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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1958
Page
5
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Miss Anita Jean Miller of Starbrick married Allen Jack Smith in a September ceremony at Warren's First Lutheran Church. The couple, witnessed by about 128 guests, received at Social Center with organ music, flowers, and a reception. Attendants included bridesmaids in orchid taffeta and familiar family relatives.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church held a tureen dinner in the church dining room. Mrs Willis Brown led the devotions on Christ's Message for Today with Mrs Harold Hopkins from Edingboro as the guest speaker. A business session followed, minutes were read, thank you notes acknowledged, reports read, and voting conducted before closing prayer by Mrs Oscar Joln.
A surprise house warming party honored Mrs Walter Wotus who recently moved to Gamma road. Eighteen Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp employees attended with Mrs T Anderson as chairman and Mrs LeRoy Hoyt assisting. Refreshments were served and guests presented with many lovely gifts.
Corry Navy Mothers held a regular meeting at Grosse Hall with 11 members and one guest. Julia Gilmore served as commander. refreshments followed, with Mrs. Bots Sister and Mrs. Vie Top Mie assisting. The next meeting is scheduled for November 1 at 7:30 PM.
More than 200 4-H and Future Farmers of America dairy hoiters competed in Meadville for the second annual Northwestern Junior Dairy Show. Lois Scouten of Centerville was grand champion in Holstein senior yearling, with Crawford County entries earning several firsts and grand honors across Jersey Guernsey and Brown Swiss divisions.
Actress Miiko Taka, known for Sayonara opposite Marlon Brando, petitions for divorce from actor Dale R Ishimoto. The Seattle native alleges cruelty in her complaint filed yesterday and seeks fifty dollars per month support.
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met for a dinner and business session with forty six members present. Officers praised volunteers for three months of work, and plans were laid for a White Elephant sale, a style show, and a card party. Purchases approved include dinnerware, surgical instruments, and stainless steel pens.
A Kiwanis Club meeting featured Corry Jol Rossbacher presenting a film titled The Grand Canyon. Group singing was led by H Lytin Rice and Mrs Rice at the piano. President William Seitz announced Dr William Hy Rodemoyer, new superintendent of schools, will be the guest speaker next week.
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kolaje of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. The birth relates to family announcements in local society pages.
Mrs Paul Stianiean hosted the Witherspoon Circle monthly gathering of the Pipl Presbyterian Church Women at her East Holly street home. Mrs Clyde Keith announced October meeting details and attendees were invited to contact Mrs Alfred J Morrison. A study book titled The Word the World and the Way was used, followed by refreshments of cake with peaches and whipped cream. The next regular gathering is planned for October 18 at Mrs Edwin Grayink’s home.
UAW chief Walter Reuther leads separate sessions with Chrysler Ford and General Motors as unions press for better contracts before the Memorial Day deadline. Negotiations intensify with public meetings planned to brief communities on progress amid a protracted stalemate.
Japanese government asserted jurisdiction over a young American airman involved in a fatal shooting at a Tokyo area base. US Japan talks hinge on whether the act occurred in performance of duty. The case echoes the 1987 Girard incident where Japan secured jurisdiction and a suspended sentence.
An ailing man who stabbed himself to death was given full military honors at his burial yesterday in Maine on orders of President Eisenhower. The president acted after receiving a telegram from the wife of I. W. Detfoy, 38, who served with distinction.
Bodies of Howard Rose of Barberton and Relph Willace of Akron were identified after being found on the lake shore near Erie and Conneaut. Coast Guardsmen continued dragging for Edward Bogdan of Girard whose body had not surfaced, with recovery expected soon. The ill fated trip involved four men on a 14 foot boat that disappeared after a swamped craft was found offshore.
Cambodian Prime Minister Prince Norodom Sihanouk said Red China leaders told him in Peiping they will seize the Nationalist offshore islands of Quemoy and Matsu now and Formosa later. He returned recently from a three week visit to Red China after establishing diplomatic relations between his kingdom and Peiping.
The note recalls Marines at Guadalcanal then mentions Jeffery becoming a successful salesman later in life, highlighting a transition from wartime service to civilian achievement.
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