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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions hunting term, names Curtis and Dr Jones, Switner franger, Munt man C B, and a railroad guard. Details are damaged and context is unclear.
A calendar of events for December lists church circle meetings at homes, a Corry Memorial tureen dinner at YMCA, youth fellowship, EUB prayer groups, district conferences in Erie, a square dance at the YMCA, Women’s Relief Corps activities, and a Harbor Half Ladies Aid note. It also reports the engagement of Barbara Ann Burton to James R. Loveland with details of education and employment and a May wedding plan.
Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma society held a 6 30 p m dinner meeting at the Country Kitchen in Erie with 14 present. Dr Betty Brown East Springfield spoke on nine basic purposes and the November program chaired by Mrs Iva Sherreid featured reports on identifying and surveying key women leaders and creating a chapter scrapbook. Members from Corry North East Venango Albion Waterford Union City Erle and others attended. next meeting set for January 11 1963 in Erie.
A PENNSYLVANIA Foundation report critiques the state’s education system and governance. It highlights low high school completion, limited curricula in rural districts, lack of centralized authority, and underfunded colleges. The piece argues for modernization beyond tax changes to raise education and economic outcomes statewide.
Gladys Trebik and Harold I Turben wed in St James Chapel Lancaster with Rev Homer Reynolds officiating. Attendants were James Wikers and his wife. After a brief Pennsylvania New York trip, the couple reside on West Pleasant Street.
Daughters of the American Revolution from Broken straw chapter hosted a naturalization ceremony in the Federal Building Erie. Thirty six adults and six children attended with DAR, International Institute, and Sons of the American Revolution participants. Flags were given to new citizens and Documents of Freedom were presented including the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. A tea and reception followed, sponsored by the International Institute and Erie County DAR chapters.
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Pass of 109 Hillcrest Drive. Another son was born to Mr and Mrs Johnston Moon of Bear Lake Route 1, also at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Clymer Central School PTA discussed report card systems for junior high to high school and ways parents can aid student grades. Presenters explained grades for upper and lower levels, with kindergarten through grade 3 details. President Wayde Querreveld led a business meeting. 187 members noted. A panel on January 9 was announced to answer questions from the box.
CMHA completes plans for the annual Christmas tureen for Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary. The event will be held Monday evening in the YMCA multi purpose room with dinner at 6 30 p.m. Mrs William Leaby is general chairman and reservation chairmen are Mrs Joseph Slike Miss Mary Higgins and Mrs L R Donaldson. After dinner a business meeting will be led by auxiliary president Mrs Harold Carr. Members urged to contact a reservation chair.
The Festival Singers under John R Rossbacher will present a sacred Christmas concert at 8 p m tomorrow at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The public is invited to attend and a coffee hour will follow in the church social rooms.
Anastas I. Mikoyan visits a large Maryland supermarket in a Washington suburb to study American retail practices. He inspects meat counters, packaging lines, an automatic dollar changer, and interacts with clerks and shoppers through interpreter Anatoly Dobrynin. He has met with President Kennedy and other officials and plans to return home.
Dr. Joseph Pawsley, 54, a leading radio astronomer and assistant chief of the Radio Research Organization, died in a Sydney hospital after a long illness. His death ends a storied career in astronomical research and public science outreach.
Detectives claim seizure of heroin and marijuana along with drug use equipment. Mrs. McManus reportedly responded with a disjointed remark denying wrongdoing when questioned.
A blaze in an electrical fuse box at the George G. Meade school forced dismissal of about 500 pupils yesterday. Firemen confined the fire and classes were resumed 15 minutes after the alarm.
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