Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1958

Page

5

Engagement Announcement At A Family Luncheon

Mr and Mrs Frank Fitch hosted a luncheon to announce the engagement of Leah Jean Fitch to Robert Shettler. Guests from North East Union City and Corry attended Forty seven in all. No wedding date is set. Also noted are students leaving for colleges and a wedding in Pittsburgh with grand ceremony details.

Leah H Frank Fitch West Columbus Avenue Leah Jean Robert Shettler Charles Shettler East Congress Street A.wuncheon Katuru Pay Kay Ann Cassett Lois Field North East Union City Corry

Open House Honors Mr and Mrs William Graybill

Mr and Mrs William Graybill were feted at an open house Saturday at the West Spring Creek Town Hall honoring their July 22 wedding. About ninety friends attended as pink and white fall florals decorated the room. The couple received many gifts and a purse of money before returning to Nashville Tennessee where she works at First National American Bank and he is stationed with the Army at Fort Campbell Kentucky.

W. C. Graybill William Graybill West Spring Creek Town Hall

Erie County Extension Plans First Aid Course

The Erie County Senior Extension held a party at the Hatch home, with twenty members attending. The executive committee announced a 12 hour first aid course for interested members, to be taught two hours weekly over six weeks by Corry Civil Defense.

Erie County Extension Erie County Senior Extension Norman Lois Hatch R. D Corry Civil Defense

Missionary To Speak At Lutheran Women’s Meeting

United Lutheran Church Women of St Pauls Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday at 6 pm. Miss Margaret Rue of Philadelphia, a 27 year China missionary, will speak. Miss Marlene McIntyre sings. devotions by Mrs. George Gould. Mrs. Alton Dahstrand presides. tea by Mrs. David Depew committee. All women and friends invited.

Athe Austal United Lutheran Church St Paul's Lutheran Church Marlene McIntyre George Gould Margaret Rue Philadelphia Hautauqua Miss Rue China Alton Dahstrand David Depew

Carter Hill Aid Plans Wiener Roast

The Carter Hill Ladies Aid will hold an evening meeting on September 10 hosted by Mrs. Walter Rininger of A. D. 3. Members and families are invited. the event will be a wiener roast and attendees should bring wieners and money for their own families.

Carter Hill Aid Carter Hill Walter Rininger

New Arrivals at Corry Memorial Hospital

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Leott Cole of 143 Ohio Street on Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Lindsey, 718 West Main Street, Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Richard C. Ross of 34 West Trinity Street early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter Debra Lynn was born Saturday morning at Kirtan-Ting Pa to Mr and Mrs Paul E. Satterlee, former Corry residents. Mr and Mrs Batterjer assist with the Selystion Army work there. Mr and Mrs M L Satterlee of Johnson Street are the paternal grandparents of the new baby.

Leott Cole Ohio Street Corry Memorial Hospital James Lindsey West Main Street Richard C. Ross Weet Triving Street Debra Lynn Kirtan- Ting Paul E. Satterlee Corry Batterjer M. L. Satterlee Johnson Street

Mead Park Hosts Sixth Reunion of Carter Hill-Mertz School

Mead Park Nichols Lodge hosted the Carter Hill Mertz Corner Schools sixth reunion yesterday afternoon with a large attendance. A tureen dinner and social visiting followed. the next reunion is planned at Mead Park on the first Sunday after Labor Day, September 13.

Anmwu Carter Hill-Mertz Corner Nichols Lodge Mead Parke

Witherspoon Circle Sees Fall Meeting At Church Home

The Witherspoon Circle of the Women's Association at First Presbyterian will hold its first fall session meeting tonight at Mrs. Shannon's home in Gastry. Devotions led by Mrs. Ronald Watson open the session with a book titled Meet Dr. Luke. Mrs. Clyde Keith will conduct the program The Word led by Drana Sharer. Refreshments will close the gathering.

Witherspoon Women's Association Shannon of Gastry Ronald Watson Luke Clyde Keith Drana Sharer

P. J. Dietsch Feted Before Army Induction

Mr and Mrs Walter McElroy and daughter Roberta hosted Mrs Paul Dietsch and family at their Findley Lake home. The gathering honored P Dietsch who departs for Harrisburg tonight to be inducted into the armed services. Boating and roller skating were enjoyed by guests as the farewell celebration.

P. J. Dietsch Walter McElroy Roberta Paul Dietsch Tamily Sumnies Findley Lake P. Dietsch Harrisburg Armed Services

Lightning Kills Two Children Of Ex Football Great

In Big Bear Lake California a lightning strike slain two children, Diana and Lawrence Reinhard, as their father Bob Reinhard fished in a skiff. The storm ended to sunshine after the tragedy, two others injured including 14 year old Diana. Reinhard, former California All America star and Los Angeles Dons player, rushed to shore with the wounded.

