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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1958
Page
3
A fragmented note references fees for plain papers paid by William at a route near Whjor's. The readable bits hint at a clerical payment or postal matter but lack clear context or complete names and dates.
Towanda residents welcomed family visiting from Mead Avenue and Erie area for holiday weekend events. Notables attended a Catholic Daughters convention in Bath and enjoyed a summer soiree at the Conny Country Club with music by the Chuck Fern band. A Mercy Sisters piano recital drew nearly 200 relatives with performances ranging from Cinderella themes to band pieces.
The Cutting Panthers 4 H club held its monthly meeting at Mrs Gerald Ploss home and elected Mrs Henrietta Ploss as president. Fifteen members answered roll call and pledged allegiance. Dennis Wallans led the pledge. Miss Phyllis served as leader for the evening. A bowling party was planned for June 19 at 4 45 p m at Bowl Aire alleys Corry with Janine Evans as committee chair. Lunch was gelatin salad cake and fruit punch. The next session will be June 23 with Miss Susan Humphrey as chairman.
Miss Evelyn Baccus was honored at a Thursday evening birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ploryan Gibas on R D 1. Guests enjoyed hot dogs marshmallows chips and drinks around a campfire before cake and cream gift giving. The guest of honor received a gift and thanks were extended by Mrs John Mateley and others including Barbara Chbas Donne Sharer Sandra Beardsley Kathy Beverly Hicks Phyllis Jensen Patricia Kinney and Nancy Edwards.
CMA Church and CMA Cobos Cones parly honored graduating seniors in Grange Hall. Rev Cassius Armitage led devotion and song. Wallace Sickler family organized film and games. Refreshments included fancily arranged spring flower table and graduation themed favors.
Fifth graders at Wright School were honored Thursday at the school auditorium for completing years of Girl Scout service. Recipients included Mariah Baer Maceline Jolley Lynn Simmons with five year pins and numerous recognitions for roles such as Reader Housekeeper and Magic Carpet to honor their ongoing contributions within their troops.
The Clymer Central Alumni will hold a reunion banquet in the school cafeteria on Friday June 13 at 7 30 p m followed by round and square dancing Reservations are due by June 4 with Mrs George Christensen of Clymer For unattached alumni contact Mrs Christensen as many addresses are unknown to reach all former students
Hospital Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital will host its annual picnic Monday at Mead Park. All members are urged to attend and bring a dish on table KeryiH uid thirteen, rolls and coffee will be furnished per chairman Mrs Norman Soholton and cochairman Me Stanley Malek. NATO. Maneuvers of North Atlantic Treaty forces in Europe will be held Tuesday through Thursday, involving units from Norway to Turkey.
A series of birth notices report a son born to Mr and Mrs Maina Mechinis at Coley Worth Hospital and a son born to Mrs Ruprell Jalingow of Christioy at Cony Memorial Hospital. The brief items reference the parents and hospitals, noting the births occurred yesterday morning.
Reverend John DeSanti, longtime St Thomas parishioner and priest, was honored at a farewell party in Lower West auditorium. Parish leaders and local figures included Anthony Aishiwske and Congressman Ny Lusenly. The event featured tributes, readings, and a reception as DeSanti prepares to depart for his next assignment.
A bridal shower for Miss Joyce Rouse was held at Venme of Der mote Mes Milvn in Havana. Guests enjoyed cakes and cotton treats, with decorative flowers and a light luncheon. A charity collection supported local HHS programs.
Three drag racers were killed in a crash and two others injured during a drag race event. Police said investigators are reviewing the incident and charging one driver linked to the crash. Names include Raymond Perdue and Wil lis, with multiple others identified as witnesses or suspects in the ongoing inquiry.
A historical report describes 92 seamen saved from a sinking submarine after a collision with a destroyer. Names such as Paul Simson, Silverstein, Phyl Rigs, and Norton are noted among crew and officers. The event occurs offshore with rescue efforts and tower signals cited.
Report notes Lamotta Cometack seen at Meam Beach with Angela Chirles and Jake Lonnathi, a farmer and champion under Dundge management. Lamotha was reportedly released after serving five months for charges linked to prostitution laws, still recovering.
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