Qualms on Offer Spark Market Hope for Allies
Buyers sense renewed demand as the market eyeing upgrades and anniversaries prompts bids. Analysts note a shift in prices as shares of the Pa firm attract attention ahead of a planned public offering.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1959
Page
5
Buyers sense renewed demand as the market eyeing upgrades and anniversaries prompts bids. Analysts note a shift in prices as shares of the Pa firm attract attention ahead of a planned public offering.
The ceremony at St Elizabeths Church united Miss Theresa Jean Smith of Seventh Street and Frank Joseph Puckly Jr. of RD 4 with Rev Cyril Krang officiating at 11 o clock. Attendants included Miss June Wishmian and Miss Rosemary Syontek with a reception at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home. The couple, who planned a Texas wedding trip, will reside with Mr and Mrs Pyunk Puckly Sr. of RD 4 after their nuptials.
A party at Miss Crystal Flytt man’s home celebrated her fifth birthday hosted by her mother. Ten children attended. prizes went to Donna Clayton Linda Babcock Bobby Clayton and Lenny White with a door prize for Miss Clayton. Mrs Huffman was assisted by Carolyn and Barbara Babcock.
A pink jersey dress with a wailhead smocked bodice and blue rosebud accents accompanied the bride, a 1956 Corry Area High School graduate. The couple will reside at 17 Seventh Street, Erie and nearby guests from Buffalo, Westfield, Jamestown, Clymer, Unjohn City, Spartarsburg, Waterford, Columbus attended the ceremony.
In Houston Texas Monte Ray Pettitt reported $1,900 in cash stolen from him. He said the money was hidden in a locker at five degrees below zero in his frozen food locker company.
Webb and Mrs McCray celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a Saturday event at their Union Street home. About 40 relatives from Spring Creek Evie Snyder Corry and nearby areas attended. Grandchildren Ruthie Jo Grege Darlene Marsh and Tommy Paty McCray gave a floral centerpiece and gifts were exchanged.
Sixteen Git Scouts from Troop 39 met Friday at Miss Connie Bauer’s home on West Park Place for a Magic Carpet party. The event featured favorite books and storybook characters as the theme with book-cover decorations, games, and dancing. Refreshments were served with help from Mrs. Frank Sturgis, Mrs. George Mikesell, Mrs. Richard Williams, and Mrs. John Kapteina assisting Mrs. Paul Bauer.
The Corry Area women AEC Club will hold its regular meeting at 1 o clock tomorrow afternoon in the YMCA. Capt Richard Dean of the Salvation Army will serve as chaplain. October birthdays will be honored and good attendance is urged.
Miss Margaret Florek bride elect of Villa J Zafiraputos was honored at a bridal tea hosted at the Zafirapulos Home on Molt street. The event featured pastel colors, dainty party treats, and gifts from about 30 friends and relatives from Eyre, Warren, Cambridge Springs, Edinboro, Titusville, and Corry.
Presbyterian Youth held a Halloween gathering in the First Presbyterian Westminster Fellowship room on Saturday evening. Decorations included orange and black streamers pumpkins and skeletons. Refreshments featured sand yeiches cookies donuts and cider.
Columbus Extension will hold its first meeting of the year on Thursday afternoon at 1:90 at Mrs Clifton Tressler’s home on RD 1. Mrs Tressler said Mrs Nuthin Dots will present a program on Danish festive foods. Plans were made for future programs and War ren County Christmas party arrangements were to be discussed.
Dr Julen Kim president of Ewha Women’s University in Seoul describes the wartime destruction of the campus, exile in Pusan, and later revival. She notes enrollment rising from 102,000 to over 6,500 at the world’s largest women’s university, now with seven colleges. She also discusses student career aims and the university’s role at the United Nations.
A party at Mrs. Clyde Baccus home on East Main honored her birthday. Hosted by her daughters Nims Glenn Bailey Mrs. William Dahl and Mr. Kenneth McCray. About 38 guests attended with fall decor and entertainment. Dessert included a decorated cake pumpkin pie doughnuts and cider. Gifts were exchanged and attendees included Mrs. Harold Howard and family from Findley Lake Mrs. Kenneth McCray Leo McCray Marion Wiltsie and Glenn Bailey from Spartansburg.
DeAngelo's hosted a harvest dance Saturday evening at the Moose home on East Washington Street with over 200 students attending. The Jesters from Youngsville provided music and Connie Wesoloski and Albert Cataifa won the slow dance while Janet Chiricuzio and Darryl Tetsch won the fast dance. The chaperones table featured orange and black decorations with pumpkins and skeletons, coffee and cookies served. Club officers leading the event included Susan Holcomb president Marilyn Stultz vice president Salley Hepler secretary and Connie Messinger treasurer.
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