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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1958
Page
5
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The Cory Management Club held its annual dinner at Hotel Camy honoring top management. New member James Roseberry joined, and Charles Bildlers of the Gary Chamber of Commerce and State Employment Service guest were welcomed. A nominating committee chaired by Carl Anthony was appointed. Officer elections are planned for the next meeting. The program featured Mr Koloff of General Bledge Company discussing America’s loss of scientific research and engineering talent.
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid honored Miss Lois Buetikofer with a bridal shower attended by 17 members, the guest of honor, and five visitors including Lily Lindberg and Florence Waller. Two heart shaped cakes and small gifts were exchanged as the group toasted her upcoming marriage to Gordon Johnson. The next meeting will be at Mrs Lewis Cook's home on a later date.
Mrs Gerald Bemis of R D 2 was surprised by a group of friends yesterday afternoon as they visited her home and honored her on the 1athshiiversity of her arrival in the United States. She and her husband married in 1945 in England and she moved to Cory on May 1 1946. A social afternoon of visiting was enjoyed with refreshments of jello cake and coffee served by the hostess Mrs Hazel Wynn of R D 2.
The Women of the Mune committee led by Mrs Henry Daysa and Mrs Richard Borholner announced plans for the Academy of Friendship to be hosted at the Roosevelt Hotel in Pittsburgh. Registration begins May 27 with several members receiving degrees at the meeting and a May bike sale fundraiser planned for May 23 and 24.
Mrs Robert Tunnell served as speaker for the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of American Revolution. Twenty members and guest Mrs Joseph Gnignon attended with grand regent Tracy Whitehead presiding. Memorial service for departed DAR members led by Mrs Homer Kelslee and Victor Orn preceded notices of a June picnic at Mead Park and May 9 reservations for the Erie regional meeting.
Announced births: a son to Mr and Mrs Chester E H Hajee of 310 West Church Street born yesterday afternoon at Cory Memorial Hospital. Also a baby boy born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Merle R Amy of 613 Wright Street at Cory Memorial Hospital.
In the Corry Area High School auditorium a humorous mystery play titled The Lilarious Story of College Life was performed by a cast of talented players. The show intertwined suspense with comedy and drew praise for its entertaining production. Tonight at 8 o'clock is the final performance with proceeds benefiting the school organ fund to install an electric organ in time for evacuation exercises.
Harbor Half Ladies Aid held an all day session at the Harbor Half Community House. Mrs Lawrence Swanson presided and hosted a dinner for 25. The group voted to clean the building and buy new curtains. The next meeting is scheduled for June at the same place.
The Corry Area Junior-Senior High School PTA will hold its final meeting of the year on Tuesday evening May 6 at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. Gerald Newton, Warren schools supervisor of instruction and a member of the Pennsylvania Governor's Educational Conference, will discuss modern education. The program includes installation of 1958-59 officers, presentation of the membership cup, and reports from the auditing committee, talent show, and Post-Prom Party. A good attendance is urged.
Miss Hie Kent testifies in a Los Angeles divorce case citing nervous rashes after frequent outbursts by producer Junie Paps, 49, as his wife, 28, describes the temper as a daily stun.
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid met yesterday at the church parlors with officers Mrs Artiser Brundesge Mrs Bessie Johnson and Mrs Waller Maxwell leading. They planned the Mother Daughter Banquet for May 10 at the church. Mason is chairing the dining committee. A traveling basket raised funds, adding over 22 to the treasury. Host teens served Ash at the close. The next meeting will be June 6 at the same location.
The report notes a drop in March business with auto industry data showing 316,308 passenger cars produced in April versus 648,062 a year earlier. First four months show nearly 800,000 fewer vehicles than last year. Treasury confirms 2.452 billion in income tax refunds by April, about 35 percent higher year over year, with most checks to be issued by mid May. Agriculture reports a 21 percent rise in people receiving free government food stock aid, totaling 4,370,000 beneficiaries versus 3,441,000 a year ago.
AP analyst James Marlow outlines the Civil Rights Commission’s sluggish start under Senate scrutiny. Only five staff hired of a planned seventy. chairman and director confirmations linger. Funding gaps and political delays threaten the commission’s two year mandate enacted last September.
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