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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1957

Page

5

Miss Laurene Hansen Weds Ray Barrett in Corry

Laurene Winifred Hansen of Corry and Raymund Michael Barrett of Bear Lake repeated their vows at 4 30 PM Saturday in the First Methodist Church. Rev George A Myers officiated the double ring ceremony. Attending from Corry Bear Lake Jamestown and Clymer, the couple will reside in Bear Lake after a brief New York State trip.

Laurene Hansen Bear Lake Laurene Winifred Hansen Corry Raymund Michael Barrett George A. Myers Lawrence Hansen West Pleasant Street Ralph Barrett Beay Lake Willian Dunnewold Clymer Jamestown New York State Barrett Corry Area Panama High School Panama Chautauqua Hardware Company

Boys Baseball Auxiliary Dinner Plans With Election

Plans for the Boys Baseball Auxiliary dinner were announced. The event will be at Mead Park Girl Scout Lodge Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. Rolls coffee and a shared salad casseroles or desserts requested. A brief business session and officer election follow. Mothers of boys new to leagues next summer are invited. Committee includes Mrs Staples Morton Group Vanssens Perkins and Van Dresar.

Mead Park Gerald Staples Richard Morton Verne Group al Vanssens Ralph Perkins Alfred van Dresar

Area School Reunion Takes Place At Mead Park

The Gurter Hill Merts Corners school reunion held yesterday at Mead Park drew a large crowd to Nichols Lodge for a 1 p.m. picnic. Mrs Bertha Nichols was re elected secretary and attendees hailed from Warren Bradford Jamestown Westfield Huffalo and a sizable group from Clymer Carter iT and Corry.

Mead Park Gurter Hill Merts Corners Nichols Lodge Mead Mru Bertha Nichols Warren Bradford Jamestown Westfield Huffalo Clymer Carter It Corry

Family Dinner Honors Warren Guests at Home

Mrs. Ralph Chiricuzio of Piedsdnit street hosted a family dinner party yesterday in Warren. Honored were Mrs. Thomas Ressler and her son Terrence and Ricky Scalise who recently celebrated birthdays. Also present were Mr. Ressler Timothy and Thomas Ressler, Mrs. Mary Jambliter of Jamestown, Mrs. Chiricuzio's parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scalise, and Miss Christine Chirienzio. Gifts were given to the honored guests.

Warren Ralph Chiricuzio Ib Piedsdnit Thomas Ressler Terrence Ricky Scalise Ressler Mr. Scalise Chiricusio Timothy Mary Jambliter Jamestown Chiricuzio Frank Scalise Christine Chirienzio

Hospitality Club Dinner Set at VFW Post Tomorrow

Hospitality Club officers remind members of a tureen dinner tomorrow at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home. Dinner is served at 1:15 p.m. Card games follow. Members are asked to bring their own cards and bring a guest if possible to ensure strong attendance.

Hospitality Club Veterans’ of Foreign Wars

Cragg Richards and Phelps Welcome Children at Corry Memorial

A son was born Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cragg of 403 East Columbus Avenue. A son was born Saturday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Kepper of Columbus. A daughter was born Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Phelps of Clymer.

Thomas Cragg East Columbus Avenue Corry Memorial Hospital The Mrs. Richards, Kepper Columbus Lester Phelps Clymer Nancy Ann St. Vincent's Hospital William Sebenick Erie A. YY. Cochran Kas Frederick ‘Street

Presbyterian Scouts To Reorganize Tonight

Announcement of the first meeting of Presbyterian Scout Troops Nos 39 and 398 at 7 30 in the Corry Memorial Church basement tonight plans for the year’s activities will be made former Scouts and girls interested in joining urged to attend also notes a birth at St Vincent’s Hospital and a holiday report from Balmoral Castle noting Prince Charles and Princess Anne studying French.

