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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1956
Page
5
AerinT and Kaye screened a table of proposals, presenting a panel discussion that outlined precedents and planned steps. Attendees reviewed key points, debated timelines, and expressed questions about implementation.
Friday evening ceremonies united Gail May Hupumia and Daniel We Grabowsiel in Wattsburg and North East. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a veil. attendants included Marilyn Mention and Bert Page. Best man was Robert Stoddard, with ushers Kenneth Mies and Burk Pope. A reception hosted by the Garden Rats Club followed at Corey.
Mrs Alta Bauer presided as Knox Circle of Lyn Wrvalitestan Women Restelatiin held a meeting with 42 members. Rev. J DoDI Wilkson led devotions and the group selected officers and appointed committees for upcoming events at the Erie church.
A lettered notice reports a housewarming hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Parker of Rees Thar on a Saturday evening. Friends Milton Ghenty Bir and Krista Mee attended along with Mr and Mrs Howard Bev and others. guests were welcomed in a cordial, celebratory atmosphere.
A Local 4-H Girls Club meeting held at the home of Mr Charles Kennedy and Mrs Rachael Hogat organized for the year. Seventeen members attended with officers elected including president Ctorit Wutrotin and vice president Ninky dinglenkt. Members discussed future projects and planned refreshments for the next session at 7 o clock.
Local district PTA held its final meeting with installation of officers led by Rev. Civeras Armitage. John Loyer presided, with Mrs. Wil Hon AHiHige and Uwyan supporting. Miss Y/IND Piper named for music, and principal for Northyard Aven cultures noted. Refreshments included tea and cake as attendees celebrated the year’s close.
A newborn brought laughter to Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Gerald Crosby of Beir Like welcomed the child in a joyful moment, marking a bright addition to the Crosby family.
A LeBoeuf Fort chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists hosted a Saturday luncheon for 24 guests at the Waterford Memorial Museum. Members welcomed a five-guest delegation from the Society of New England Women, who donated items of historical interest to be placed in the Waterford museum. Helen Schluraff, regent, led business, with slides from a trip to Istanbul by Schluraff and Skula, who portrayed the former U.S. ambassador to the World Educational Association. The program featured visiting students from England and Germany who boarded with the Skalas during their stays in the U.S. The next meeting will be at the Waterford Museum with dinner planned for Wednesday, August 15. Attendees from Corry included Mrs. Royal Messenger, Mrs. J.B. Patterson, Miss Marie Johnson, and Miss Louise Williams.
More than 50 members and friends attended the Concord Godford Community Club meeting. Hostess committee Mrs Frovik Culver Mrs Mary Gates and Mrs Robert Gates served ice cream and cake. President Frank Culver led the business meeting and prayer by Joe McCray. The treasurer reported and was approved. Chelton Hall and Rose appointed to staff the June 15 text meeting.
Kay Suzanne Radecki was honored at a bridal party held at the Community House in Garland Friday evening with guests from Corry Tidtonte Westfield Goliitibus Warren and Erie. Snacks and refreshments including relishes coffee and bride's cake were served. Hostesses were Mrs Santos Leone Mrs Clarence J Kirch and Mrs John Radecki. The bride elect received a shower of gifts from friends and guests.
Channel guide lists tonight and Wednesday programs across WBEN TV Buffalo including The Theatrical Children’s Theatre News and Sports The Patti Page Show Annie Oakley Screen Directors Playhouse Phil Silvers Show Navy Log Red Skelton Show The $64,000 Question Do You Trust Your Wife Eleven-thirty Theatre Good Morning with Will Rogers Captain Kangaroo Little Rascals My Little Margie As the World Turns Edge of Night Bob Crosby Show Superman The Nihonatre Hour Long Drama and related local news weather and sports segments with multiple time slots and program titles.
The Corry Area Bible Club Committee held its final meeting at the Salvation Army with Miss Lucille Kimmey presiding. Officers for the coming year were elected: Mrs. Ralph Carroll president, Miss Kimmey vice president, Mrs. Robert Shannon secretary, and Mrs. Alfred Haenel treasurer. Reports on past year clubs were given along with an inspiring message from Mrs. Warren Parker of Ene. Colored slides of children in Bible Clubs abroad were shown and light refreshments followed.
Mrs Edward Seloum and Mrs Harry Oldenski hosted a kitchen shower at West Columbus to honor Miss Mary Marty bride elect of David Andrus for a June 16 wedding. Guests received mint filled pink and white umbrella baskets, a floral centerpiece and buffet refreshments.
Roosevelt denies reports of his engagement to Irene Owens and says he has not announced any engagement. He offers only a No comment in response to inquiries as he attends hearings of the House Small Business Committee.
District Attorney Richard V. Scarpitts spoke at the Kiwanis meeting in the Corey Hotel. Introduced by Douglas Rozelle Jr, he cited three foundations of Avielle work faith in God, in the individual, and in the Constitution. The gathering also saw installation of High School Key Club officers by Lt Gov Robert Tunnel.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Warnshouse announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Karen Ma Warnshouse to Edward Hi Krone son of Mr and Mrs Robert Knight. Karen a graduate of Clymer Central School works at Meyerink Co in Clymer Edward a graduate of Corry Ave High School and Bryant Stratton College in Buffalo works for the Erie Railroad. The couple will be married in Shine.
May meeting of the auxiliary at East Frederick Street home of Mrs E F Bettes with 26 members and one guest Mrs N T Gillette present. Mrs Robert Clark auxiliary president presided over the business session which elected officers: Mrs Lawrence McCray president Mrs Wingham vice president Mrs Niels Sorenson secretary and Mrs Donald Stewart treasurer. Devotions preceded the meeting.
Mrs OA Mount led Bible study using The Word and read Hebrew excerpts at the June 18 gathering for all members and families at Mead Park. Aiton Dahlstrand attended and presented drawings for the new MOA building project. Hosts Mrs T W Whitehead and Mrs Ira Miller served refreshments after the meal.
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