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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1965
Page
5
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Photo caption from the annual IOOF Home Picnic at Nichols Lodge Mead Park lists attendees including Mrs. Fred Mixer Mac Ellis Mrs Lyon Ellis and Fred Mixer on the Home Board. Standing figures include Herbert Schaeff Franklin Jackson Arden Baldwin and David Gross with Irwin W Wasser. Special guests Mr and Mrs Perry McDaniel of Warren grand patriarch elect of the Grand Encampment of Pennsylvania. Joel Bloups hosts the event and forty five children from the home attended with one shown enjoying pumpkin pie.
Families of Herbert and Mary Mosher gathered at Ashtabula Lake Shore Park for a Sunday reunion with 74 attendees. Long-distance travel noted for Mrs. Daniel Steiner and son David. The next reunion is planned for August 1966 at the same park with coordinators named. Separately Elna Williams and Arthur Harwood were married at Wayne Valley EUB Church with Rev. Mitchell officiating. The couple will reside in Wattsburg where Harwood farms and Mrs. Harwood teaches. Attending relatives came from Wattsburg Halstead Pa Phillipsville Oil City Edinboro Beaverdam and Corry.
Members of the Corry BPW Club will host the annual corn roast and swim party tomorrow evening at the M. C. Baldwin home on Stewart Road. Dinner is at 6:30. Corn and coffee will be provided by the planning committees including BPW officers. Mrs. Kep pel Tiffany, president, can supply further details.
In Washington AP a letter found in the basement of National City Christian church proved to be a Garfield era facsimile rather than a real letter. Rev George R Davis announced the find to his congregation on Sunday. Worshippers included President and Mrs Johnson. The original is held in the manuscript division of the library.
Mev ssevin 46, Farrell, a newly ordained priest from Glen Ellyn and nephew of Mr and Mrs Jerome F Needham of 162 Maple avenue, will celebrate Mass at St Thomas the Apostle Church at 8 30 on Thursday morning. He recently celebrated his first Mass at St Petronelle's in Glen Ellyn and will visit with the Needhams, Richard Farrell being Mrs Needham's brother. Public invited to attend and receive his blessing.
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The American Field Service exchange student Marie Sekerak will leave Italy with 22 other students for a five day Italian tour starting from Ancona. She travels by Pan American Airlines instead of the boat, arriving September 8 in New York and then Kennedy Airport noon New York time. Her family in Voghera includes Mr and Mrs Carlo Marchese and children. Marie is set to return five days earlier than planned.
Mrs Virginia Wills of Spartansburg announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Catherine Wills to Barney Gene Calhoun son of Mr and Mrs Archibald Calhoun of Sherman New York The couple plan a wedding date later declared Miss Wills is a Sparta merged High School senior and Calhoun a 1962 Corry Area High School graduate employed at Rogers Structural Steel Company
Three Youngstown brothers, Michael 44, Frank Jr 40, and Louis DeNisy 44, were found guilty by U S District Judge Frank J Battisti of lying to evade 111020 in estate taxes from Vince DeNiro s 500000 estate. The prosecution said the brothers falsified records to claim the assets, while the defense claimed Vince had no personal estate. The maximum penalty is 10000 fine and five years in prison or both with bond set at 2500 each.
ZIPESBURGH Ar A new Castle strip mine operator accused of pledging forged securities to obtain a 41250 loan from an Ohio bank surrendered to the FBI yesterday James R Ferrese 35 was also sought on charges of transporting forged securities across state line He allegedly tried to borrow the money from the Firestone Bank in Lisbon Ohio He was given a hearing before U S Commissioner Aloxpotetet and released on bond.
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