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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1959
Page
5
A terse item notes changes in a local labor unit at Warren described as an at will arrangement. Details are limited to the phrase and do not provide names, dates, or governing entities.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a local event or meeting near a bus route involving residents near Trewin. Details are unreadable, but the item suggests community activity or planning with possible dates or participants not legible.
Social highlight notes more than 195 attendees at the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reslink of Panama. The event at Panama Methodist Church featured arrangements by their children and relatives, with attendance from multiple towns and states. Mrs. Reslink’s attire, the floral centerpiece, and the cake were described. commentaries mention guests, work affiliations, and several local and distant attendees.
The First Presbyterian Church held its family night honoring teachers in the public school system. Mrs. Robert Tinnell hosted the event with student speakers Jay Summerville Jerry Kennedy and Miss Sharon Minor. Ray Weber spoke as a parent. Mrs. E Aneispson spoke for the teachers. Music by Glenn Middleton Willard Bhreve and Allan Tyo brawek. Vereins sang led by Dul Rossbacher. Decorations arranged by Mrs. Ablen Rossbacher. The Geneva choir with Mae Cleo Haight in charge served the dinner. Each teacher received a red apple and a merit badge. Attendees included Philip Segal Mr and Mrs. S. B Anderson Miss Helen Johnson Mrs. Philip Young Mrs. Mary Manson Mrs Glentt Middleton Miss Colette McClintock Mr and Mrs. J. Monald Watson Miss Florence Pond Mrs. James Lewis Mrs. Percy Corbin and Robert Tinnell. Committee chairs included Mrs. Bert Anderson Mrs. John Rosbacher Mrs. William Dumbleton Mrs. Paul Bauer and Mrs. John Kennedy.
Den Mothers and Committee men of Union City Pack 3 Cub Scouts met at the Methodist Church for a special meeting. Officials announced that volunteers are needed to continue Cub Scout activities. At a recent pack pledge, Daniel Barnes Daniel Church David Wellman Bruce Belknap Mark Hausman and Rodney Clark Jr received their Webelos badges. Scoutmaster Litherland spoke on scouting as the gathering closed. Cub Scouts Billy Phillips and Bob by Glenn were flag bearers.
The Corry Bridge Association held a weekly session at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Home last evening with an average score of 60. Winners included Mr and Mrs H J Wilcox first with 44, Mr Fred Kinley and John Bhutt second, Mr and Mrs P H Bartholomew third with 70, and Mrs Alphone Vansse and Mrs Plovence McCury tied with 63 1 2. It was announced that next week will start the winter tournament.
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence A Vanderhool of 326 East Main Street. The birth was reported from Corry Memorial Hospital.
An Union City couple announces the engagement and forthcoming wedding of their daughter Nancy Louise to Donald Brumagin. The bride is a Union City High School graduate who attended nursing school. Donald also graduated from Union City High School and works at Troyer Brothers. The ceremony is planned for Friday October 9 at the First Methodist Church in Up Hoty City.
Members of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y met at the MCA last evening to plan future activities. Officers include President Sonella Varras, Vice President Katy Ann Tate, Secretary Kay Hamilton, Treasurer Jean Uiegg, and Chaplain Ruth Hempel. They planned a hay ride and a candy sale and discussed fund-raising. Kathy Gage serves as adviser to the club.
The Win-One Class of Union City Evangelical United Brethren Church met Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Donavehy in Mill Village. Mrs. Josephine Shepard led devotions, with Mrs. Mary Lou Ward in charge of the business meeting and assisted by Mrs. Phyllis Palliso. A can dielabra was approved for purchase. A vocal solo by Miss Turly Donarchy preceded refreshments. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Josephite Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pease, Patty and Skip, Mrs. Phyllis Pattison, Mrs. Joyce Pleper, Mrs. June Beebe, Cathy, Mrs. Lois Kirk, Mrs. Mary Lou Ward and David, plus the host family. The October meeting will be a Halloween party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pease.
The first meeting of the Music Boosters Club officers and committee chairs was held at President John Freno's Wright Street home. Plans for the year include a membership drive and the annual fundraiser to finance projects. The club will also write to the state congressman on Bill No. 1208.
An open house is planned Sunday afternoon to honor Mr and Mrs Dallas Villehn who recently wed in Meadville and now reside in Carry. The event runs 3 to 6 pm at the home of the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Hubert Vaughn on North Enter Street. Friends and neighbors are invited to attend.
Eureka Chapter of the Order of DeMolay elected Terry Peard as master councilor and a slate of officers from Union City Waterford and Mill Village. Installation is set for October 7 in Union City High School auditorium performed by Erie Chapter.
Representatives of the Evangelical United Brethren Youth Fellowship from Union City attended a Findley Lake retreat to explain and organize a commission for the coming year. Attendees include Ellen Alexander Margie Alexander Cindy Jando Cindy Price and many others, with Irene Litherland as youth director and chaperones Mr and Mrs Harry Price and Hazel Goodwill present.
Mrs Nelson Vogel hosted a birthday party for her daughter Connie Vogel six at their home on ath avenue Union City She received games gifts and party favors were given to attendees and refreshments were served.
The first session of the year for the Pre School Mothers Group of Union City will be held Wednesday evening in the whole economics room at Union City High School. Mrs. Pal Large, president, announced the meeting will start at 4 o clock and a good attendance is urged. Any mother of a pre school age child is invited to join and those interested are asked to attend.
Union City Grange will hold a regular meeting at 8:30 Saturday evening to elect officers. Each family should bring a nine jar of canned fruit or vegetables for Hise Gregory who has been confined for some time. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
The Garsts praise Khrushchev's agricultural knowledge during his Iowa tour. Nina Khrushchev admires hybrid seed corn techniques and tours farms while press crowds push for photos. Mrs Garst complains about reporters and laments disruption of the visit.
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, gears up as reporters converge for coverage of Eisenhower and Khrushchev talks at Camp David. The nearby Thurmont area provides housing and communications facilities for perhaps the largest news operation in the history of Western Union and Associated Press staffers arriving to cover the event.
Khrushchev arrives in Pittsburgh amid a steel strike and closed mills at Mesta plant. Police guard routes as crowds oppose his visit, with banners accusing him of atrocities. He tours the city skyline from the Carlton House, while 5,000 spectators wait and protest before his arrival.
Amid a bustling scene a crowd waved hats and banners praising peace efforts. One sign read a salute to peace while another commended President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev. The scene ended with the crowd dispersing toward a hotel, sources note Ukraine def.
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