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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1959
Page
5
The readable fragments mention a police case and a district location with references to a tour and a potential building in a district. It references Assanil and Lloyd and notes a fruitless search or investigation. No clear events or outcomes are stated.
A detailed account of the marriage ceremony and reception for Miss Joan Elle Aquilino and William Frederick Deutschlander at St Eliz beths Church and Corry Country Club. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Nicholas Aquilino, wore a lace and silk organza gown. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deutschlander. Guests came from Butler, Erie, Corry and beyond. couple resides at 38 East Irving Street.
Wattsburg Grange elected Frank Chatfoo as master and Artur Harwood as overseer at a recent meeting. Other officers include Mrs. Fred Rankin lecturer Ora Gibbons steward Harry Burrows assistant steward Mrs Ora Gibbons chaplain Walter Drissel treasurer Mrs Arthur Harwood secretary Chauncy Powers gate keeper Mrs Earl Duda ces Mrs George Robinson pomono etc. A three year term executive committee included Earl Duda and Mrs Esther Robinson to serve as pianist and Burrows on building committee with Harold Burnham Frank Chaffee Arthur Harwood Ora Gibbons Walter Drissel Ari Munsee.
Ten members gathered at Essex street for the Neighborhood Club. Guests included Mrs Alma DeHaven. Prizes went to Mrs Harry Burton Mrs Jasper Drake and Mrs Lyle Shreve with door prize to Mrs Bertha Darwin. Salad cake coffee were served. The Drake and Burton anniversary celebrated. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Jennie Akam on date to be announced.
Mrs John Kennedy, adviser for the Westminster Fellowship, says the Senior High group will meet at 5:30 tomorrow at Mead Park for a wiener roast. Attendees pay a bike price at the Gi Scout Cabin, bring hot dogs and rolls, chips and dessert provided, and officers will be elected before adjourning around 7:30. Plans include future meetings, an October rally, and a college basketball game outing.
The regular meeting of the YMCA Auxiliary will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the YMCA. Plans for the bazaar will be discussed. All new members and guests are invited to attend. The president Mrs. Martin Keppel urges good attendance.
Dorcas Circle of First Methodist Church met at the Mreadam Hill road home of Mrs. Merle Patterson on Wednesday evening with nineteen members present. Devotions were led by Mr. Fred Barton on a topic from Christian Herald. Planning for the next bake sale at imaging site October 5 was discussed. meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Marguerite Nichols.
The Spencer Ladies Aid conducted an 11 day session yesterday at Mrs. Mervill Lite ite of R D 3. About 30 dinners were served before a routine business session led by Mrs. Omar Crowell in the president absence. A rummage sale was planned for today and tomorrow. Final plans were made for the event and the next meeting will be at Mrs. John Lloys on Mead avenue October 1.
The Women's Resist Corps of the Grand Army of the Republic held a public ham dinner at the local Grange Hall. Mrs. Henry Hill led kitchen operations and Mrs. Wesley Willis oversaw the dining room. A 2 pm business session featured Mrs. Eva Dundon as chair. Sixty-year members and guests received prizes and pledges were directed to Brookville Home. District convention set for October 3 at the local hall with a Halloween party to follow.
Members of Troop 161 sponsored by Holy Name Society of St. Thomas Church held a Court of Honor at the Mead Park Boy Scout Circle. Awards included Ad Altare Del Religious, Life Scout, Star Scout, and multiple two year or one year service pins plus merit badges for Junior Assistant Scoutmaster John Jackson, Richard Farrer, Richard Hammond, Thomas Dyne, Paul Wascak, Patrick Bachemer, Patrick Lee, Larry Burrows, Milton Griffis, Paul Catallu, James Barton, Daniel McMichael, John Costello, Michael Sprovers, Frank Moliwa, Kenneth Wise, Thomas Zewatsky, Richard Brigham, and Michael Allyn. A campfire session followed with hot dogs, marshmallows, and soft drinks.
A farewell event at Cut Camp near Carlin honored Grne gieve Maloney with hostesses Ames Allyn Mise Don ald Tale Mrs Ralph Bailes and Mrs Harold Care assisting. Guests included My Glenn Brumigin My Allen Fox Mrs Bugeve Buostik and others. A light lunch and coffee were served as guests presented a gift to the honoree.
Mrs. Arthur Milly of BOL served as hostess at the Plank Road Club meeting. President Milley presided. Mrs. Lawrence Milley attended as acting chair. The October gathering included bingo with prizes won by Mrs. Jack Raymond, Mrs. Hill, M. Cecil Muller, Tivol Hasbrouck, and others. about 16 members were present.
Mrs. Claude Blanchard was feted by Birthday Glib members at Wayne Street home during an evening of visiting. Ten members gathered, and Blanchard received a gift. Hostess Mrs. Elmer A. Sharer served a salad course, wafers, nuts, coffee, tea, and cookies.
A child was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles McAvoy of 808 East Main Street. A baby boy to Mr Jerome Ruddell of West First Street Waterford was reported yesterday at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City.
Mrs Vernon Davis of Delaware River was honored at a baby shower held at her home hosted by Mrs Chierice Gan ant and Mrs Hiwood Nelsor. Prizes were won by several guests in games. refreshments included cake ice cream gelatin and coffee with soft drinks for the children. Mrs Davis received many loving gifts from friends and relatives.
The first meeting of the DeAngelo group for the year was held last night at Miss Susan Scholton’s West Pleasant street home. Officers elected include Susan Holcomb president Marily s Stults vice president Sally Hepler secretary Connie Measinger treasurer and Scholson sergeant at arms. Plans formed for a dance. French fries pretzels and soft drinks fed the 15 attendees. It was decided to meet every other Thursday with Miss Hepler hosting the next gathering in two weeks.
The Rehoboth Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Olson on East Columbus Avenue with 22 members attending. Peter Dubrosky vice president led a devotion and opening prayer was by Marshall Sherwood. The group planned a combined Halloween party at the church for the next meeting.
Philip Zalzneck Mrs Roscoe Keck and Miss Lena St Clair won yesterday at the popular Ladies Day bridge event. Guests from North East included Mrs Elizabeth McCord Mrs Sarah McQuitty and Mrs Elizabeth Reed. Mrs William Tock and Mrs William Munson of Warren attended. The bridge play followed lunch served by the kitchen staff.
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