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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1962
Page
5
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Ade Roy S Kerstetter Jr visits his parents on West Plot wnt street and will report for duty at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver Colorado on September ath for further study in missile guidance systems. Recent visitors include Mrs Kerstetter’s parents and siblings with notes on family moves and military postings.
Kiwanis Club members at Incheon discussed Clifford Taylor Jr.’s return from a Pennsylvania and Virginia historic sites vacation and Frank McKnight’s New England camping trip with family. They noted shrine visits, upcoming St Gov meeting at Beachcomber Erie, social plans at Priscilla's and Peninsula Playhouse, and September start of two war sessions evenings.
CAHS Class of 1962 schedules a picnic reunion for Saturday at the McMahon cottage near Canadohta Lake with fall members and guests. Contact Mickey McMahon or Mrs George Orcutt and gather at Marcresan Beach Park at 3 p.m. for directions to the cottage.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Loveland of A. D. 4 will travel to Chicago Friday to attend their son Howard Loveland’s graduation from DeVry Techmens Institute with a degree in applied science. They also plan to attend the commencement at the American Academy of Medical Technology where Miss Betty Short of Union City will graduate in medical and x ray technology.
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The August 20 1942 society notes recount reunions at Point Gratiot and Mead Park, birthdays, hostesses at Park Place and Park Place area gatherings, and births at Corry Hospital. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany Dikeman Camper Morton O’Hare and Lane families, with events ranging from picnics to dinners and teas.
Dixieland band Joe Prince with Jim Beatty will perform at Midway Park Maple Springs New York in the Sunset Room Friday guest artist Beatty adds strong instrumental flair. Manager Walsh notes the act has drawn longer than any local band to play Midway Park with standards from the 1920s 30s and 40s in the repertoire and dancing nightly Friday onward.
Soviet space figures Mikolayev and Pavel Fokavien described a record flight where Vostok TH and IV remained about three miles apart during orbit. They claimed parallel radio links and coordinated maneuvers, while U S officials cited no closer than 100 miles.
A military serviceman named Jaimes Staples received the gifts during a furlough and was to travel via Erie to Bradley Field, Connecticut, after his return from a one day leave. The brief items note his departure and the arms forces context.
Willie Robinson, 24, was sentenced to two years in prison for forgery by Judge Jack A Falk after testimony by Lorine Armstrong, who admitted she helped him draw checks and cash them with an X. Armstrong received two years probation.
Midshipman Second Class Jerry W Bliley age 20 son of Mr and Mrs Wilton D Bliley of Read 1 Union City is undergoing summer training in amphibious warfare techniques at Little Vevek Naval Amphibious Base Norfolk Virginia He is among more than 700 Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps midshipmen from colleges and universities in the program During the first two weeks trainees learn amphibious planning and execution including loading equipment debarkation from ships into landing craft rope net boat handling beach obstacle removal and survival methods.
A severe storm struck at 1 15 last night causing a plant blackout over five toll lines between Gorey and Fite. Crews labored through the night to restore service by 6 am while Meadville Titusville areas bore the brunt with outages. The Crawford County Fair at Meadville was disrupted.
News notes from Bear Lake area record church meeting attendees and social calls. Residents report visits from Jamestown neighbors, a hospital discharge after a car accident, and distant death of Rev. Dibble formerly of HUB Church. Local families, including Manwaring and Shannon, share weekend appearances and nursing notes.
In Donora Pennsylvania mayor Albert P Delsandro says the town studies leasing an idle U S Steel mill and having unemployed steel workers operate it The plan aims to help the community after furloughs and reflects a hard work mindset despite sounding fantastic Princess Margaret spends her second birthday away from the royal family with Lord Snowdon on a quiet Ireland vacation
BELLEVILLE A 14 year old girl identified as Donna Marie Stone admitted taking part in four killings and pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. She will be committed to State Girls Training School in Geneva Tennessee until age 21 with parole possible at that time. the maximum term for voluntary manslaughter is 14 years and she must be freed at 28. The charges stem from slayings of George Ballard and his daughter Carol plus the deaths of Margaret Wernicker and Lee Dekrail. Her companion John Ed win Myer awaits Texas execution for the Dekrail murder. Stone and Myer say they killed for money, receiving $17.
Severe wind storms swept Allentown and Philipsburg, Pa, with 60 to 80 mph gusts. Tornado sighted northwest of Dodge City but no injuries reported. Thunderstorms toppled power lines and uprooted trees from Wisconsin to Michigan and western Kansas as oppressive heat lingered in the East, Midwest, and South. The blast of heat pushed many cities past 100 degrees, ending with a Viscount and a Viscountess de Vesci reference.
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