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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1962
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment references an Edgar annual event tied to the FBI and a bank incident in 2018. It mentions months, numbers, and a cited batting theme, but the details are unclear. The readable bits hint at a legal or investigative context involving nations, banks, and a timeline.
In Saint Thomas More Church Williamsville Ohio on Saturday at 1 pm Miss Carole Leone daughter of Mr and Mrs Santo J Leone of Cincinnati and John Michael Farrell of Cincinnati wed in an afternoon ceremony The bride wore a candlelight gown with seed pearls and rhinestones and carried white carnations The reception followed at Mt Moriah Hall The couple plan a buffet supper at the bride’s home The bride works for W and S Life Insurance and the groom studies at Xavier University while employed by Western Southern Insurance.
A daughter was born at Corty Memorial Hospital this morning to Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson of 308% West Washington street. A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Hummell of 33 Graves street Union City. A decorative poster bearing the message Blasting off our best wishes for a happy holiday signed with hospital initials decorates the Moose Club ballroom where the annual Sno Ball runs from 10 p m to 2 a m tonight. Diary president Mrs Harold Carr and committee chair Mrs George Hagger are shown as they finish the punch table setup.
Mr and Mrs Henry E Vaughan of Raymond Avenue formerly of New Kensington Pa were feted on Christmas Eve at an open house honoring their 43rd wedding anniversary. The event was hosted by their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Peiffer of 1267 North Center Street with many neighbors offering congratulations.
Gov elect William Scranton planned a 2 PM meeting with former President Dwight Eisenhower at Gettysburg College to seek support for his Sell Pennsylvania Program aimed at attracting new industry to the state. A Scranton spokesman called the meeting a good bet for gaining backing.
A series of holiday visits note Pee Heperlein at Port Jackson with parents Leo and a return to Fort Jackson after Christmas. Dr and Mrs Russell Rycheck of Pittsburgh join in at the Heberlein home. Joseph and family visit Mooney relatives in Park Street with a birthday dinner. John Ohrn Jr and son Donald celebrate Christmas with East Congress relatives. Thomas Foster of Bainbridge Navy arrives for New Year with Byron Nichols family on Wayne Street. Margaret Bartholme and Neylon Schreckengost visit relatives in Salem Ohio over Christmas.
AP reports that claims of quintuplets born near Cordoba Argentina were an April Fools Day hoax. Hospitals and clinics denied any births while Cordoba papers echoed lack of confirmation about Manuela Quintana Olmedo and the Simbolar event.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Flannery of Tenafly New Jersey and London England announce the engagement of their daughter Theresa Gale Flannery to Robert Gordon Tunnell Sr son of Mr and Mrs Robert G Tunnell Sr of West Park Place The bride to be attended La Combe Rolle Switzerland graduated Dwight School Englewood studied at London School of Economics and is a senior at Connecticut College The groom is Dartmouth College 1961 alumnus Reynolds Fellowship London School of Economics and a first year at Harvard Law School A June wedding planned
Labor Secretary Wirtz urged longshoremen and shipowners to resume negotiations for the national interest as the six day east and gulf coast strike showed its first violence with a dockworker shot in Galveston. ILA chief Gleason said only a new shipowner proposal could break the deadlock and predicted no quick end to the walkout.
The state accepted 400 acres from New Castle Development Corp in Shenango Township for a $5.5 million youth rehabilitation center. The facility is expected to house about 250 delinquent boys, employ 200 workers, and operate with an annual budget near $1.6 million.
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