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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1965
Page
5
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A fragmented local notice outlines muffler damage and repair needs affecting residents and a school. The brief mentions multiple homes, vehicles, and city actions as officials address the ongoing issue and its impact on travel and safety.
Diane Cary Roach and Dennis Eugene Driscoll wed in a double ring ceremony at St. Thomas The Apostle Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Roach Jr, wore white bridal satin with train and veil. Attendants included Teresa Roach and Judith Myers. best man was Timothy Driscoll. Out-of-town guests from Oil City Erie Cleveland Akron Toledo Olean Niagara Falls and Geneva attended. After a 250 guest reception, they will reside at 112 Mead Avenue.
Seven thousand Cuban city residents will be recruited to cut cane in a final push to harvest 5,100,000 tons of sugar by May 1, Havana radio reported yesterday. The goal was set by Fidel Castro, who cut cane himself during Easter week. Sugar is Cuba's vital dollar crop. Last year's harvest was estimated at 3,800,000 tons.
Luci Baines Johnson is to be crowned queen of Norfolk Virginia's Azalea Festival with two potential consorts named: her father President Johnson and Virginia Governor Albertis S. Harrison. The governor may step in if the President does not attend. Luci will ride a 57 foot parade float before the coronation.
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Simmons of Clymer. Mrs Simmons is the former Nancy Konrad. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Paul Palmer of North East at Corry Memorial Hospital.
The Cross Creek Sectional Bridge Tournament opens yesterday at the Cross Creek Motor Lodge near Titusville with players from Pennsylvania and neighboring states New York and Ohio. Cochairmen are Mrs. T. H. Treat and Mrs. Faye Gadsby assisted by a slate of event organizers and a rules committee led by James Ferguson as chairman. Local participants include Morgan Beverly and T. A. Hubley among others.
Miss Doris Akam daughter of Mrs Lola Alam of Erie formerly Corry is recipient of a Fulbright exchange grant this summer. She teaches French at the Lake Placid Public Schools in Sar Anac Lake New York. She will study six weeks at the University of Strasburg Germany and spend two weeks in educational travel to cultural and historic sites in France.
Thirteen local women attended a North West Regional Conference of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women at the Beachcomber Hotel in Erie. Neal Coughlin welcomed all attendees as the program centered on The ABCs of Effective Membership with speakers Mrs. Raymond Fels and Mrs. Samuel L. Vietch. Highlights included an address by Mrs. John T. Salmon and awards to Miss Ina Austin and Miss Elaine Foster.
Joe Howlett earns a place on Kent State University’s honor roll as a psychology freshman. Elks Club promotes a Ladies Day event on May 1 from 3 to 5 with reservations by Wednesday, plus music by George Johnson and Bob Wescott. Baby shower honors Lynn Arthur II. attendees from Erie, Warren, and surrounding towns. Roy Davis seeks visitors from Franklin Street while recovering in Erie. Taylor University chorale on spring tour visits East Springfield. former Corry resident Russell Clark joins. Columbus Grange hosts an 8:30 pm meeting with Col umbus Community Building program leaders. Corry Cadet Mothers Auxiliary sponsors Rock ’n Roll Dance at State Armory on Friday with Brad ford Contests. Golden Age Club to meet.
A Hamptte Erie film program honors Mrs. Donald Ohl of Lock Haven and recognizes volunteers from the Eastern Star Card party at the Moose Lodge. Charles Van Tassel announces lodge officer installations with Donald Carter Sr. as installing officer and Joseph DeMarte as sergeant at arms, plus a special guest speaker.
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