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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1962
Page
5
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions monetary shifts and new routes or fares. Key entities remain unclear. no coherent event, date, or organization is identifiable to anchor a solid news item.
A rainbow themed pre nuptial shower honored Kathleen Gates bride elect of Charles Palmer at the Concord Community House. Hostesses included Mrs Howard Hammond and several McCrays. Prizes went to Mrs Bernard Wilson and others. guests totaled 48 with out of town attendees from Weselyville Erie Meadville Wattsburg and more.
Mr and Mrs Jon Brian Klinger were wed at St Josephs Church Buffalo New York on July 21 The bride was Joanne Kane daughter of William Kane of Buffalo The groom is son of Mr and Mrs John Gilmore of 136 Seneca Street Francis Hanlin and James Klinger served as attendants and ushers They plan to reside in Buffalo after a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Sherman New York
Judith Meerdink honored with a bridal shower at the East Pleasant street home of Mrs. Merle Ottaway. Guests presented gifts and played games with awards to Mrs. David Ottaway, Mrs Donald Kayer, and Mrs. Melvin Blynt. Decor featured blue and white, with a white bells theme and a red carnation accented umbrella. Twenty guests attended including relatives from Buffalo Union City and Niobe. Miss Meerdink to wed Roger Ottaway at First Methodist Church in an evening ceremony at 7:30.
Mrs Langdon Rowe, a former Corry resident visiting from St Petersburg Florida, was honored at a Corry Country Club luncheon and bridge event. Twenty four guests attended with awards to Mrs Rowe and special guest prizes to Mrs Lola Jackson, Mrs Wallace Young and Mrs Virginia Ross. Special prizes also went to Mrs Bracken Sry, Mrs Jackson, and Mrs Bess Shea, with out of town guests among the attendees.
Thirty six members and guests of the Sciota Community Aid gathered yesterday afternoon at Mead Park for an outdoor dinner and social time. Hostesses Mrs. Belle Colegrove and Miss Florence Colegrove served a religious dinner at 1 o'clock. Members came from Novi Hast Cambridge Springs Bear Lake and the Corry area. Mrs Mildred Ot will host the next session at her Liberty Sliweb home on Amst 24th.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Rose of Cheektowaga New York yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs David Hubbell of Wattsburg at Corry Memorial Hospital A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs William Hall of 620 North Center Street Corry Memorial Hospital A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Richard Vanderhoof of 48 Brook Street at Corry Memorial Hospital SURVIVES CRASH PATUXENT Md The 15 survivors of the crash of a Navy plane last night at Patuxent Naval Air Station have been identified by the Navy They included Arthur F Edwards MA3 32 of Johnstown Pa who was reported in satisfactory condition.
Miss Williams was feted at a pre nuptial shower at the Balley home hosted by Mrs Ralph Balley Mrs Robert Balley and Mrs Robert Betts. Gifts and prizes were awarded with a pink and white decor theme. The couple Mr Harold Pullom and Miss Williams plan to wed tomorrow at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Bea Verd am at 2 pm.
The Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held an outdoor noon dinner yesterday at Mrs Charles Amy's Worth street home. Mrs Fred Ross and Mrs Myrna Peterson assisted. A brief business meeting led by chairwoman Amy was followed by visiting. The next circle meeting will be at Mrs Stephen Brooks on September 5.
Britain's midnight deadline for El Al to ship Dr. Soblen to New York passes with no confirmation from the airline. A London aviation source says the plan may include Soblen on the New York night flight, while Israel and Britain press El Al to comply.
Corry area Democratic committee members gathered Tuesday evening at the Graham summer homes on Chautauqua Lake with Charles Graham hosting. A business session outlined a rummage sale planned for Monday and Tuesday August 13 and 14. Donations welcomed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Katherine Graham with help from a committee. a social time followed. The group will reconvene September 4 at an announced location.
The Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Carl Clabbatz of R D 2 with eight members and one guest present. A business meeting was followed by games and prizes to Mrs Norman Swart Mrs John Decker Mrs Joseph Tomehick and Mrs Roy Swart with Mrs Norman Swart receiving the special prize. Refreshments a salad course relabeled.
The note mentions favors of miniature candy cups at the party and invites readers to check the Classifieds for details. The next gathering is set for August 80th at the R. D. 2 residence of Mrs. Harry Jaquith.
Warren Michigan residents rally to construct a six room brick home for Mr and Mrs Henry J Petrilli and their three blind children David age 11 Carol 11 and Henrietta 14 The Lions Club in cooperation with local volunteers and city officials arrange basement work and planning Becher Lions Club secretary oversees plans as contractors and unions donate labor and materials to ease the family’s commute from their current home
Dr May Huirbuther King Jr faces a court trial today in Albany for alleged disorderly conduct during a prayer vigil joined by nine others. Negro mothers plan a prayer pilgrimage to City Hall and white and Negro ministers from other states join protests. City Manager Roos weighs permit amid parade classification. leaders say demonstrations will proceed regardless.
Two witnesses, Mrs. Richard Moore and Angelo DeSgntis, describe a fatal accident as a truck struck a boy in Erie. The driver stopped almost immediately, but the boy could not be saved.
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