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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
6
Dr and Mrs Williams headline a colorful charity ball with elegant decor and social spotlight. The event drew notable guests and featured festive attire as the community celebrated with style and charm.
A daughter is listed with paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis of East Washington Street and internal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toth of Franklin Street. The note identifies Benn Mean and Earl Benedictine in the family lineage.
The National Bank of Corry held its annual Christmas party in the lobby last week with a social evening and refreshments. Miss Sharon Price and Mrs. Duane Irwin led arrangements as attendees included bank president Martin Bel and numerous staff members.
Journalist Jack Minnoch, a naturalized American citizen born abroad, will address the Eric Castle National Association of Accountants at Beachcomber tomorrow. He has lectured in over 40 states and internationally, noted for switching from humor to serious insights. The program includes a 6 p.m. briefing, dinner at 6:30, and an 8 p.m. technical session.
Aguilar a Tegenvald spouse lar and a one year old spectator were killed yesterday when crossing the course and were struck by a car during the City of Quito six hour auto race. Fausto Merello won the race.
The forecast calls for near three quarters of an inch of rain with daily showers and temperatures around five degrees above normal. Obituaries note Henry Huber of Warren dying at 101 after 60 years in the area. Local police cited teens for reckless driving and traffic violations while authorities report final rites for Paul B. McCray and ongoing accident investigations in towns along Route 6.
In Frankfurt Germany Army officials identified Lt James A O Donnell age 23 as one of two soldiers who died in a crash when their sports car collided with the rear of a tracked vehicle. His wife Joyce resides in ceu za. Authorities reported the accident yesterday.
Reported from Vietnam the Marines engaged Viet Cong units near Saigon and Chu Lai as operations continued. Leathernecks captured high ground near a rice hamlet and pushed toward the valley while Viet Cong forces reportedly attacked South Vietnamese battalions first, resulting in heavy casualties.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sadie M. Sanford were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Zena Bean officiating. Burial followed in West Spring Creek Cemetery. Bearers included Virgil Tubb Emmet Young Stephen Cobb Robert Sperry Bernard Porter and Clarence Huthlin, along with Mr. and Mrs. James Scott of Garland.
A battle report says a South Vietnamese unit found 200 Viet Cong bodies and a weapons cache though death causes and site remained unclear. Marines earlier announced 122 enemy killed with total counts uncertain. In Go Cong near Saigon, a two day clash left 181 Viet Cong dead and 10 captured as government casualties were light.
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