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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1958
Page
5
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Social column notes Miss Marion Wiltse of Clymer Central School elected queen at the 1958 Tulip Festival in the Dutch community. Her court includes Leola Dunnewold Carol Wiggers Beverly Habink Carol Hapgood Lois Koerselman and Mary Ann Hogenboom. Also listed are residents traveling and visiting relatives in Ohio New York City Montreal and California.
Eighty eight members of the Gary Area High School A Capella choir and Corlikers dance band returned after a two day trip to Toronto funded by the spring concert and Music Boosters Club. They performed at Eisenhower School in Sugar Grove and the New York State School for the Band in Batavia, then visited Niagara Falls before staying at the King Edward Hotel. They were joined by six faculty members from Jarvis Collegiate Institute for a sightseeing tour including Parliament, Casa Blanca, city hall, and a tea dance. Chaperones were Mrs D Armour Hillstrom Ronald Raie and Mr and Mrs H Lynn Rice.
A Saturday evening swimming party for members and guests of the Junior High Westminster Fellowship Group of First Presbyterian Church was held at the YMCA. Guards and helpers assisted, then attendees returned to the church to play games, dance, and enjoy sloppy Joes, chips, Kool Aid, and a birthday cake for Miss Peggy Varisseris. Plans for a day ride were discussed.
A dinner party hosted by Mrs Howard Munsee at Mickey's Restaurant celebrated Susan and Harold Munsee. Attendees included Leo Plister, John Applebee and families, Thomas Anderson and families, Charley Daniels and families, William Munsee and Glenn Childs, and others who gave gifts and money. The event followed a Holy Communion earlier that morning.
Mrs Norman G Tarbell of Corry was elected to the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women executives board One of seven women chosen she will oversee district contacts and serve as state board representative The May 15 18 attendance at Abraham Lincoln and Berkley Hotels in Reading included Mrs Betty Prash and Miss Agnes Lynch among about 900 delegates The district 1 had full delegation and Tarbell was named a delegate at large to Seattle for the July biennial convention A memorial service closed the conference as local delegates returned home
The Spring Creek Picenton's Auxiliary will sponsor four pancake suppers at West Spring Creek Town Hall on Wednesday evening May 21 with serving beginning at 5. Mrs William Mitchells is general chairman to raise funds for the fire department. Children under school age admitted free. The committee notes the Fire Department Auxiliary is the sponsoring organization, not the Spring Creek Ladies Aid.
Miss Barbara Roberts will present nine students in a piano and organ recital tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the parlors of the First Methodist Church. Performers include Kay Austin Sherry Bennink Mary Brockman Jane Felton Marian Felton Judy Fox Cassie Mitchell and Craig Neckers with Kaylene Billey on organ. Guest soloist Miss Marlene McIntyre will sing Christopher Robin Is Saying His Prayers and A Little China Figurine.
A son Timothy Allen was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Jack Lee of Conneaut Lake Pa, the 56th great grandchild of Mrs Bertha M Gregory of East Main Street. A son Wallace Young was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Ross V Fogey at St Luke's Episcopal Hospital in Kansas City Mo, with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Wallace W Young of Wright Street.
Police continued probing the death of a former Norris town man whose body was found Saturday near the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Londonderry Township.
More than 1000 UF students staged a five hour campus protest after a police crackdown on beer sales to under 21. Twenty five students were arrested. three charged with aggravated assault, the rest with disorderly conduct. Officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd.
In Los Angeles and Ciudad Trujillo the Dominican leader’s son defended his father’s gifts as paid from personal funds. He said no money came from U S taxpayers and that Raul Trujillo studied military science at Fort Leavenworth. Wife and five of six children accompanied him but later returned to the Dominican Republic.
President Eisenhower met with Senate Republican Leader Knowland and other GOP leaders to review the world situation with emphasis on Lebanon France and Algeria. Knowland said no details were released and no action by Congress was indicated. The session was shortened due to a NYC trip tomorrow. Dr. Gerald M. Cline 61, former pediatrics professor at the University of Illinois, dies in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
The State Department announced that John A. Baker Jr a young American diplomat who studied at Moscow University has been declared unwelcome in the Soviet Union. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson protested the action without effect as Baker denied the accusation of violating norms of diplomatic conduct. Baker had attended regular Moscow University classes in Russian medieval history while on leave in London with his wife and infant.
To the Editor letter lauds local merchants for displaying patriotism on Armed Forces Day May 17. The writer notes decorations in the business district impressed visitors and thanks merchants for their efforts in Center Street.
In Greater Los Angeles and missile plants in California Atticny Oklahoma and Ohio production workers voted for two year deals at Douglas North American and Lockheed. Eight plants participated and unions United Auto Workers and International Association of Machinists negotiated. Wages rise two to eleven cents an hour plus cost of living adjustments and an automatic wage hike of three percent or seven cents per hour in the second year. Former rates ranged from 1.69 to 2.76 dollars at North American.
Hong Kong to Saigon passenger freight vessel President Hayes refloated after a week wedged on a coral reef near the Paracel Islands. 71 Americans aboard. Vessel to be repaired and docked for inspection._body identified Pittsburgh The body of Eugene Ash 46 of Buffalo W Va recovered from Monongahela River yesterday by Police River Patrol. Ash deckhand with Atlas Towing Co reportedly fell from towboat.
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