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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1957
Page
5
Subordinate delegates from the Grange set an agenda for the October meeting and will vote on a series of 100 resolutions proposed by Spurradt in 1878. Ald officials and Tordele are expected to attend as part of the legislative discussion.
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Former Union City girl Marion Louise Chandrick, daughter of Frank Chandrick, marries Daniel A. Dolezal of Chicago in a September afternoon service at St Teresa's Church Union City. The double ring ceremony features nuptial music, a lace gown, and a garden room reception later.
Mr and Mrs Dale Mulvin of 910 East Main announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Jane to Warner Clyde McCray son of Mr and Mrs Clyde McGray of 41 West Main Street Columbus The bride elect a 1957 Corry High School graduate works at New Process in Warren The groom a 1957 Corry Area High School graduate is an apprentice machinist at General Electric in Erie Wedding plans have not been announced.
Mrs Richard Ball and Mrs James Stowe hosted a Thursday bridal shower at 2124 Mott Street for Miss Coletta Scott bride elect of Lyle Hotchkiss. Twelve guests attended with prizes awarded to Mrs Don Whaley Autumn Spiegel Erle and Clara Hill. A luncheon followed with jelly salad cake coffee soft drinks and assorted mints and nuts.
Florence Sexton united in marriage to Russell Shearer at home of Mrs Eva Sexton in Elgin with Rev. DeForest Tennies officiating. Attendants included Milas Sexton as maid of honor, Eugene Shearer as best man, and little Cheryl Finney as flower girl. The couple plan a Florida trip and will reside in Elgin after.
Vennis Follett of the Women of the Moose announced plans for a public card party sponsored by her committee. The event starts Monday October 1 at 8 p.m. at the Moose Club with door prizes, table prizes, refreshments, and an entertainment program. Reservations contact Follett or listed assistants.
The Spring Creek and West Spring Creek Congregational Churches host a farewell dinner for Rev. Bradley Lines and his family. The event starts at 6:30 PM with tureen dinner and supplied coffee meat potatoes and rolls. Attendees are asked to bring their own table service.
New Jersey Chief Justice Joseph Weintraub said courts are so efficient that citizens expect modern business techniques, citing a case where a woman paid a $16 traffic fine and asked for a green stamp.
Members of the IOOF and Jonathan Lodge gathered February 12 2007 as the conferring occurred during the Grand Masters Degree Rally held in Union City with several local lodge members witnessing the event.
Mrs Jan Howard of R D 4 hosted the Wheelock Community Aid meeting with assistance from Mrs Robert Waite. President Howard led devotions, readings and prayer as members approved a monetary donation to Needlework Guild and planned infant clothing projects. Ref ref furniture refinishing session postponed. November 1 host announced.
Miss Eleanor Ladd was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Shirley Yarnteh Miss Sue Millspaw and Mrs. Robert Joyen on White Street The party featured visiting and games with prizes won by Mrs Clifford Alkens Jr Miss Judy Smith and Mrs Alan Cox Pink and white served with cupcake message Best wishes Eleanor and Pete Other refreshments included jello salad wafers potato chips mints and coffee The bride elect who will wed Milton McIntyre on October 26 received several lovely gifts.
Thirty relatives neighbors and friends surprised Mr and Mrs John Burik in their new Columbus home on a Thursday evening with a surprise housewarming party. Mrs George Sayko provided piano accordion entertainment and refreshments of sandwiches cookies and coffee were served.
Former Miss Helen Hartley wife of Terry White was honored at a post nuptial shower hosted by Mrs George Hartley and Mrs Clair Caster. Seventeen guests attended at 702 West Smith Street. Prizes awarded to Mrs William Stockton Mrs Herbert Tris ket Mrs Donald Wiggers and Miss Jean Drobneck. Yellow and white decor featured the serving table with fall flowers. A luncheon of salad rolls relishes shower cake and coffee followed. The new Mrs White received many nice gifts for the occasion.
Approximately six women gathered in Spring Creek Church parlors Wednesday evening to honor Mrs William Donaldson with a stork shower. Games were played and many nice gifts were given. Refreshments were served by the Truthseekers Class of the church at a decorated tea table.
Syrin filed a memorandum proposing an inquiry into the border crisis while the Kremlin alleged that Tag and Jordan would lead the initial attack on Syria. Moscow claimed a joint US Turkish plan would deliver a major blow with navy support as the 6th Fleet prepares to resume normal operations west of Italy within weeks. Four US warships visited Timir Turkey, a NATO port, as most fleet units remain in liberal ports in allied states.
Yorktown Virginia marks the 178th anniversary of Lord Cornwallis defeat with a battle reenactment and dedication ceremony for a new Statue of Liberty on the Yorktown victory monument. Attendees include Sen Harry Byrd and former Rep Lewis Craton along with state governors, military members, and national dignitaries. A pageant and speeches conclude the observance amid the historic reenactment atmosphere.
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