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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1957
Page
5
A district court accuses Attorting of attempting to view a client’s assets and alleges illegal selling of wealth. The case references a district judge and related parties including Collier, with figures around 8,000 and routes supposedly checked. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A candlelight wedding in Edwards Chapel Marks Corners united Miss Charleen Damon and Ronald R. Whitney in a double ring ceremony at 8 30 p m Rev Gerald M Lundeen officiated with Marie Harmelink organist and Roger Einink soloist The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with blue net and white taffeta accents and carried a white Bible The bridal party included Barbara Damon as maid of honor and Marjorie Whitney and Kathy Damon as bridesmaids The groom was supported by Maurice Whitney as best man and ushers Philip Gravink and James Robertson A reception for about 125 guests followed at Beckerink Hall with plans for a Niagara Falls trip after which they will reside in Marks Corners The bride a 1965 Clymer Central School graduate attended Houghton College two years. the groom a Navy veteran worked for Minn Hwy dept and both families attended from nearby towns across Pennsylvania and New York.
Cooties and Cootlettes met at VEW Post to finalize plans for a pancake party with Aunt Jemima at the VFW this weekend. Alfred Hrenel said Aunt Jemima will attend the Corry Bradford game Friday night and Mrs James Keppel will join guests at multiple local schools. William Roehinig announced five complimentary tickets per football team, and Harold Schaefer offered transportation details for attendees.
The Lillian Guild met at the church undercroft for a dinner meeting led by Mrs. Horton Davis and others. Mrs. Louis Morrow presided as business was conducted and the group unanimously voted to sponsor Girl Scout Troop No. 317 led by Mrs. Newell Beckwith. The next guild session is December 3.
Mrs. Harley Johnson presided as Mentor Club held a November meeting at the Haney Johnson home on North Center Street. Fourteen members attended with roll call and current events followed by a program featuring Miss Lillian Barnes reviewing European histories and notable women.
The bi monthly First Methodist Church family night screen dinner is planned for Thursday at 8 30 pm. Commission on Membership and Evangelism will lead with Justin Butters chairing. Hubert Vaughn will present western trip photos. Mrs Floyd Webb leads devotions on The Thanksgiving. WSCS hostesses will be Mrs Frank Anthony. Plans discussed for December 2 party and gifts exchange at Mrs George Gordons home 112 East Church Street.
Mrs Joseph Mooney hosted the Beta Sigma Phi meeting on Park Street with Mrs Prank Wise reading communications including an YMCA open house invitation and dedication ceremony. A proposal to grant 5000 to cystic fibrosis research was read from the International headquarters.
Mrs Charles Amy hosted an afternoon luncheon at her Worth Street home for the Sunshine Bichere of the Golden Limes Class of the First Methodist Church. The table carried a Thanksgiving motif with decorative ple yammes and other handmade touches. Twenty ladies attended enjoying visiting and contests.
The Hospital Auxiliary announces the Sno Ball Dance to be held December 27 at the Moose Club with dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Mrs. Vennis R. Follett heads the event as general chairman and committees cover orchestra tickets posters advertising registration entertainment publicity and decorations. Ray Waite and his orchestra will perform and tickets are being printed for sale soon. Proceeds will support charitable purposes.
Corry Rotary Club met at the Hotel Coery last evening for an open meeting. Olin Bracken urged fundraising to attract a Midwestern company to Corry to replace Aero Supply Mfg Co. Robert Tunnell spoke on Red Cross blood bank work. Horton Davis will meet with other groups to plan YMCA building funds. Allan Hasbrouck led group singing with William Louby on the piano. Two visiting Rotarians attended: George Burt of Binsod City and William Carlson of Rochester, NY.
Henry John Nauer 85, former New York State superintendent of banks, was killed when a can driven by his wife Marl an 49 was hit by a Santa Fe train near San Diego California. Mrs Mauer was unharmed.
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