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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1962
Page
5
Ireland police reported a bow 100 kn achine incident with a vague garbled line. No clear names dates or places could be confirmed from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a meeting involving Jon, Ted, and Glass with discussion about actions to strike. Names appear inconsistent and context is largely unreadable. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the provided text.
Linda Joy Anderson and Dr. Hubert Nerwin married Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church with a double ring ceremony at 2 30 pm. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs S H Anderson, wore bridal taffeta with a sculptured neck and chapel train, bouquet of white shasta daisies and carnations, and a silk organza veil. Attendants included Judith Abbott as maid of honor and Mrs John Schoelles as bridesmaid. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Nerwin of Conesus New York. Guests from New York City Buffalo Newfane Rochester Sherman Hamburg Dunkirk Jamestown attended the reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Germany while the groom serves as a two year US Army officer. The bride is a 1987 Corry Area High School graduate and a 1960 University of Buffalo graduate. Meantime out-of-town guests traveled from multiple localities.
Mr and Mrs William stani and children Gretchen Debbie Kurt of Ohio visit East Pleasant street home of Mr and Mrs Elof Dahl. Pfc James D Vanik to leave for Fort Bliss Texas after a 14 day furlough at Leona Vanik family home. Overseas duty soon. Lovelands resume from Canada and New England trip. Andersons return from three week northwest tour. Needham returns from Glen Ellyn with Farrell family. Scouten family return from California. Multiple residents tour western states with Seattle World’s Fair and many sites. Grange plans rummage sale for Sidewalk Bazaar event to aid Grange Building fund. coordinators named.
Chicago patrol reports 82 year old Ged Wille was injured when his motor scooter rear ended a semi truck. He received tickets for following too closely and driving without a license before treatment for minor injuries at a hospital.
Merlin Hiner spoke to the Kiwanis Club yesterday noon at the Hotel Corry about the Retail Credit Company. He described its Atlanta origin nine years ago and its branch offices in many cities handling business credit checks and job applicant investigations. President Conrad Monroe said officers and wives will attend a division meeting at Beachfordor Hotel a week from tomorrow and Pennsylvania district events in Allentown in September. A directors’ meeting is planned tomorrow evening at William Helmintol Jer on Spencer road.
Citizens Bank Group hosted an outdoor evening at the Baldwin home on Stewart Road R. D. 1 for 48 officers students and their families. A poolside dinner followed by swimming games and visiting formed the entertainment. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Glen W Donaldson Mrs Howard Loveland Mrs H W Parker Miss Margaret McCarthy and Miss K Louise Mount former officers and employees.
The 25th annual Hays community picnic was held on Saturday at the Chelton farm on Concord Ridge road with 50 attendees. A 1 p.m. dinner preceded a brief meeting led by president Howard Blakeslee. officers elected were Lawrence Wade president Hent, Frank Culver vice president, and Mrs. Gordon Fralick secretary treasurer. The afternoon featured songs by six girls, a Garry Biskeslee recitation, accordion and guitar by Fralick and Fralick, plus games and ice cream. Committees were named for the coming year, and a plan set for next year’s reunion at the Chelton farm on the second Sunday in August.
East Frederick street hostess Mrs Gerald Bagley gave a buffet luncheon Friday in honor of her daughter Grace visiting from Florida. Guests included Mrs Ronald Reed and children Ronnie and Janie, Mrs William Mitchell and son Billy, Mrs Richard Merkle and Cindy Sue and Gary, Miss Sally Chase and Terri Hall, Miss Nancy Edwards, Miss Phyllis Jensen, Miss Evelyn Baccus, Mrs Edward Burkhart and Linde Anderson. On Saturday Grace Bagley became the bride of Dr Hubert Nerwin of Conesus New York. Grace is a school teacher in Miami.
Britain's second hovercraft service starts from Portsmouth to the Isle of Wight. The 5 mile 1 minute crossing costs 10 shillings or $1.40, three times the usual ferry price, but is three times faster. The first hovercraft ferry began operations in Wales last month.
Mrs Walter Dogean hosted ABC Club at Canadohia Lake cottage with prizes won by Mrs Morris Bernstein and Miss Othel Matthews. Mrs M R Amy toasted friends at Northwest Street party honoring Mrs Hall Dimick, Mrs Alfred Morrison Jr and Mrs B Wallace. Miss Eula Nichols hosted East Wayne Street gathering honoring Mrs Milton Zalmeck, Mrs Harry Rhodes and Mrs George DeLury with prizes. Salvation Army Home League met on East South Street. Mrs Percy Corbin hosted a bridge buffet on East Washington Street for Mrs William Myers before her move to Youngstown Ohio. Corryites enjoyed a tureen at J A Lanston Camp Lake Columbus. attendees listed. August 14 events include Mrs Frank Ferry hosting East South Street gathering for sisters and others. Missionary Society of United Brethren Church met with 42 attendees. Mrs Willis Price led devotionals. Mrs George LeFevre honored by Mrs Horace Robbins on Marion Street. Mrs Harriet Newhouse of Clymer hosted H B Twentieth Century Club. Rotary assembly presidents and secretaries from Corry attended Titusville meeting. Hamburgers at Mead Park with many youths. Lyle Foster hosted a Mead Park picnic. Amici Bible Class met in Columbus with 33 members. Mrs E E Bush elected president. other officers at show. Shower for Mrs William Dahl at Fairhaven. Raymond Company employees attended. Mrs Frank Grice Jr honored at shower by Mrs Alton Dahlstrand. Local couples in Erie Bridge Association tournament. Gertrude Johnson bride led shower hosted by Donna Bertram on East Main Street. Mr J H Mount and daughter Louise hosted relatives at Findley Lake. William Swan hosted friends at East Park Place. Rita Louise Becker married Richard H Williams in Buffalo.
First night initiation ceremonies were held at the home of Miss Mary Lar Patterson on Frederick street. The generation for the coming year included Misses Jean Curtis Mary Graham Marjorie Harmiot Mildred Young Meredith Fogle Nancy Hammond and Marion Young. Mrs Mathilda Munn celebrated her 80th birthday with a surprise gathering at her Franklin street home. Doris Raymond of R D 5 marked her birthday with about 25 friends. Swimming in Brokenstraw Creek followed by a campfire and wiener roast. Mr and Mrs R A Ott hosted dinner for 17 at their East Frederick street home in honor of guests Mr and Mrs Frank Batchelor of Monaca Pa. Ruth E Bennett and Shirley Ohra hosted friends at Ruths East South street home for Lottie Bennett bride elect of Wayne Hopkins.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union held its gold medal speech contest last evening at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with Mary Hammond directing. Contestants included Judy Donachi Tim Stormes Carla Howell Bruce Stormes and Brenda Hibbard with Bonnie Dyer and Eileen Estes performing duets. Rev Docherty read Scriptures and Bruce Stormes was awarded the gold medal by Rev Docherty after judges Bryan Stowe Mrs Harold Wolfe and Mrs Katherine Fields rendered their decision. House For Rent Look in the Classifieds.
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