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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1953
Page
5
Oak Ridge Tennessee reports a new hourly wage boost for 3,500 AFL atomic plant workers as a compromise proposal advances. The plan, recommended by the panel, follows Eisenhower administration acceptance of the Atomic Lab recommendations yesterday.
The society note announces the marriage of John Donaldson to Sandra Suttles on August 31 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Norfolk Virginia. Attending were Mr and Mrs Sam Sculya and others. details cover families, college affiliations, and upcoming moves.
Miss Betty Wood leaves for Pennsylvania State College to start fall term. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gephart arrive from Cleveland for a Delaware Street weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul French. Mr. and Mrs. 0 A Johnson visit with relatives on West Church Street. Mrs Ruth Lyon hosts a gathering at Burial. Mrs. W R Jordan and Mrs Loretta Belden attend the Dunkirk Fair. Miss Dorothy Lytton and Mynard Williams visit Akron for a school reunion. Mrs James Jansen attends Mercyhurst alumni weekend in Erie with Anita Shields. The Kimlins and daughters Kathy and Mary Jane stay overnight with Mrs Louis Hanna on Wayne Street. Charles Dominess to enter University of Buffalo School of Pharmacy with family accompanying him.
Miss Marjorie Lathrop was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by Mrs. Michael Piccirillo on East Pleasant street. Attending were Ms. G. D. Clark and several named spouses and friends. The event featured Pirate bingo, door prizes won by Mrs. Slemman and Miss Lathrop, lunch with ingenroné and tuna salad, birthday cake, and gifts for the honoree.
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary will hold the first fall meeting Monday at 7 30 PM in the nurses dining room. The purchasing committee reports summer purchases for the hospital including two floor vacuums and polishers an air conditioning unit an automatic dishwasher and kitchen dishes. The Junior Auxiliary also bought a thermotic drain pump.
Corry Country Club closes its women’s bi weekly activities with a final Thursday Ladies Day event. A strong turnout is anticipated as members and guests attend the 4 o’clock luncheon and reservations are due by Tuesday through the committee members Mrs C W Bracken Miss Jo St Glkir or Mrs George Roof.
An evening of sacred music is announced to be presented this evening at the Cutting Town Fair. Guest musicians Hey uel Mrs. David A van Gorkam of Petoskey Michigan and Rev Paul H van Gorkam field missionary of the American Sunday School Union in Evie County will perform instrumental and vocal selections. The public is invited to attend.
The Amici Sunday School Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bennink on South Center Street. Miss Gladys Canfield opened with devotions on faith. President Harold Rendall led the business meeting as 22 members attended and ice cream cake and coffee were served by Mr. and Mrs. Benfini with assistance from Mr. and Mrs. LJ White.
The wth annual Chelton family reunion was held Labor Day at Rev. Edward Donner’s home in Erie. Eighty five attendees enjoyed a picnic dinner and a business session elected 1954 officers led by Lyle Chelton. Relatives traveled from Clymer North East Cheswick Erie Union City and Corry.
Mrs Morrison entertained at her Liberty street home last evening with three tables of contract bridge in play. Mrs Mayme Wood of St Augustine Fla received the guest prize while awards went to Mrs Donald Hall and Mrs Edward R Kinley. A lunch of tuna salad in tomato cups rolls candy cookies and coffee followed.
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