansel

Cootiette Club Plans Card Party and Charity Efforts

The Cootiette Club No 102 met in the Garden Room at 8 pm with Mrs Clyde Reynolds in charge. Members discussed canteen books and cancer fund donations, announced a March 17 card party with prizes, and noted a Union City club formation on March 11. A lunch followed and birthdays were celebrated. next meeting is April 5.

She Regwa Cootiette Club No VFW Post Home Clyde Reynolds Grayback Grand Cootiette Club Grand Cancer Fund Supreme Delegates Fund Ruth Clark Union City Corry Louie Decker Alfred Cone William Rheerig

Lillian Guild Holds Tureen Dinner at Emmanuel Church

The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church held a tureen dinner in the undercroft with hostesses Mrs Don Williams Mrs Mary Lockwood and Mrs Maude Bonsteel. President Elizabeth Rogers led a routine business session and announced the next meeting for April 5 with cookies tea and coffee provided. The date of the following session is listed as March 1st with location to be announced.

Lillian Guild Emmanuel Episcopal Ghurcly Don Williams Mary Lockwood Maude Bonsteel Miex Elizabeth Rogers Guild

Epsilon Phi Meeting Hosts Card Party Plans

Mrs Mauro Novello hosted the Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi with 18 members present. Plans for an April 18 card party at the VFW Club were discussed along with next meeting set for March 15 at Mrs Douglas Rozelle Jr's home.

Mauro Novello Epsilon Phi East Main Street Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Thomas Pierotti VFW Club Ernest Simmonson William White Clintee Pratt Euland Harvey Alfred J. Morrison Frank Laurie Douglas Rozelle Jr Robert Simmonson

Rotary Club hears Rev Elmer Ortner speak at Corry Hotel

Rev Elmer A Ortner pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church and a Corry Rotary member spoke at the weekly Corry Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel Corry. E F Bettes led the program and Ortner discussed preaching and minister life with humorous incidents.

Elmer A.ortner Rotary Club Elmer A. Ortner Sst. Paul's Lutheran Church Corry Newell Beckwith Rotary Boy Scout Troop Roger Brown William A. Leaby

Eddie Fisher Fan Club Meeting Planned Newsletter

Miss Patricia Beardsley entertained the Eddie Fisher Fan Club Monday evening at her home where plans for a club newspaper were made. The group hopes the first edition will be released next week and light refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Miss Barbara Clark's home Monday evening.

Eddie Fisher Patricia Beardsley Barbara ‘Clark

Perkins Named U S Permanent Representative to NATO Council

President Hisenhower selects George Walbridge Perkins as the United States permanent representative on the North Atlantic Treaty Council, succeeding John Hughes who resigned to return to private life.

NATO Council Washington Hisen~hower George Walbridge Perkins U. S North Atlantic Treaty Council John ©.Hughes

Senator Hints Russia May Not Block Chinese Plans

Senator George of Georgia said the main danger of war in the Far East could be Russia's failure to veto aggressive Chinese plans. He suggested China may press on Formosa while the Soviets appear reluctant to back an aggressive move. The State Department noted some detained Americans in Red China amid ongoing talks in Geneva.

George Russia Associated Press Washington Sen Red China State Department

Boxing Board to War on Violators Of Law

Philadelphia Athletic Commission asks all applicants for licenses to state under oath if they have ever been convicted of violating the law. Attorney Alfred M. Klein announced the new procedure at a hastily called news conference.

Boxing Board Philadelphia Pennsylvania's Athletic Commission Alfred M. Klein

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