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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1965
Page
5
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Siegel and Cogley with references to coal content permits and engineering notes. The text includes stray terms like detonations, drains, and foundations amid unclear mentions of observ permit and East Coal, leaving the exact event or location uncertain.
The Corry Library announces subscriptions to magazines from Abridged Readers Guide to Periodical Literature. One copy per title circulates overnight. patrons urged to read in library. Also mentions gifts like The Pennsylvania Angler and Pennsylvania Sportsman.
Carol Sue VanTassel and Norman B. Whiteley were married January 30 in the Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church in a double ring ceremony. Maid of honor was Karen Wade and best man Norbert Whiteley. The bride works at Corry Jamestown Corp. office and the groom at Weber Knopp in Jamestown New York. they will reside in Wrightsville Pennsylvania.
The Brethren Church hosted a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shannon of East Irving Street. Approximately 90 guests from multiple towns attended an open house with a three-tier cake, silver white decorations, and gifts for the couple.
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met at the YMCA for a four and one half table Master Point session. The average score was 36 percent with winners including Mrs. Pat Shaw and Mrs. M Norma Mallory at 45 percent.
P H G Hale won a tax rate reduction on his house after complaining about morning bugle calls and late night dance band music from the nearby U S Air Force base. The case highlights local friction with military installations and tax relief actions.
The Rotary Club met in the Corry Room at Hotel Corry with Judd Smith of Erie as speaker. He demonstrated four methods of artificial respiration using a rubber dummy and urged public familiarity with life saving techniques. Rev. Elmer Ortner gave the invocation.
The Wheelock Missionary Fellowship gathered last evening at Mrs. Ronald Crosscut's home with 10 members present. They recited Bible verses by roll call, sent new and used clothing to American Sunday School Union missionaries in LaFollett Tennessee, and planned more clothing for future shipment. Devotions were led by Mrs. Orlo Watrous and refreshments provided by the hostess. The next meeting is set for March 9 at Mrs. Virgil Endsley's home, 528 West Church Street.
The Knox Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met yesterday morning at Mrs Brice Summerville s home with 13 members present. Mrs Walter Rath president of the Presbyterian Women s Association among attendees. The program led by Mrs Olive Donaldson on The Emerging New Nations of Africa. A vigil of prayer is announced at the church March 9 from 7 am to 7 pm. Mrs Robert Ott Jr assisted. Next meeting set for March 9 with Mrs Flowers.
The First Baptist Church hosted the Bethany Youth Fellowship with over 300 attendees and more than 20 churches from New York and Pennsylvania represented. Rev. Fred Alexander of the Baptist School of the Bible in Cleveland spoke, and a musical group from the school performed. Next meeting set for Sherman New York on March 8.
A suburban Evanston woman sues for divorce arguing her husband used her pots and pans to coddle tropical fish. Stephanie Endres alleges Donald Endres spent nights caring for thousands of fish, bought costly tanks, and sought more equipment. She seeks an injunction to stop further fish purchases.
Gail Murray a 17 year old high school senior from Allegheny County was named Pennsylvania Apple Blossom Queen for 1965. Miss Murray attends North Allegheny High School near Pittsburgh and was selected during a contest held with a Pennsylvania Horticultural Association meeting. Local news for the society page notes must be received by 11 a.m. the day after.
Birdie Tells Us church group will gather at 8 p m at Mrs Mike Kowalskis home members should bring scissors and a gift for the missionary box.
Girard Borough considers placing a fluoridation question on the May primary ballot. Council President Donald Bennett said the request was previously blocked by county officials but is now directed to the County Board of Elections. He noted two years of study and rising interest after Erie fluoridation controversy.
Joaquin Miguel Elizalde, 68, Philippine elder statesman and industrialist, died yesterday after a long illness. He was former foreign secretary and served as ambassador to the United States and to the United Nations.
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