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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1962
Page
5
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James Clark, airman third class, visits his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond T Clark at 02 West Washington street. He recently finished jet engine mechanic training at Amarillo Air Force Base Texas. After a two week leave he will report to Shaw Air Force Base South Carolina. Atty and Mrs William Peiffer and children Luann and Billy have just returned home from a two week camping trip in Northwestern Pennsylvania.
Lester R. Lopus, of 13 East Frederick Street, wed Hiroko Hiratsuka of Tokyo at Tachikawa Air Force Base chapel last Saturday. The ceremony was attended by the bride's family and friends, followed by a dinner party in downtown Tokyo. Leslie A. Lopus did not attend. The couple plan to reside in Corry later this year.
Arthur Litz of the local Moose Lodge was presented the Pilgrim Degree of Merit in the House of God at Mooseheart. A public ceremony and Pilgrim Robing rite will be held Saturday evening at the local club with a special program afterward and attendees from across the state are expected.
Eleven members of the Deborah Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at the home of Ms. John Halfast of R. D. 4. The business session was conducted by Mrs. Jerome Davis, reader, who also gave a short talk. Refreshments were served later in the evening by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Eugene Matson.
Mrs. Larueeway Trond hosted 15 members of the Rebekah Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren church yesterday afternoon. The meeting was conducted by president Mrs. Floyd Dougherty with leader Mrs. B. E. Bush guiding a short skit quiz. Refreshments followed.
Beverly Morgan of Rogers Structural Steel is named a Life Master by The American Contract Bridge League for his tournament success and competitive play. He surpassed 300 master points, with nearly 400, after the Canadian National Tournament last April, and is the first Corry bridge player to receive the recognition. He and his wife Betty Ott and their daughter reside at 100 Wayne Street.
About 23 people attended the Ladies Day at Corry Country Club yesterday. Guests included Mrs. Elsie Fisher and Miss Wilda Banfield of Beaver Pa. and Mrs. Langdon Rowe of St. Petersburg Fla. Prize winners in bridge were Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Harry Baruch. Next Ladies Day will be held in two weeks on August 1 with Mrs. Edward Felde and Mrs. Wallace Young in charge.
Mrs. Anna Vyne opened the Esther Circle meeting at 8 o'clock last evening at the home of Mrs. Herbert Trisket on West Washington Street. Members Mrs. Lynn Campbell and Mrs. Ruth Lyons participated, with closing prayers by Mrs. Harold Lloyd. Theo dore Vanderhoft and Miss Ashes Rup assisted by Mrs. Trisket served lemonade and cookies to attendees.
Rev. Sambel Ing-nan Hsieh, a Formosa pastor and Bethel College graduate who plans to return to his country as a chaplain for the Christian Herald's Children's Home, will speak at Beaverdam Mennonite Church Sunday morning. Hsieh, guest speaker after a program by Glen and June Graber, missionaries from Formosa, spoke last Tuesday and will travel next week with the Grabers, who reside in Spartansburg.
Sweden and Norway may allow limited abortions for foreign women in cases tied to thalidomide injuries, while Japan bans most abortions. Stockholm doctors consider Eugenic Indication for severe maternal risk, and Norway requires medical necessity. Also Nantucket nurse author Deborah Jensen dies at 61.
The Hart Thompson family reunion at Midway Park attracted 28 members. Officers elected for 1963 were Clifton Cooper president, Larry Bhampoe vice president, and Louise M. MARAD sn QERHARY as secretary. Several births and deaths were reported, and numerous relatives visited others in the area.
U S balloon floated westward over Canada carrying two monkeys and two hamsters and a payload including beetles seeds and nerve cells. The test tested capsule environmental controls blamed for animal deaths with ammonia cooled to water and cabin heating adjustments. The balloon aimed for 128000 feet altitude and 2000 mile Edmonton Alberta recovery plan with three capsules detached by radio after about five hours.
Pan American Bank of Miami sues Guy W. Gully of Farrell in U S District Court charging he guaranteed all liabilities of Akros Dynamics Corp Florida. The suit states the corporation failed to meet obligations by 847000 dollars.
Washington reports that Britain will end its Thor missile bases and hand over responsibility to the United States. British action is said to save funds for NATO defenses while the U S expands Polaris fleet. leaders say Europe’s defense remains unaffected.
The Weather Bureau issued a 30 day outlook predicting drought relief for the Northeast within 20 days while other regions face below normal temperatures in the southeast and Pacific Northwest. Precipitation is expected to exceed normal from the Southern Plateau through the Central Plains and Ohio Valley.
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