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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1954
Page
5
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Miss Maxine Bennink daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Bennink and Robert Audley Maedje son of Mrs Leo Carroll were married in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church Columbus at a Wednesday evening service. The bride wore embroidered silk and carried a mum bouquet. Attendants wore blue and pink gowns with pearl headdresses. A reception followed with flowers and a three tiered cake. The couple will reside in Columbus. Out of town guests came from nearby towns and Pasadena trip plans noted.
Mrs Leon Root of Wright street hosted a 600 club gathering last evening with a Halloween theme. High prize went to Mrs Joan Smith, second to Mrs Robert Waite and Jon, and Miss Jeanette Baresi won the door prize. Refreshments included hot ham barbecue sandwiches and coffee. Mrs Rodney Knowlton of West Park Place will entertain next in November. The Selective Service Bill was signed September 16, 1940.
A linen shower honored Norma May, bride elect of Eugene Buesink, with 21 guests at Mrs. Dorothy May’s Park Street home. A drawing contest and games followed by prizes to Mrs. Kenneth Harvey, Mrs. Anna Koyach, and Mrs. Marie Landers. Ice cream, shower cake, and coffee were served. the centerpiece was a two bell cake.
Members of a local bridge club met last evening at East Main street hosted by Mrs Rosario Caruso. Two tables played with prize winners Mrs James Lundy and Mrs Joseph Pitesvage. Guest Mrs Clarence Windahi of Columbus attended. A lunch of tuna and egg salad sandwiches cheese relishes coffee and pastries followed. Mrs Ernest McMichael will entertain the club next on November 4.
Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Bear Lake announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Phy lis Jane to Frederick L Yanik of Jamestown. Both work at the National Worsted Mills in Falconer. No date has been set for the wedding.
The Epsilon Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a dinner reception at Hotel Corry last night for new members Miss Carol Cochran and Mrs. Mauro Novello Mrs. Joseph Moorey Mrs. Robert Simmonson and Mrs. William Strieht. Covers for twenty were set in the Corry Room with yellow roses white mums and rhinestone pin place markers. After dinner a ritual ceremony was held at Mrs. Robert Curtis home on West Congress Street with Mrs. Robert Gleason presiding. The evening ended with cake and coffee served by the hostess.
Warren County schools superintendent spoke at the Spring Creek TownshipParent-Teacher Association session held at the school. He urged that meetings like these can achieve progress for education in Warren County. Mr Mullery's talk drew a large audience. Mildred Logan performed an accordion solo and a skit Absent Minded Peterwas presented with several participants. Refreshments were served and the time of the next meeting will be announced later.
The Women of the Moose held a regular meeting in the lodge rooms with Miss Atheryn Kirm in charge. Plans were made for Library Chapter Night on November 4 with Miss Kay Gantle visiting Mooseheart TL. Eligible members are urged to attend the 7 15 PM meeting and the 8 PM regular gathering, with Miss Cancle meeting beforehand. Mrs. Dorothy Estes received the attendance award.
Mrs Joseph Reyda of R D 4 hosted the Wheelock Community Aid gathering last evening with devotional readings led by Mrs Harold Dougherty. President Mrs Frank Harvey presided, games awarded to Mrs Raymond Root and Mrs Leland Cross, and members prepared cutter dressings before pumpkin pie and coffee refreshments. Next meeting set for November 4 with Mrs Kenneth Toyeland.
Spencer Ladies Aid held an all-day session at Mrs. Robert Billey’s home. Officers re-elected were Mrs Balley president, Mrs Niels Sorenson vice president, Mrs Carroll Crowell secretary, and Mrs Robert Balley treasurer. Members donated 10 to Community Chest and for a Korea CARE package. Mrs Carl Fullom to host November meeting.
Frances Snodgrass hosted a candlelight dinner for her daughter Sandra aged 12 at 117% West Bend Street. Seven friends attended from 6:30 until 4:30, enjoying table games and gifts, with each guest receiving small favors. Attendees included Mary Jane O'Hare, Terry Waite, Marcia McElroy, Patricia Southworth, Katy Ann Tate, Virginia Thompson and Becky Turner.
Two tables of contract bridge were in play last evening at the Mead Avenue home of Mrs C R Jourdet. Award winners were Mrs Percy Corbin and Mrs Hugh O Hare, with Mrs Howard Ross receiving the special prize. Mrs Jourdet served refreshments before guests adjourned to meet again on November 4 with Mrs O Hare.
A success party was held Wednesday evening at the Jewish synagogue. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Atl Phillips Mrs Marty Carrick and Wils David Cohen of Mounville. Children received appropriate gifts. The inner party committee was Mr and Mrs Jack Stub Mr and Mrs David Evans and Mr and Mrs Arthur Cohen.
An Erie GE employee, John Olszewski, remained in critical condition at Hamot Hospital after being pinned beneath a jitney on a loading platform in Building 18. Hamot aides reported internal injuries from the mishap, with GE officials confirming his role as driver at the time.
In Allegheny County Court Eugene Walls of Butler was found guilty of first degree murder for the November shooting of 43 year old John Dale Konski at a Sewickly Township tavern. A tape statement was admitted showing Walls’ account of the events. The jury sentenced him to life in prison.
Nicholas Malesky president of Ella Co. says Northern conditions favor reentry to Pennsyl vania and that move aims to be closer to markets. He moved from Mount Pleasant Tennessee to Reading area and will occupy the former Gold Seat hosiery mill. A Marine private died at Lakehurst Naval Air Training Station when his parachute failed to open during a routine jump. Paul L. Davis, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Davis of Patton, Pa, was attached to the parachute riggers school.
STATE COLLEGE Walter W Trainer head of landscape construction and maintenance at Penn State was honored at the Hart Show. A Penn State graduate with a master’s from the university he has shaped much of the campus landscape since 1930. He also maintained the golf course and University farms in later years.
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