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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1953
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions a union president and an organization but provides no verifiable events, names, dates, or locations to summarize into a coherent news item.
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Donald Knapp at Corry Memorial Hospital with Mrs Knapp formerly Gloria Ohrn. Also a son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Bailey of BD 3 at the same hospital with Mrs Bailey formerly Jean Ohrn.
A refined autumn tea took place Saturday at the Corry Country Club from 2 to 5 pm. Hostesses included Mrs. John A. Blatt, Mrs. L Graham, Mrs. Leo Hoylen, and Mrs. Mervyn Nast with ten tables decorated in yellow and bronze chrysanthemums. Attendees included many local residents and out of town guests, plus service members and relatives visiting the area.
About 40 men and women, representatives from Corry PTAs, attended a Saturday School of Instruction at the Methodist Church. Workshops covered Parliamentary Procedure Budget and Finance and Program Planning. Special notes included a Student Aid Fund offering up to 100 yearly for ten years.
Mrs Ralph Clymer Wilson and Edgar Taft Stevenson wed in Hurlbut Memorial Church Chautauqua officiated by Rev Dr Hagadorn Attendants were Mr and Mrs Livingston Hunter Stevenson a Rochester transplant for nine years is a Beaver College graduate and Chautauqua Regent He is Titusville Herald publisher with two sons and Bucknell alum to reside in Titusville with his wife and two daughters noted in the piece
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church youth group met last evening for a four hamburger supper at five. New officers were elected: Judy Dwyer president, James Kensinger vice president, Ruth Abbey secretary treasurer. Ruth Abbey and Judy Dwyer named delegates to the Erie youth conference October 17–18. Doris Lithe also to attend. Next fellowship meeting set for October 16.
Mr and Mrs Onter Joy of R D 4 announce the marriage of their son Donald to Miss Fiona Gan daughter of Mr and Mrs Liburn Gan of Waynesville Mo. The ceremony was held June 4 at Fort Leonard Wood.
Mrs J Dunlan Reese a certified Goren teacher from Evie will offer afternoon and evening bridge classes in this city if enough advance registrations are received. Sessions for beginners and advanced players will be held. registration at Hotel Corry Thursday at 7 30 p m. Contact Mrs Follett 24 South Center Street Wednesday afternoon for details before the meeting.
The Friendly Circle of the Cust ling Sunday School met Thursday evening at Mrs. Arthur Wallace's Greenfield home with 18 members on roll. Mrs. Marion Way led the business, planning a family night program for Friday October 24. The table committee included Mrs. Neil Thompson. entertainment under Mrs. Walter DeShazer. devotions by Mrs. Wallace. Tuna salad and refreshments were served by the host and helpers before adjournment.
The Harvest Festival site will be held tonight at the Salvation Army hall starting at 7 30 o clock. An auction will be conducted by Donald Engle of Columbus. A variety of fruits vegetables baked goods candies and other assorted items will be available through donations from friends of the Army in the Corry area. Proceeds will go entirely to missions.
Arthur Tarbell son of Mr and Mrs Norman Tarbell held a birthday party at their Snyder Circle home Saturday afternoon to mark his ninth birthday. Guests wore playful disguises and joined games as entertainment with ice cream and a football motif cake.
Junior Tri-Hi-Y sponsors hosted a victory dance after the Corry Millcreek football game. The event ran 10 p.m. to midnight in Corry Junior High Gym with music by the Corry Area High School Orchestra. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sheen, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harvey, Miss Sue Shiffin, and Miss Mary McMahon.
The Grace Lutheran Church choir in Rochester Pennsylvania presented a sacred song concert at St. Pen’s Lutheran Church yesterday afternoon. About 250 people attended. The 35 voice choir was directed by Marjorie Lote Shane with Elisabeth Zimmerman Ambrose on the organ. Proceeds go to a new parsonage building fund. A tea followed, hosted by women’s groups led by Mrs. Raymond Sandeast and Mrs. Atta Cherry. Pastor and Mrs. B A Orinor hosted a buffet supper at Mrs. D A Hallstrom’s East Congress Street home assisted by several church members. Dr. Ormer formerly served Grace Lutheran.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday School staff and families gathered in the church basement with 51 attendees. Rev. Ht. Ray Harris led devotions and a planning conference covered the Coming year including a self improvement program and Christmas plans. A $200 gift from the Sundty School was approved for the Mrs. an Smith Mission Fund.
Mrs. Nick Aquilino of North Gen. jer street hosted a birthday party at her home for her daughter Josn on her 16th birthday. Ten friends attended and played bingo during the afternoon with refreshments served by Mrs. Tony Catalfi.
Sparta Grange No. 110 elected Gordon Fralick as master with Raiphy Webb as overseer and Ruth Chelton as lecturer. Other officers include Teo Burlingame steward, Ruth Chelton assistant steward, Mrs. Richard Hayes chaplain, Mrs. Ralph Webb treasurer, Richard Hayes secretary, Mrs. Gordon Fralick gatekeeper, Miss Dorothy Chelton Flora, Miss Mary Webb organizing, Mrs. Donald Newbold pianist, and Clarence Smith insurance solicitor. Plans for Booster Might program were discussed and gifts were presented at the close.
Thirty Princeton University graduate students protest the longstanding gown rule, citing discomfort and sleeve length that drags soup and other foods. They dine in a side room while 180 compliant students eat in the main hall. Dean Hugh Stott Taylor says he will enforce the rule. A stray note mentions shrimp size in Florida.
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