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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
5
A two vehicle crash on River Road near Main Street sent two occupants to area hospital with non life threatening injuries. Police and firefighters shut a lane while investigators gathered evidence and re opened the road within hours.
Mrs Milo Speriglio arrives from Los Angeles to spend Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Wenzel and brother Roger at 121 Gould St. Willard Dyckes and son Willard return from Pittsburgh after his second year at the University of Pittsburgh and a Phi Delta pledge. Mrs L C Nichols appears on WSEE Erie as a crafts guild rep discussing china painting. Mrs Cora Harlan visits Cleveland sister after Joyce Wolfe wedding in Erie. Civil Air Patrol Mothers Auxiliary plans a Rock Dance April 30 at the State Armory to fund a cadet scholarship. Covenant Circle meets at 126 West Frederick St. May host Mrs Ralph Vanderhoff. Wheelock Missionary Fellowship hosts May 11 at Mrs Orlo Watrous. Corry Area High School AFSC Club hosts Raiders dance Monday 8–11 at the high school. Mrs Elmer A Ortner travels to Ocho Rios Jamaica with sister Mrs Walter Smyth after two weeks on the island. David Bailey of Alliance College home for holiday. returns Tuesday. Diane Roach bridal shower honors April 24 wedding to Dennis Driscoll at St Thomas The Apostle Church. Mrs Charles Musin hosts shower at Airport Road with cohost Jo.
Prizes were awarded to St Edward's School students for winning the Catholic Daughters of America contest. Seated from left are Susan Comite and Joan Popovich, with Rhea Giacomo, Susan Hooks, Michael Jackson, and Janet Fenton standing. They advance to the nationwide competition by the National Catholic Daughters of America.
Miss Roach receives gifts at a Wheelock Ladies Aid meeting held at Mrs. Amoroso's R D 4 home. Guests include Mrs. Philip Amoroso and Mrs. Raymond Hamilton. Easter bouquets were made and a three tiered cake centered the table. Cheryl Lynne White returns home after hospital surgery. Club 15 members celebrate Mrs. Was cake's birthday with prizes awarded to several members. John Bliley showed Europe slides at Senior Tri-Hi-Y. spaghetti dinner planned to raise funds for a Boston trip. Knights of Columbus held an April session with awards and religious education discussions. The Corry Bay notes close with a Huxley quote.
The Tri-Hi-Y group meets at the YMCA to finalize a Harrisburg trip set for Friday morning April 30th at 8 o clock returning May 1st mid afternoon. Parents meet April 22 at 8 p m for information. Cost per girl 4.25 includes 2.25 for Shrine Circus 2 for expenses.
Rotarians meet Tuesday evening at the Hotel Corry for a CHEER program led by Mrs. Norman Tarbell president. She praised local civic clubs’ help while Charles Sutter showed CHEER activities via colored movies. Ike Serrins of Titusville attended as a visiting Rotarian.
The Corry Management Club met at the Moose Lodge with 80 members and guests for a turkey dinner before hearing Joseph Connell, Pittsburgh Steel Company district sales manager, discuss foreign steel imports. He noted imports had doubled in the past year and that automakers were buying heavily from overseas. Connell, also an NFL referee, shared experiences from his career as the club asked questions.
Poling of Pittsburgh was announced as a guest for the April 27 urban rural meeting at 6 30 p m in Columbus Community Congregational Church. The Rotary session will be skipped next week so members may attend the Allegheny Singers Concert at 8 15 p m at Corry Area High School. Tickets available from Rotarians. Rev Kenyon Leishman gave the invocation.
Sixty members of the Me Worry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA with Rev. Walter Gilliland serving as chaplain. Frank Grice of Corry spoke on coin collecting showing his penny collection and tracing changes since 1793. A Buffalo area bus trip was discussed. Several members reported illnesses at local hospitals and homes. Chief Rabbi DIES Berlin Martin Riesenburger, 69, East Berlin leader, died yesterday per official East German news agency.
The Columbus PTA met Tuesday evening at the school with a social hour and refreshments by second grade mothers. Speakers Alvaro Machado and John Bliley discussed Europe with the Band of America. Officers elected: President Mrs. Donald Coase, Vice President Mrs. B. L. Bright, Secretary Mrs. Clair Damon, Treasurer Mrs. Thomas Sadowski. A library book was donated in memory of Harold Ayers.
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