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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1959
Page
5
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Miss Carol Ann Holton and Terrance Lee Penoyer wed at Holy Redeemer Church Warren in a September ceremony led by Rev. Joseph Seyboldt. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holton, wore lace and silk with a pearl veil while carrying white chrysanthemums. Attendants included Virginia Holton. best man Charles Rittenhouse. A reception followed at Pleasant Township Grange Hall with a four tier cake. The couple will honeymoon in blue wool and pink accessories. The bride is a 196? graduate. the groom serves in the Navy. Additional local notices include travels of Arthur Pitts and Peter Gravis families and Hugh Crabbe’s transfer to Miami, Florida.
United Lutheran Women of the Pittsburgh Synod Erie Conference open fall rally at 10 a m October 3 at St Paul s Church Erie with theme Spread O Spread Tow Mighty Word Dr Herman Gilbert secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions will give the keynote address Gilbert a Wittenberg College director has visited mission fields in Argentina British Guiana Brazil and Liberia Mrs Fred Wieeman will speak in the afternoon in president and vice president away on mission fields Mrs Harry Schiemer presides Lunch served at noon by Coy ULEW tea and cookies at 4 p m Other participants include Miss Alberta Armitage Labrida Hanby Katherine Heber and Mesdames Clarence fired William Leubing Charles Rhinchard Leroy Libengood Local president Mrs Clarence Kirch announced the program
Mrs Richard Perrin was honored at a miscellaneous post bridal shower hosted by Larolyn Lioya and Miss Annette Priat at the Lloyd home on Shady avenue. About 14 guests played games, with prizes to Joyce Morton Say Madison Downs Hall and Shirley Lindstrom as door prize winner. Favors were mini cook books and umbrellas. color scheme blue and white. gifts given to the guest of honor Barbara Lacey Perrin.
Johnnie Parsons, Indianapolis racing veteran and Champlos Spark Plug rep, spoke on highway safety at a Rotary Kiwanis gathering at Hotel Corry. He showcased a film from Indy 500 days and urged courtesy, alertness, and vehicle condition.
Rebekahs Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No 140 and Jonathan Lodge No 485 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows invite members to a Brotherhood Breakfast on Sunday morning September 27. Breakfast served at 8 o'clock in lodge rooms on North Center street, followed by church attendance of choice. Ora B Wilkins grand master of the IOOF of Pennsylvania leads the program and all members are urged to participate.
MIS LOU AucuyuTn, winner of the Television Crit Contest, will be guest speaker at the College Women's Club dinner Monday evening September 28. The dinner starts at 1 o'clock at the Hotel Corey. Reservations with Mrs Frank McKnight due by September 26. Mrs Kenyon spent last week in Hollywood and New York City representing Pennsylvania and interviewing various television personalities.
Mrs H B Reed hosted the Women’s Civic Club gathering at her East South Street home with Vice President Reed presiding in the president’s absence. The group voted to sponsor a rummage sale in early November and adjourned to meet again on the last Thursday in October.
The Clymer Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first term meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the school. President David Fassett will preside, with new teachers and district superintendent Mrs Ruth B Winch of Westfield attending. New committee members will be introduced and dues received by Mrs Waller DeShaz ex. Refreshments will be provided by board of education wives. All parents urged to attend and meet the teachers.
Union City Youth Crusade invites all to a Singspiration at First Baptist Church tomorrow evening at 7 30. The event promises gospel singing and Christian fellowship with an open invitation to attend.
Mrs. T S Kelsey entertained her bridge club at her Random road home. Two tables competed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Robert Tunnell and Mrs. Howard Ross. Jess J Wilcox won the special prize and a salad course was served. Next hostess Mrs Roscoe Keck plans to entertain October 15 at East Main street home.
Republican Women State Council will hold a tureen supper meeting Monday evening September 28 at 7 at the YWCA in Warren. Members and guests are invited. Attendees are asked to bring a tureen and their own table service. Coffee and dessert will be provided by the committee.
Members of the VFW Auxiliary met in the Garden Room of the Post home. President Mrs Roger Grape led the session and outlined plans for the October 8 meeting with an inspection. Albion chapter members will attend to present the Wee Willie project. Mrs William Roehrig will oversee refreshments. Attendance award went to Mrs Alma Slagle. Refreshments served by Mrs Alfred Corie and Mrs Rosa McElroy.
A son arrived yesterday to Mr and Mrs Thomas Transue R D 1 Wattsburg at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City A daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Walter Punch R D 3 Corry at Stem Memorial Hospital A daughter Deborah Lynn born this morning to Mr and Mrs George Bagley Lancaster General Hospital Lancaster Pa Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Gerald Bagley of East Frederick street
Trenton reports seven deaths in southern New Jersey from suspected encephalitis with 10 more cases under surveillance. No vaccine exists. officials urge mosquito control, screen use, and protective measures as doctors await lab confirmation on eastern equine encephalitis strain.
The director of children's care at Kings County Hospital says at least two infants and probably more died there due to a nurse shortage. Dr. Richard Day testified at a city hearing on nurse salary increases. City Hospitals Commissioner Dr. Mortis A. Jacobs ordered an immediate investigation. Current city nurse pay ranges from 3,175 to 4,830 a year, with a proposed range of 4,550 to 5,990.
A dated classified style notice offers a 24 cent weekly service to guide along routes, arrange hotels and dining, and provide bail, medical aid, repairs, and driving help as a loyal companion. It markets itself as a valuable servant for AAA members.
Khrushchev arrives back in Washington after a whirlwind Pittsburgh visit as President Nixon and crowds greet him. He jokes with workers, disputes the cold war blame, and signals he seeks more favorable winds in world politics. Khrushchev says the United States bears responsibility for the political state, not the Soviet Union.
Hollywood Scene notes by Bob Thomas report Hitchcock lingering tricks and fresh bandwagon jokes as North by Northwest remains top money maker. A Khrushchev detail recounts a quiet stroll to a dinner with business leaders near the Soviet Embassy. Also notes about Liz Taylor Debbie Reynolds and Bob Hope in town and Pilot Lt Thomas E McKeirnan dead after a T-83 crash near Laredo Texas leaving a widow and three children.
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