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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1965
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment describes illness and deaths in a community setting. It mentions health and disease, a guard, and an emergency department in a city context, with references to at least one physician and local care facilities.
A post prom committee meeting is set for tomorrow at 8 p m at the YMCA with cochairmen James Allyn Leo Hooks and all parents of junior students invited. Ramsey Rogers and sister Elizabeth moved to Findley Lake. Linda Jean Bisbee, engaged to David Woods Jr, plans an October wedding. William Shindledecker and family visited New Bethlehem. Penn State founder's day brought Dodd couple to University Park for Phi Sigma Kappa events. Columbus Elementary PTA meets tomorrow to hear talks by a Brazilian exchange student and a Europe trip alum. Cynthia Buesink pledged to Alpha Gamma Delta. Columbus resident Mrs. Leslie Davis hosted a stork shower for fourteen guests.
Mr and Mrs R Kenneth Grobholz of 36 West Smith Street announce the engagement of their daughter Diana Lin Grobholz to Austin Birch Cannon Jr son of Mr and Mrs Austin Birch Cannon of Decatur GA Diana a 1984 graduate of West Essex High School is attending Clemson University Mr Cannon earned a Clemson BA in January 1965 and belonged to Sigma Kappa Epsilon At Clemson He is employed by the Winchester Division of the Olin Mathieson Corporation in New Haven CT A summer wedding in Essex Fells NJ is planned
Mrs. Melvin Schramling returns from New York trip for Katherine's Dress Shop. Kirk Finnie Sawyer Diane and Tom Saw yer traveled to Detroit for the $12,000 Ben Pearson Open Archery Tournament where over 1,200 archers competed at Cobo Hall. The Women’s Relief Corps will meet at Corry Grange Hall with a noon chicken and biscuit dinner and a white elephant candy sale. Mrs. Gerald Parsons visits from California, Columbus Home Extension meets at 1:30 pm at Mrs. Emory Morton’s home. The program titled Selection and…
Miss Linda Gale Quase of Pittsburgh was crowned queen of the national cherry blossom festival by Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman. She will travel to Japan to assist with planning next year’s cherry blossom festival. The parade drew about 200,000 spectators. Philadelphia’s Cardinal Dougherty High School Band won first in the large bands division.
James Stahl of Oakley Avenue became a man in a two hour and twenty minute ceremony at the West Church Street synagogue. Rabbi Aaron Shear led the rites as the boy completed months of Hebrew study. A reception followed at the Hotel Corry with about 200 guests from Corry and nearby cities.
Completed plans announce the wedding of Miss Diane Delores Sawyer and James Gordon Miller. The May 5 ceremony at St. Thomas the Apostle Church will be officiated by Rev. Leon Doleski with Anthony Amoroso as soloist. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs. Ernest Vanssens, bridesmaids Agnes Sutton Linda Tressler and Mrs. Robert Adams, flower girl Janet Berham, with King Bearer Bruce Toplovich. Best man Richard Hornick ushers Andrew Anderson Darrell Dietsch Emil Toplovich, and junior usher Thomas Sawyer. Reception 5 to 10 pm at the Moose Lodge.
AP report from Pisa notes Tino Feola and Clara wed and leaped from a flying boxcar over a meadow to begin their honeymoon amid 243 fellow parachu tists from Milan Bergamo and Brescia. The club announced officers for the coming year and funds for several gifts plus a rummage sale on May 6 and 7 at Rod and Gun Club.
A series of births listed at Corry Memorial Hospital includes a son for Clair and Mrs Titch in Corry and a daughter for James Burgess of Union City, with other births to Gordon Earls and Cpl Edward Krasa. The tornado and flood events across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois caused numerous deaths and widespread damage, prompting National Guard deployments and disaster declarations.
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