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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a remaining Bayle rench and an elderly presence. The text is unclear but suggests a historic artifact or person connected to Bayle rench, with no definite dates or events readable. Further legible material needed for precise summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes report injuries in a past conflict, mentioning Evan Serv and Rand found, a fence, a hospital, and a clamp on early dates. Names and places are uncertain, but the fragment hints at a casualty outcome and medical response. Further readable details are needed to confirm persons, locations, and events.
Birdie notes Burton Dearing returned to his Schenectady home after visiting Mrs J R Dear ing on West Washington. He also saw relatives, including Eugene Bartley and family from Erie, and James Bartley serving in the Navy at Pensacola on leave. Patricia Carrig left for Villa Maria College after a spring visit. Edinboro State College tea marked pledge initiation of Sigma Tau Sigma with Dr Thomas Miller hosting.
A Moose Club event honored Miss Jean Drobneck ahead of her June 1 wedding to Mark Krizanik. Attendants and guests enjoyed visiting, games, and awards while a red and white luncheon featured a decorated cake, favors, and corsages.
Dr H a Harris assisted by Rev Darrell Harris and Rev Gerald Lindeen officiated at the 2 pm Saturday ceremony uniting Misa Kay Antoinette Kingen and Rev Bruce Kenneth Price at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The bride, daughter of John W Kingen of Erie and Mrs Genevieve Bonnell of Cambridge Springs, wore a white gown with Schiffli embroidery and fingertip veil. Best man was Richard Price, with ushers Rev John Magangee Rev John Olosky and Gary Kingen. The couple honeymooned in Chicago and will live near Oil City. The bride is a Cambridge Springs High School graduate employed at Zem Zem Hospital. the groom is Kaneville and Cherry Tree EUB Churches pastor and a Houghton College alumnus.
The Raymona Inquisitore Club met Friday at the American Legion home on First avenue for its April meeting. Officers for the coming year were elected with Lewis Hurlbert becoming secretary and treasurer, Clarence Madison rising to vice president, and Charles Correll becoming president. Plans were announced for the club's annual Valiquet at the Corry County Club on May 25. Forty six members earned certificates after completing a Spring Engineering course sponsored by the club, with E. W. Feldt presenting the certificates and leading a Q and A session. The first official American flag was displayed on Prospect Hill on January 1, 1776.
The Elks Club held a large officers party with a 3 PM Ladies Cocktail hour, music by Allan Hasbrouck and the Goldentones, a comedy show by James Carrig and Raymond Bachomer, and a smorgasbord. Al and Winne Hansen of Columbus were crowned king and queen, Paul Dwyer crowned the queen, and Mrs. Hansen received an orchid while Mr. Hansen got a boutonniere. The event, planned by Mr. and Mrs. George Hagger and others, donated decorations to CHEER. The affair honored outgoing exalted ruler Paul Dwyer who welcomed the incoming Reade Langhurst. New officers included Langhurst, Davis, Williams, Cragg, Gibson, Reed, Nantes, and Morrison, with visiting officers from Meadville and Warren.
Miss Nancy Orn of Annapolis Md attending bridal shower at American Legion home hosted by Mrs Victor Orn Mrs Mark Anderson Mrs Keith Orn Mrs Richard Orn and Mrs Joseph Larais. Prizes awarded to several guests. blue white theme with umbrella centerpiece. Out of town guests included Mrs John Taylor Miss Christine Taylor Erie. Miss Orn to wed Midshipman William Marshall June 6 in Annapolis.
A pre nuptial party for Miss Barbara Burton was hosted Saturday by Mrs Willard Shreve at her Essex Street home. Twenty two guests attended with a minature wedding bell table centerpiece and a doll in bridal attire. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Theodore Bidwell and Mrs Bryce Leek with special prize to Mrs Frank Popovich. The menu included salad, assorted sandwiches, relishes, decorated shower wake, coffee and mints. Miss Burton, to wed James Loveland May 4, received a blue and white corsage and several gifts.
In Marietta Georgia four couples and a stag claimed a world marathon dancing record after twisting for 62 hours and 30 minutes to surpass Helsinki’s 60 hour 12 minute mark. The event ended with a draw among the nine couples still in competition.
King Hussein's bid to stabilize Jordan after weekend violence appears to bear fruit as his government names Sherif Hussein Tha Nasser caretaker premier and sets four month elections. Nasser's interim regime vows to safeguard peace and steer free general elections, amid regional talk of a United Arab Republic federation.
A daughter arrived Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wank of 125 Maple Avenue. A son followed Sunday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Borland of Waterford.
The Navy court of inquiry and the research vessel Atlantis 1 pursue causes of the Thresher loss. Atlantis 1 carries extra electronics from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and sails 220 miles east of Boston to the sinking site where 137 crew died in 6,400 feet of water. The shipyard hearings resumed after a Sunday recess as Thresher was overhauled prior to the voyage.
The Serahton administration will not pursue higher gas tax or major license fees. Highways Secretary Henry Harral said any needed funds for the motor fund would be borrowed with minimal borrowing. Two options are considered: short-term borrowing repaid by year end 1963 64 or long-term borrowing of 50 million dollars yearly for six years via the state highway and bridge authority.
In Vientiane Laos neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma says all hopes are not lost to restore peace after a new Pathet Lao cease-fire promise but doubts remain about its effectiveness. Gen Kong Le was ordered to observe a temporary cease-fire. fear grows of a new civil war as rightist forces and Pathet Lao maneuver near Plaine des Jarres amid US diplomacy and naval options.
A local merchant urges buyers to shop with confidence, highlighting that durability and value come from a trusted hometown seller. The message positions the merchant as enduring through the challenges of commerce and invites readers to view his advertisements in the community newspaper.
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