Presbyterian Scouts Donald ©. Boyd Spring Creek Corry Memorial Iet Prestiverian Church London Prince Charles Princess Anne Balmoral Castle Scotland

Stephen Sventek Honored At Family Party

Mr and Mrs Andrew Sventek of R D 1 hosted a Saturday evening party in honor of their son Stephen A group of friends attended and the entertainment included visiting watching television and cards A bountiful lunch was served and Master Stephen received a variety of fine gifts

Stephen Sventek Andrew Sventek Stephen

TV Schedule Highlights for WBEN Buffalo Tonight

A detailed listing of WBEN TV channel 4 programs across the evening and next day including news, sports, children shows, dramas, game shows, and soap operas. Notable items include Cisco Kid, Adventures of Robin Hood, Burns and Allen, The Garry Moore Show, Captain Kangaroo, Popeye's Playhouse, The Millionaire? and Days of our Lives style soaps, plus late night and weekend offerings.

Wben-Tv Buffalo Studio One Network Susie Garry Moore Rich Guiding Light Spotlight Playhouse Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal

Five Escape Night Club Fire In Waynesburg Pa

Five persons escaped a night club and apartment fire in Waynesburg Pennsylvania after a grandmother alerted others on the first floor and a boy used buckets to fight flames. The blaze forced evacuations from the building as residents fled down stairs and a drainpipe. Estimated loss reached about $20,000.

Waynesburg Mary Yalent Tony Gusse Je Cheol Ann Teiuenis Snather Seeond Épsrhiment Andrew Fabian Jr Valent Warnine Tony Terry Stee Guste

Gifts from nations on display at United Nations site

Visitors to the United Nations see gifts from many nations symbolizing peace. A Japanese Peace Bell is cast from coins from 60 countries, a large red curtain from Sweden hangs inside, a 16 foot bronze equestrian statue from Yugoslavia stands in the north gardens, and the central fountain at the Secretariat Building was given by American children as a gesture of friendship.

United Navns United Nations Association of Japan Sweden Yugoslavia UN Secretariat United Nations United States

Kearns Seeks Erie Area Job Relief Steps

Pennsylvania congressmen in the 85th Congress seek to curb unemployment in Erie and surrounding cities. Rep. Kearns will consult labor leaders, tour Erie area arcs, and assess immediate needs before deciding on federal measures such as defense contracts. Carrigg has pushed to sustain Scranton plant production and attract new industry through a small business clinic with federal aid.

Siewn Pennsylvania Keystone Kearns Cr Erie Sizabla Lst Lake City U. S Bureau of Labor Statistics Johnstown Bearns Erle Chamber of Commerce Kearns Layatte Rep Carrigg R-Pa Carrige Scranton Pentagon Scranton Ordnance Plant Carige Altoona wilkes-Harre-Hasleton

Unemployment Figures Highlight Pennsylvania Variance

The Bureau of Labor reports the worst unemployment proportion in the state. Allentown and Bethlehem show 15 to 29 percent jobless, while the national average runs at 4.53 percent. Harrisburg Lancaster Philadelphia Pittsburgh Reading and other cities fall within 4 percent unemployment.

Bureau of Labor Forces Pennsylvania Allentown Bethlehem Harrisburg Lancaster Philadelphia Pittsburgh Reading

Soviets Test Atomic Blast Marks Second in Series

Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission announced another Soviet atomic explosion in the last two days. AEC Chairman Lewis L. Strauss stated the blast was of moderate intensity and appears to be the second in a series begun August 22.

Washington Rusuim Cet Atomic Energy Commission AEC Lewis L. Strauss

Nine Killed On State Highways In Weekend Accidents

Associated Press reports nine people died on Pennsylvania highways over the weekend. A non traffic fatality occurred at a stock car race near Hazleton where George Graboske, 86, of Nanticoke, was killed at Evergreen Speedway.

Associated Press Pennsylvania Hazleton George Graboske Nanticoke Evergreen Speedway

Crisis Deepens In Little Rock

The article notes Governor Faubus defending his use of the Arkansas Guard to prevent violence and keep Negroes out while facing criticism from Little Rock officials. He claims to be the most liberal governor in the South but asserts segregation will not be challenged by outsiders.

Faubus Arkansas Guard Little Rock Rock Fribus

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