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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1960
Page
3
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Merle Ottaway and Carol Mallick wed in a double ring ceremony at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with immediate family present. The bride wore taupe champagne attire and bronze chrysanthemums. reception followed in the Garden Room of the VFW. The couple will reside at 209 1/2 Spring Street.
A St. Edward's PTA sauna committee meeting planned a public chili luncheon at Knights of Columbus Hall on Thursday October 27 with chili wafers homemade pie and beverages. Serving starts 11 am tickets go on sale October 6 with Sam Baressi as general chairman and Mrs George Tinko Mrs John Wascak kitchen Mrs George Koestner Mrs Richard Bachemer dining room and Mrs James Hammond Mrs Angelo Frisina tickets publicity. Assisted by October committee with Mrs Arthur McQuiston chair and Mrs James Jansen cochairman.
October meeting of the Corry Memorial Hospital Lables Auxiliary will be held Monday evening at 8 in the nurses dining room. Final plans for the Harvest Card Party and Style Show will be discussed and committees for the October 18 affair announced. Attendance expected high, per president Mrs. Vennis R. Follett.
Navy petty officer Ramon Caba Jona and other service members appear among Bake-Off victors. The top prize of $25,000 went to Mrs Ivy Baker Priest, treasurer of the United States, with prizes awarded across multiple categories including Second Grand Prize of $5,000 to Mrs Frances M. Rock. Winners hailed from states including Michigan Ohio California Texas and Nebraska, with entries featuring a chocolate macaron cake, Polynesian bake, and other inventive desserts and breads.
Mr and Mrs DeForest Way of Spring Creek announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Morse to Denis Rock Afellow, son of Mr and Mrs Arden Rock Afellow of Meddyilte. Sandra Morse is a Cory Are High School 1960 graduate and works at Warren New Process. Her Dance, a 1950 graduate of CAHS, is employed at Metnnes Steel Company. No wedding date set.
The Con cord Community Club held its monthly meeting led by President Laurence Wade. They announced a masquerade party scheduled for Saturday, October 2, with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc Cray on the committee. Edna Whde and Webb McCray helped serve cake, ice cream, and drinks after the session.
A surprise party at a North Center street home honored Janet Wilkinson on her 17th birthday. Hosts Sharon Kenniston and Sandra Lewis led 16 attendees in games and visits with prizes won by Deanna Dundon Sandra Lewis Betty Beagle and Barbara Willis. Door prize went to Miss Sally Hepler. Refreshments followed including cake and Mexican sundaes. The guest of honor received a group gift.
An open house celebration will honor the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Trisket of 347 West Washington Street. The event is hosted by their children and will run from 2 to 5 PM at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Friends relatives and neighbors are invited to attend.
The page lists student clubs and events at Aliquippa area schools including the Key Club, cheerleaders, and Tri-Hi groups. It mentions fundraisers selling bean pies and hats, a Friday gym gathering, and seniors preparing for yearbook pictures with ordering deadlines approaching.
The Women’s Civic Club announced a rummage sale to fund playground equipment for Mead Park. Mrs John Long was named chairwoman with the sale slated for Mead Park’s Red and Gun Club building later this month. Mrs Bert Welden led the meeting and noted the next session will also be at the same venue on Thursday October.
Columbus Community Church announces a public Harvest Dinner featuring roast beef to be served in the church basement from 5 30 p.m. until finished. Sponsored by the church, the event is under general chairmanship of Lesie Dowd.
A Lutheran group at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church plans a shared cider project by making and selling sweet cider. The meeting, led by president Milton Cherry, invited volunteers to gather at the church at 2 p.m. on Sunday October 6 to pick apples. Winners of a scavenger funds were Mr and Mrs Hal Bailey.
WOTM BringsPlay Here Now selects talent for a hometown production Running While proceeds aid the Women of She Most Scholarship. Teens will be chorus with several acts sought by director. Casting aims to feature local participants from Corry and surrounding area. Auditions organized by Mrs Wil lant Prine and WOTM members. Event includes refreshments and a Halloween masquerade next at the Sportsmen's Club West Spring Creek.
A son named Ronald Rhodes was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald Rhodes of North Clymer at 10 20 am A son named Harry Brown arrived yesterday at Curry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of 342 North Center Street in Curry Alabama at 10 20 am Local births noted in the community record.
Funeral services for Mrs. Jen Connell were conducted yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. A A Merrifield presiding. Burial followed in David Curtis Cemetery in Columbus. Local mourners included Marion Robbins, Archie Benson, Vere Pary Mead, F ATi comb and Merle Skinner, with relatives from Erle Jamestown Mayville and Cozy area attending.
Miami and Miami Beach bus drivers walk out halting service for about 150000 passengers. The stoppage disrupts travel across the two cities, leaving riders without ready transit options.
Vice President Richard M Nixon drew large crowds in Binghamton Schenectady and Troy New York despite heavy rain as he heads toward Ohio and Indiana with stops at Albany Canton Mansfield Akron and Evansville on a 10 state swing. Campaign aides say the final week shows strong progress and an accelerated schedule. Nixon contrasts Kennedy proposals with his own promise to curb spending and bolster the economy. At Latham Corners a crowd of 4000 cheered as he toured a shop center amid rain.
A plan envisions a three mile street car link between El Paso Texas and Juarez Mexico. The line would connect major zones across the border, reflecting growing cross border transit interests and regional cooperation.
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