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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1957
Page
5
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Edgar Alexander of North Center street leaves for Atlantic City to attend the Mid Atlantic Association meeting of the American Hospital Association. Mrs. Bradley Lines Mrs. Vernelia Page Miss Betty Porter and others return from church and nursing events in Philadelphia and nearby towns. A wedding in Greenville and an engagement in Erie are noted along with next year’s social committee chairs and a note on Empress Eugenie popularizing mascara.
Miss Patricia McCaslin and Chester Bailey tied as Mr and Mrs Bailey in a double ring wedding at the First Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon officiated by Rev Paul F Bauer. The bride wore a cream suit with pink and gray accents and a white corsage. Best man Adolph Ham mer and usher Jack McCaslin attended. Reception followed at the McCaslin home with guests from Erie Spring Creek Columbus Bear Lake and Jamestown among others. The couple will reside at 110 West Frederick Street.
Members of Cub Scout Pack 19 of Columbus enjoyed an evening of swimming at the Warren YMCA. Rev. Bradley Lines and Robert Bogert accompanied the group. The trip included Timothy Parker Arthur Lines John Pitenvage Donald Johnson William Henry Richard Lewis Gere Kirin Steve Tinko Willian Engle Gregory Savko Dexter Sandbure Olin Wester Lyle Miller George Davis Ronald Ploss Robert Hansen Jimmy Ploss Robert Bogert and Carl Johnson. Upon returning, the boys were taken home by fathers who had accompanied them.
Mrs. Jack Miller hosted a birthday party yesterday afternoon at her Delaware Street home honoring her six year old son Billy Miller. Assisting were Mrs. John Weis and Mrs. Frank Miller. Prizes went to Kenny Weis John McChesney Christine Daynefall and Jeff Hae nel. Refreshments included snowburgers hot dogs ice cream Kool A id and cake served after games.
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The Spring Creek PTA held its final meeting of the year at the school last evening. Officers installed included president Mrs Felton top president Mrs Harrold Cobb secretary Mrs John Logan treasurer Mrs Everett Greeley. Samtarized activities and a questionnaire were shared. A meal fundraiser on June 8 at the school cafeteria will fund a project.
The Corry Area High School Orchestra and Girls Chorus directed by Hy Lynn Rice presented the final concert of the year in the high school auditorium. About 10 music lovers attended. The program featured religious, patriotic, musical and popular numbers by the ensemble with pieces like Whispering Hope and You Remember. Mrs Donald Watson and Mary Plowers accompanied selections, and Phyllis Jensen performed I Think America Is Wonderful with the chorus.
Girl Scout Troop 39 of First Presbyterian Church met yesterday to view the film Wider World about service and unity. Linda Freno served refreshments. A Red Cross first aid course with Mrs Albert Cole was noted and a Tenderfoot cookout is planned for May 27 at Carol Slavis home.
Lexington news item reports Trial Commissioner Nelson Hoskins fined himself 21.50 for violating a 60 day dog quarantine after a rabies outbreak. He said he chained his dog carefully on Saturday night but found it loose the next morning. He stated he would not accept excuses from dog owners for broken chains or loose dogs.
The Corry YMCA Auxiliary met at Mrs. Frank Whitelys home with Mrs. Lawrence McCray presiding. Officers elected were Mrs. William Leaby president, Mrs. L. M. Douglas vice president, Mrs. Niels Sorenson secretary, and Mrs. Don Stewart treasurer. Wilbur Rickers presented interior decorating slides and spoke on the topic, followed by a salad lunch. The next meeting in June will feature a picnic at Mead Park.
Miss Diane McCollum of Sharon a Westminster College senior spoke at the Kiwanis meeting at the Hotel Corry last evening. She described a junior year at American University in Beirut and tours of Tripoli Egypt and Europe. Delegates were elected to the International Convention in Atlantic City.
Navy Mothers Club installed officers last night at the IOOF Hall. New officers include Mrs. Merrill Lillie as commander and Mrs. Wendall Shields as second vice commander. Other posts filled by Mrs. Avis Russ, Mrs. John Garrier, Mrs. Royal Messenger, and more with refreshments served by Mrs. Sickler and Mrs. Morris. The next meeting, a tureen dinner on June 3, will invite members families.
Mrs Leon Cole hosted a Saturday birthday party for her daughter Crystal Ann three years old at 143 Ohio Street. Prizes went to Mary Messina Vicky Jackson and Linda Cummings during afternoon games. Refreshments featured pink and blue decor, candy and nut favors, ice cream cake and Kool Aid for the 16 guests.
New York Yankee outfielder Hank Bauer was summoned to the district attorney's office following a brawl at a local night club last week. Edward Jones alleged Bauer beat him. Bauer denied the charge. Assistant DA Karl Grebow said a complaint could be civil if Jones proceeds. A detective would assist if he files civil action. Jones has not decided action, though he said he still is fond of Bauer and does not plan to pursue it. his attorney Anthony Zingales warned him not to let personal feelings affect judgment.
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