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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1961
Page
5
The readable fragments reference plants and business prospects, with scattered mentions of outlooks, seers, and professional tones. Details are unclear, but the piece appears to discuss business activity or market expectations and a possible orbital or timing metaphor.
Chief Warrant Officer and Mrs Robert J Armstrong plan a week visit with his father William Armstrong at Spring street before departing for Frankfurt Germany where he will be stationed Dr Joseph Seitz of Brook street travels to New York City tomorrow to attend a Chiropractic Seminar at the Hotel New Yorker and return early Monday Mrs William Myers of 1 East Bond street rests at home after three months in Miami Frank Whittlesey of West Church street returns from Florida Alma DeHaven of Essex street recuperates after Jamestown General Hospital stay
Miss Barbara Ann Cohick daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cohick Feaster Avenue Erie became the bride of Robert William Faber Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Faber Sr Erie Saturday at 2 pm at St Johns Lutheran Church Evie Rev Cl O Dufford assisted by Rev Jack H Spencer The altar featured white gladioli and palms The bride wore a floor length silk organza gown over taffeta with Sabrina neckline and pearl trim Her train featured a DeAngelace peplum and she wore organza rose and pearl headpiece The bridegroom was attended by his brother James Paher as best man The reception followed at St Johns Center The couple planned to live at 206 North Center Street Cary after a trip to Washington DC The groom is employed as manager of machine frequency counting at Corry Jamestown Corporation
More than 300 attendees filled the Clymer Central School for the Tulip Festival kick-off dinner. Miss Pat Long introduced queen candidates for 1981 as each displayed talents including poetry, clarinet, vocals, piano, and saxophone. Dutch costumes featured a six-member family and six-month-old Craig Rhebergen was named the youngest attendee.
Corry Grange meeting on Monday evening April 17 will feature a guest speaker from the Corry Centennial Committee. The session at Grange Hall on Park Street starts at 8 p m. Attendees not solicited are asked to bring sandwiches for lunch.
Don Wharton will present color slides and recount his journey to France as a foreign exchange student at the YMCA Auxiliary April meeting. The group will meet at 8 p.m. in the Y rooms on April 17. Nomination of officers will occur and members are urged to attend for other items of importance.
Charity bridge events at the VFW will run two tournaments on Saturday April 15 starting at 8 PM. Proceeds benefit the National Association for Mental Health as the league charity, with reduced rents and donated services boosting total contributions. Local players from Jamestown Warren Erie North East Meadville Conneaut Olean Salamanca urged to participate, including a junior game for players with five or fewer master points.
The Corey Area PTA Council elected Kirk Sawyer president for the coming year. Other officers named were Walter Dingfelder vice president J Donald Watson second vice president Mrs Frank McKnight secretary and Porter Auer treasurer. A tureen dinner for 50 followed at 7 90 p.m. Rev Robert Pier introduced Dan Skala principal of Lawrence Park High School who spoke on foreign exchange programs education and student enrollment trends.
Winners in the second session included Mrs Mark Coyle and partners with 14 percent wins while a second team led by Mrs Robert Curtis and others stood at 11 percent. Howell game results show several top pairs, with next week offering Master Point and newcomer events. Charity Bridge Tournament set for April 15 at the VFW Post, with annual dinner and officer elections on April 20 at 6 PM.
International voices mix pride and shock as the Soviet space achievement sparks debate. West German observers urge focus on earthly matters while Londoners and Parisians joke and caution that the feat could fuel further East West tensions. Citizens from Manila to Formosa react with curiosity and wonder at the space milestone.
President Kennedy will board the aircraft carrier Independence for naval maneuvers off the east coast of Florida on April 22 and 23.
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