Engagement of Juliet Johnson to David Myers announced
Dr and Mrs David B Johnson of Batavia New York announce the engagement of their daughter Juliet Keith Johnson to David Joel Myers son of Rev George Myers pastor of the First Methodist Church of Clarion Mrs Myers. Johnson a 1961 Batavia High School graduate is a Syracuse University sophomore and Sigma Kappa member Myers a Corry Area High School graduate earned a BA magna cum laude from Syracuse University in 1962 majoring in international relations and was commissioned in the U S Army Reserve He studied at the University of San Carlos in Guatemala City and attends the Maxwell School for a four masters degree A late summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Johnson
Batavia
N. Y
Juliet Keith Johnson
David Joel Myers
George Myers
First Methodist Church
Syracuse University
U.S
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Myers
University of San Carlos
Guatamala City
Guatamala
Maxwell School of Citizenship
Management Club Hears Paul Roche
Ninety three members and guests of the Corry Management Club heard Paul Roche discuss the joys and jobs of starting a new business. He explained development, financing, long hours, equipment setup, raw materials, and the cost of manufacturing. New members and attendees included executives from Erie County Plastics and related firms, with questions on growth and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Management Club
Paul Rothe
Erie County Plastics Corporation
John Wilon
Roche
William P. Hayes
Erie County Plastics
Corry
McInnes Steel
H.D. Adams
Erle Lackawana Railroad
Corty
Alfred McAvoy
Raymond Division
Associated Spring Corporation
WRC Past Presidents Meet At Mrs Long Home
The Past Presidents Club of the Women’s Relief Corps met yesterday at Mrs Velmin Long’s Wayne Street home. An all day session featured a tureen dinner at noon and a routine business meeting and social time in the afternoon. Mrs Mabel Brown of East South Street will host the next meeting on February 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
V. Long
The
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Velmin Long
Wayne’ Street
Mabel Brown
East South Street
Governor Opens Door To Newsmen
Harrisburg AP reports Governor Scranton’s staff orders kept open doors for newsmen seeking factual information. William Murphy pledges adherence to the right to know law, stressing citizens’ right to government information and newsmen’s access as representatives of the public. The memo targets all agencies under Scranton after a Legislative Correspondents Association protest over entry identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Scranton
William G. Murphy
Commonwealth
Murphy
Scranton’s
Pennsylvania Legislative Correspondents Association
Plane crash near Mora leaves one survivor
An Air Force B-29 bomber carrying five men crashed and burned in rugged mountain country about 10 miles north of Mora, New Mexico, northeast of Santa Fe. There was at least one survivor.
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Crase Mora
N. M
Air Force
Fie
Mora
Santa Fe
Last Evening Post Prom Kick-Off Session For Grice Home
Post prom committee met at Frank Grice home on West Church street to plan the final party to be held at the VFW Post after Corry Area High School prom on May 3. General cochairmen are Clifford Buesink and the Grices. secretary Frank Wise. treasurer David J. Mackenzie. master of ceremonies Max Bennini. Additional chairs named include Butters for prizes Gregory for decorations McIntyre for check room Cole for registration and Dubrosky with Sturgis for entertainment. Morrison Hillstrom Root Chillock Aller McMichael and Vanssens invited. next meeting planned for early March with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grice
West Church Street
VFW
Corry Area
Clifford Buesink
Grice
Frank Wise
David J. Mackenzie
Max Benninit
Charles Butters
Max Gregory
Carl McIntyre
Albert Cole
Peter Dubrosky
Dubroskys
Frank Sturgis
Alfred Morrison
D. Armour Hillstrom
Raymond Root
John Chillock
Porter Aller
Ernest McMichael
Trisket Home Hosts Area Grange Session in Columbus
The Columbus Grange met Monday at Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Trisket home with Philip Walte presiding over a routing business session. Lawrence Miller reported on the community service project and discussed Cranberry Grange's legislative dinner. Mrs. Philip Wade read The Life of Oliver Hudson Kelley, founder of the Grange, as attendees enjoyed games, gingerbread, tea, and coffee. The next meeting is planned for February Mth at the Merle Page home in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Trisket
