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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1957
Page
5
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions Canada and references possible notices or identifications. It lacks clear names, dates, or actions, making interpretation uncertain.
Be Social notes detail Mr and Mrs Ralph Fogle leaving for Massachusetts to visit Dr and Mrs R J Ferrell their daughter Mrs Ferrell. Rev E G Docherty and family head to Charlotte for the General Council of the Christian and Missionary Alliance May 15 both Windahl couple depart for New York to sail Tungshorn for a three month Sweden Norway Denmark trip. multiple trips to Cleveland Petersburg Va Yuma Ariz and more with wedding announcements and church events including a Columbus Congregational Church ceremony for Miss Jean Lynnette Page and Randall Sherwood with guests from several states and cities.
Four Girl Scouts Linda Tarbell Sandra Cyaker Cathy Carter and Lynn Page with leader Mrs Merrill Wade attended the capping ceremony for Senior Girl Scout Hospital Aides at St Vincent's Hospital auditorium in Evie. Sixty three Girls Scouts in the program have given over 6,000 el of service to county hospitals earning the Benjamin Rush award from the Erie County Medical Society. Mrs Joan Heinle received the 100 hour volunteer service ribbon. About 200 people attended the ceremony held at 3 p.m.
Senior Girl Scouts enjoyed a cookout at Mead Park Saturday evening with Mrs. Ethan Carter assisting. They viewed the film The Wider World, prepared by the World Association of Girl Scouts and Girl Guides, shown by Norbert Bachotnen. Missy Prudy Hill and her guest were guests of the Senior Scouts for the entertainment.
Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Jr. hosted a 1:30 to 4:20 p m party at 4754 East Main Street for her six year old son Douglas Rozelle with seven children. Games and favors such as blowouts hats and balloons were enjoyed. Ice cream a decorated cake and root beer were served before gifts were opened.
Kendall Service advertises washing and lubrication at the corner of Center and Washington Streets, with phone contact 2-1224, emphasizing quick vehicle care and local accessibility.
The Junior Choir of First Presbyterian Church traveled to Titusville yesterday afternoon to sing at the Worship service at the Presbyterian Home. Rev. Paul F. Bauer conducted and preached. Mrs. William Gumbleton directed the choir with assistance from several pianists and escorts. After the service the group toured Drake Well Park before returning to Corry.
Announcement of engagement between Miss Ann L Way of Spring Creek and John Payne of Franklin. Miss Way, a 1956 Cor ty Area High School graduate, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Way. Mr Payne works for Joy Mfg Co in Franklin. No wedding date has been set.
An organizational meeting for the Elgin-Beaverdam 4-H Economies Club is set for this Wednesday at 4 PM at Mrs. Merrill Wade’s home. The first regular meeting will feature Miss Carolyn Golitz from the Erie County extension office.
The Boys Baseball Auxiliary announced a special meeting for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in Room 50 at Corry Area High School. The vote will decide whether to buy a new popcorn machine for Mead Park. Mrs. Gerald Staples, president, leads the session and urges strong attendance.
The Cootiette Club No. 102 met at the VFW Post to finalize plans for a rummage sale to be held Thursday through Saturday at the former Ford Garage on North Center Street. Donations may be given to chairwoman Alma Slagle, with proceeds aiding hospitalized veterans.
My Mrs Arthur G Campbell of Albion New York announces the engagement of daughter Sandra Jean Campbell to William Storer son of Mr and Mrs Arthur D Storer of 25 Elk Street The couple attend Albion Central High School and Behrend Center Erie with Storer employed at Aero Supply Mig Co Inc No wedding date set Also note a fatal auto overturn near Pairdance West Virginia resident Rosella Dunko 27 died and a countywide officer training meeting is set for May 27 at Knox Hall Church of the Covenant Erie
At Cornell University a fatal fall and a series of campus incidents prompt an order for a stricter weekend house party code. President Deane V. Malok directs immediate implementation before the Fall Weekend. Frederick J. Nowicki, 19, Yonkers, died after a second story fall from the Phi Kappa Tau house. Stephen J. Sinden, 19, State College Pa., remains in critical condition after a May 4 window fall at the Sigma Pi house. Proctor Lowell George notes the window sill was about eight inches from the floor.
London reports Britain grants merchant ships permission to use the Suez Canal once more. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Parliament the government no longer advises shipowners to refrain and payments will be in sterling. Only two or three British ships had crossed since the invasion last fall.
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