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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1957
Page
5
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Students and families gathered Wednesday evening at St Edward's School for the graduation dinner and dance. Queen of the dance was crowned, medals were awarded, and refreshments were served by the mothers of the graduating eighth graders. Several graduates and attendees were listed, with local residents traveling for celebrations and updates on family members and travels.
Ms and Mrs Roland Putnam of Spartanburg announce the engagement of their twin daughters Patel Eler and Pauline Elaine. Patricia Putnam is engaged to James Sherwood Brink of Sparansboro. Pauline Putnam will wed Derlwood Lee Montgomery. Both are nursing students in Meadville and weddings have no date yet.
Mrs Tarbell and her dancing students staged a spring review at the Corry Country Club for the Business and Professional Women's Club. Accompanist Mrs Alfred VanDreser led a program including Soldiers Marching in Parade Yankee Doodle Once I Say a Little Bird and more from pre school beginners and intermediates. Soloists Lee Miller top solo Linda Tupbell baton tap Diane Cookhisom baller Jim Clark and others performed various routines including Waltz Routine Fox Trot and Ballet.
The Friendly Circle of the Cuttugy Sux day School met at Mrs David Fassett's Be mis Point home. Members sang hymns, shared devotions from Romans five, and prayed. Mrs Arthur Wallace led games with prizes to several members. Hostess and helpers served a light luncheon after the business session. Next gathering will be hosted by one of several members on June 47th.
A Good Samaritan Class gathering at the First Methodist Church held at the Cady residence featured a Holy Land slide program by Mrs Hester Dean of Sharman. Russell Clark presided, Rev George Myers spoke, and planning for the next session on June 26 at the Stowe residence was announced.
The YMCA Teen Town hosts a junior high dance this evening from 8:30 to 10 at Wright School Gym. Decor in blue and white, with the high school band providing music, a queen to be selected, and Barbara Weicht as chairwoman of the event.
Twenty five members of the Catholic Daughters of America met Thursday evening for a social gathering with cards and bingo. A letter from Court Sir Thomas in Franklin invited local court members to attend the initiation and reception of new members on Tuesday May 28 at p.m. Refreshments were served by the May committee led by Mrs. Albert Ross and Mrs. Sara McCloskey. The next meeting plans an installation of new officers on June 13 at 8 p.m. All officers to be installed should attend at 7.
Spring Creek Grange No. 238 met at West Spring Creek town hall on Thursday evening chaired by William Graybill. The lecturer presented two films, Happy in the Home and Assignment, Venezuelan a roi ne the program. Mr. and Mrs. Chaybill served refreshments. the next meeting is scheduled for June 27.
Club 15 met at Mrs Fred Haenels home in Warren to honor Mrs Joseph Obrok on her birthday. Guests enjoyed social time and a purse of money was given to the honoree while a drawing produced winners Mrs Lawrence McCray Mrs George Rhodes Mrs Obrok and Mrs Robert Wotus.
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Panglas Spaulding of Cons near Lake. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Sher Matt Spaulding of East South Street.
Mrs. Donald Engle of Columbus was honored at a surprise birthday party given by her daughter Janet and Mrs. Kenneth Jacquith. Friends from Columbus and Cory attended at the Engle home. Bingo and games filled the evening with prizes to Mrs. Emibert Earle, Mrs. Louis Ball, and door prize to Mrs. Merrill Hamilton. Hostesses served refreshments and cake.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union holds a flower and mission meeting Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs. Carl Henton's home 1018 North Center Street. Miss Betty DeGeller will speak on Bible club work. Members should bring toilet articles and used greeting cards to pack a Veterans Hospital box. strong attendance urged.
An Italian youth at the United States Information Service Library in downtown Rome stabbed an assistant librarian, Mrs. Eings Goyonl, who had worked there for years. She was taken to San Giacomo Hospital in serious condition. Police said the attacker appeared mentally unbalanced and no motive was determined.
Billy Graham preached two sermons in New York, one inside Madison Square Garden and a street service on 49th Street. About 21,200 attended the arena event, with 2,000 unable to enter, while police and crowds filled the street as Graham urged salvation through Christ with the Bible in hand and a portable microphone. He said you can find God right here and stressed Christ preached outdoors and in open air venues.
Community notices from Clymer detail Memorial Day events at Abbe Reformed Church with Rev Theodore Vorrhess, a parade from Clymer Central School to the East Side Cemetery, and a color guard firing squad. Local visits include Kooman and Glancy families, with fishing trips to Canada and Bradford weekend gatherings. Continuous social items mention Cub Scouts, Republican Women, bank staff events, Cornell rowing news, and a Circle No 1 program at Abbe Reformed Church.
David Sherman aged 33 of Brookville dies nine hours after his car left Route 46 in Olver Township and crashed into a tree. He was treated at Adrian Hospital but died today.
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