Vow 40 Annie Study Placed In County
Vow 40 is placed in county court with Annie study as central matter. Local officials, unclear dates, and potential civil or financial actions surface amid fragmented notes and unspecified figures.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1961
Page
5
Vow 40 is placed in county court with Annie study as central matter. Local officials, unclear dates, and potential civil or financial actions surface amid fragmented notes and unspecified figures.
A flurry of local and visiting residents appears as families travel to and from Corry, Clymer, and nearby towns. William Tunnell leaves on 15 day leave for Gunter Air Force School of Medicine in Montgomery Alabama while Leslie Lopus and her father lester depart for a three week European tour. Bruce Hoffman and Joanne TenHaken wed at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with a large reception and future home in Hollind Michigan. Other updates include visiting relatives from Newport News Anaheim and Buffalo, plus extended travels to Largo Florida and Miami. The piece also notes the TenHaken Hoffmann nuptials and a large church reception for 450 guests.
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Harriet Soren Bryant of Long Beach California and Walter J. Kornikoski of Corry Wayne Street Corry. Married in Alhambra Unity Chapel California by Rev A H Ransford on August 17. Attendants Ary Curtis Lone Beach and Frank Olson Alhambra. They will reside in Corry after a wedding trip.
Corry 4-H club members Proctor and Miss Phyllis Chelton recently returned from the Northwest District 4-H Dress Review at Clarion. Seventeen counties competed for sewing and design awards. From this section six girls attended, with Miss Patty Ryan of North East taking tenth place in the contest during the Town and Country Show on WSEE.
The Columbus Grange hosted its annual corn and wiener roast at the Trisket family site on D. 1, Columbus. About fifty people attended, including members and families, with Philip Wade and Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr serving on the refreshments committee. The next meeting is set for September 11 at the Columbus Grange hall.
The 87th Swezey family reunion met at Mead Park on Saturday with a noon picnic. Clyde Swezey presided over the business meeting and officers were elected including Harold Howard as vice president and Esther Swezey as secretary and treasurer. Betty Jean Franks was named historian. The group voted to hold next year’s reunion at Esther Swezey’s Jamestown home.
Rotarians and guests toured the Corry Foam Products plant led by plant manager Leon Brodeur. Dr. Joseph Seitz organized the visit as members learned foam rubber manufacture, cutting, wrapping and shipping. The Hotel Corry meeting, led by President Robert Ott Jr., included 30 members, two guests, and a visiting Rotarian from Erie. Gerald Lane directed singing with William Leaby at the piano.
A son was born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Carl Still of Columbus. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Sargent of 20 Grove Street at Corry Memorial Hospital Holland Michigan on January. The bridegroom’s parents hosted a rehearsal dinner Thursday evening and additional prenuptial events were hosted by several acquaintances and relatives.
The U S Coast Guard blocked a deputy marshal from attaching the ship La Bama de Nipe as claimants press back wages and ownership claims. Judge Hoffman ruled the Coast Guard acted within authority but noted sovereign immunity limits attachment. President Kennedy had instructed Coast Guard actions amid the political asylum case and legal challenges continue.
A Wind Gap man was struck and killed yesterday on Route 12 near Wind Gap, Northampton County. Police say Len Pyche was hit by a car driven by 17 year old Lee Gilbert of Pen Argyl.
Mrs Hazel Munn dies after an illness at Amery Hospital at 68. Funeral arrangements and family details follow as the obituary notes.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a labor policy clash over a one dollar minimum wage. Mixed names and places appear garbled, but key entities hint at a political fight regarding wages, labor law, and governance.
An obituary fragment notes Mrs John Coe aged 67 with limited details. It mentions funeral arrangements and a community acknowledgment, but the text is garbled with unreadable sections and stray references to names and places, making precise facts unclear.
Three Peace Corps volunteers were injured while traveling to their assignment in Mount Union Pennsylvania. The incident occurred as they were en route to begin work in the Plymouth area and involved medical evaluations at local facilities.
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