Big Bear Lake Calif Ani Bob Reinhard Lke San Bernardino Mountains Reinhard University of California Hitler Los Angeles Rane Robert 10 Relbard Lawrence Lee Artival Diana Rivwinhard Los Angeles Automotive Works

Woman, 20, Has Sixth Child in Queens Home

Thelma McKenna, 20, delivered her sixth child yesterday at her Queens home, weighing 8 1 4 pounds. Attended by her mother nurse Thelma Moody, she was up and around hours after birth to meet her new arrival James Jr. 5, Richard 4, Kenneth 3, Sharon 2, and Edward 1. Thelma and James McKenna, ages 23 and 13 at marriage, work in a parking lot.

UW York Thelma McKenna Queens Thelma Moody James Jr Richard Kenneth Sharon Edward McKennna James

Supreme Court faces test on Little Rock integration delay

The article reviews the pending Supreme Court decision on delaying Little Rock Central High School integration. It notes federal and state actions, the role of National Guardsmen, and the broader risk of allowing delays that could justify opposition to court orders. It also cites the phrase all deliberate speed and concerns about disparate district progress.

Washington Supreme Call Pune Lale Rock Lillie Rock Supreme Court Mit Theeourt Central High Lille Rock Arkinsas Orval B. Faubus Nekrows Eisenhower Lille Rock U.S Circuit Court of Appeals Circuit Court Little Rock Justiart New York Times

Norman Conklin Feted With Skating Party

The Wattsbore skating rink hosted a birthday party for Norman Conklin with about 100 skaters in attendance. Miss Sally Phillins of Wattburg acted as hostess for the affair, greeting guests and assisting the guest of honor during the evening. Refreshments of cake and sandwiches were served to attendees.

Norman Conklin Wattsbore Morman Conklin Pricay Altencine Sally Phillins Wattburg Rotler

Wattsburg Rink Hosts Annual Tureen Dinner

Wattsburg Rink at the Wattsburg Skating Rink Institute held its annual tureen dinner honoring Walter Shank of North East. About 60 people attended the open skate event with both young and old present. After the skating session an afternoon dinner was served followed by a three hour social gathering.

Wattsburg Walter Shank North East Mose

Maine's Early Election Dates Back To 1819

Maine's constitutional history explains why September elections endured. The 1819 convention favored harvest timing and light travel, making November impractical. Maine kept the second Monday in September until a 1960 amendment moved ballots to November after the first Monday. Jonas E. Salk received a cancer research grant to study tissue culture links to human cells.

Maine Augusta Salk Pittsburgh Jonas E. Salk National Foundation For Cancer Study Balk

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sone Nitty Obania Ahlie Nee Wes John Mowrey Wayne Street Carnegie Institute of Technology Diane Beardsley West Bend Street Patricia Keppel East Washington Street Myer Memorial Hospital Buffalo Mret George Beardsley Mary Keppel Robert Mulvin Est Mainstreet Robert Reale Grand Street California California Stile Teachers College Edinboro State Teachers College Patricia Meerdink Nancy Davis Gail Wilcox Nancy Edwards Yher Judith Meerdinks Carol ‘Stultz Roberta McElroy Garry ‘Thomas Garry Jy Slunutter Claude Schiroeder Louisville John Cole Schroeder Thomas Weicht Paul Wank Richard McKeta Kathleen Borstorff Lock Haven Lock Haven State Teachers College Dr. N. Troy Gillette Berenice Conner Lis Dr. N. Troy| Gillette Calvary Episcopal Church Berenice Amp Cane James Wilver Conner Miami Pls John Fimer Hooton Donald Hooton Dyrimonth Road Thornburg Griffins Callahan Howes Ue Sanulairy Donald Wilkins Miss Conner Paris France June Hooton Richard L. Thornburph Westminster Place Hooton Sullins College Bristol University of Georgia Athens The Hill School Pottstown Brown University Providence R. I Juli Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co Wilver Conner Arlington, Va N. Troy Gillette Joan Jensen Rasselas Brown R. Wilcox Brown Jeffrey B. J. Graham Edith Whiteley North Miami Fla Jonas Lutheran Mead Park Carmichaels Clare Ann Carney Perryopolis High School Marlow Gov Roy Union Ci Pana Hollidon MT Untes Arts NEW Yorktag Leseou Ronueen Alan Nite Wattsburg Rink Radio Penn State University Warren Merl ING Review Cou! Engine Beaty Junior High School P. A. Davidson Behrend Pennsylvania State University Erk, PA Kendall Center Washington Streets Loblaws Smith Brothers Cherry Valley Gilson’s Builders Supply Columbus
Search Courier

Search the Corry Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Corry Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication