Trike and Union Meeting Reported Afternoon
Fragmentary OCR note records an afternoon encounter with the union and mention of a trike. Details are unclear but imply a union meeting or contact occurring later in the day.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1958
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note records an afternoon encounter with the union and mention of a trike. Details are unclear but imply a union meeting or contact occurring later in the day.
Herbert Lauterbach of the PSEA spoke on an expanded program of services for teachers and students. The Corry Area Teachers Association honored retiring educators and announced next year’s officers as Edward Blakeslee president Curtis O Shell vice president and Mrs. D E Hennie treasurer.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Robert Shannon’s Wright Street home with Mrs A Johnson leading prayers and readings from Samuel I and Exodus. Mrs Eugene Westley, missionary to Nigeria, Africa, spoke on missionary work and native life. A picnic at Mead Park June 17 and a tureen dinner followed.
The Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a swimming party at the YMCA with XP Beta Phi as guests. They then gathered at Mrs. Richard Mason’s Raymond Avenue home for a lunch, Ritual of Affirmation, and a meeting led by new president Ms. Darwin Wolcott.
Conelway School PTA installed new officers for the year at a final meet led by President Mrs Charles Bugbee. Rev Richard Hostetler offered devotions, with Gary Dinpfelder guiding officer installation. Guests included preschool mothers. Miss Florence Pearson spoke on meeting child needs and parental qualities. A lunch followed. sessions resume September 16.
The Sample Pints Friendship Club held a mother-daughter banquet last evening in the Corry Grange Hall on Park Street. Swiss steak dinners were served and corsages given. Favors were mint cups, and a mystery package went to Mrs. Eugene Powers as gifts were exchanged among the secret sisters.
Westminster Circle hosted a morning meeting at Wayne Street with 11 members and a guest Mrs Alfred J Morrison. Plans were made for a family night dinner honoring graduates, a circle picnic at Findley Lake, and a sermon series on Luke and Women.
Uniontown residents Nick Korhick Pat Trusio and E Gadd Snider were nominated on the Democratic ticket for re election to the General Assembly from Fayette County second district.
A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Roland Eiris of Spartansburg at Corry Memorial Hospital.
The women employees of the Na Honn Bank of Cory honored Miss Sis Millspaw with a pre nuptial party. Mrs Audrey Wartier was an invited guest. Eight guests traveled to Lit Ue Bit O Sweden for a smorgasbord dinner. The bride elect received a corsage and a gift. Millspaw will wed Paul Kafferlin of Spring Creek on May Bist. Attendees included Miss Esther Pounds Miss Morence Brooks Miss Shirley Yurateh Mrs M L McIntyre Mrs Donald Arninky and Mrs Arland Burrous.
The Gehersl Daly Staff Nurses Association of the Corry Memorial Hospital met last evening with President Mrs. Walter Potts in charge. They mapped plans for the Pennsylvania District Nurses Association meeting to be held here on May 27 open to all graduate nurses. A buffet supper will be served in Immanuel Episcopal Church Undercroft after an 8 p.m. start and routine business. Dr J Guy Butters will address the gathering and Ruth Lanston will supervise arrangements with Betty Kolstee in charge of supper duties.
Mrs. Thomas Pierotti of East Main Street hosted XI Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi as they met for plans to attend the Playhouse in Ble tomorrow. Mrs Alfred Morrison and Mrs Ernest Simmons led the program on Exercises Thought. A tureen picnic was planned for June 17 at Findley Lite Cottage with Mrs Betty Pratt as hostess.
Rotary Club members gathered at the Hotel Corry for a noon meeting led by president Duane Fogle with 31 members and one visiting Rotarian Frank E Gates. Melvin S. Cobbett reviewed current club golf matches and plans for an inter club event with the Kiwanis at the Country Club, including golf and a guest speaker, with details to follow.
Open house to honor Mr and Mrs Howard Cox of Elgin for their 25th wedding anniversary was announced by their sons Howard David and Alan. The event will be held Sunday May 26 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 in the evening with all friends relatives and neighbors invited.
The First Methodist Church plans a final family night supper tomorrow at 6 30 PM in the church basement. The evening includes recognition of graduating seniors and reports on the Erie Conference year progress.
President Eisenhower addressed 2500 executives in New York urging a united effort to spur growth. He hinted at potential tax decisions after congressional talks but offered no concrete anti recession measures beyond already promised steps. He urged price realism and inventory discipline while urging labor to temper wage demands.
Philadelphia mayor Dilworth invites subnational candidates David Lo Lawrence and Arthur T. McGonigie for a conference on the Keystone Short Way highway plan. He warns it could harm Southeastern Pennsylvania by diverting traffic from New York. Lawrence and McGonigie endorse the project.
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