Columbus
Columbus Grange
Philip Walte
Lawrence Miller
Cranberry Grange
Seneca
Philip Wade
Oliver Hudson Kelley
Merle Page
David Curtis
Births in Union City Aim to Honor Phelps and Skinner Families
A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Phelps of Waterford. A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Skinner of RD 2 Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
William Phelps
Waterford
Donald Skinner
Union City
The Perfect Gift Is a Journal Subscription
A note suggests a thoughtful gift for friends or relatives who are ill or lonely. A Journal subscription is proposed as a comforting, steady present to brighten days and provide regular connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syho
John Minor Speaks on Reading for Rotary Club
John Minor a Rotary member spoke at Hotel Corry on reading habits. He urged more time spent reading to stay informed about current events and discussed fast reading and comprehension. The talk was well received after introduction by President Olin Yp and a smorgasbord before the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
John Minor
Chit
Olin Y
Hlmer A. Ortner
Bridge Club Awards At Yaca Hall Results Report
Tuesday Aft Moon Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Yaca with an average score of 36 across four and a half tables. Winners include Mrs Arthur Treat and Mrs H Treat of Union City. Mrs James Lundy and Mrs H Bartholome, also of Union City. Mrs James Hileman and Mrs J Fred Kinney. Mrs Raymond Sand and Mrs Louis Morrow. Mrs Thoras Maloney and Mrs Paul Stroup. Mrs James Sullivan and Mrs Donald Hall. Sullivan arranging next week’s regular game. Upcoming events note city champion sip game at VEW Post home and Sunday all winners game at Moose Club Erie at 1 30 pm with a non qualifiers game and smorgasbord afterward. Attendees include Corry and Union City couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon Duplicate Bridge Club
Arthur Treat
H. Treat
Union City
James Lundy
H. Bartholme
James Hileman
J. Fred Kin
Raymond Sand
Louis Morrow
Thoras Maloney
Paul Stroup
James Sullivan
Donald Hall
Corry Bridge Association
VEW Post
Moose Club
Erie
Morgan Beverdy
J. Fred Kinley
St Vincent cancels home games over fire danger
St Vincent College will not host basketball games with Carnegie Tech on Saturday and Waynesburg on Monday because dangerous conditions created by a fire prompted the change. The Rev. Roderick Baronner said the schedule will resume February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatrobe
St- Vincent College
Carnegie Tech
Waynesburg
Roderick Baronner
St. Vincent
Miners Balk Over Fan Attendant Dispute At Robena No 3
Miners at U S Steel Robena No 3 coal complex walk out in protest over transferring fan attendant Edward Bitner to Blaker Shaft. About 1100 workers across Robena Mines 1 2 3 and the Washington plant affected as union and company plan talks at UMW District 4. The stoppage follows a December disaster and a fire causing major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichaels
U. S. Steel Corp
Robena
Steel
United Mine Workers District 4
Uniontown
John Ozantch
Ozanich
James Kelley
Edward Bitner
Frosty Run
Robena No. 3
Blaker
Bitner
Michael
Wyde
Kelley
Coal Washington
Pa Assembly Takes Recess
Harrisburg AP The General Assembly recessed today after paving the way for floor battles next week on Scranton's legislative proposals. The Senate Education Committee sent to the floor the controversial one year moratorium on school district reorganization. Three other proposals cleared for possible action include Kerr-Mills medical care expansion, increased pensions for blind veterans, and a ban on officials from holding interests at harness racing tracks. Charmbury confirmed mines secretary and Purdy state police commissioner after Senate holdout. House and Senate adjourned until next Monday with sessions set for 4:30 and 4 p.m. respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Scranton
Senate Education Committee
House
Kerr-Mills
Senate Democratics
Gov. Scranton
H. Beecher Charmbury
State College
EB. Wilson Purdy
St. Petersburg
Fla
Charmbuy
Purdy
John J. Haluska
D-Cambria
Senate
Citizens thank all Corry donors for late night blood drive
Readers praise the Corry community for rushing to the hospital to donate blood during urgent need for rare blood. They emphasize shared credit beyond the Red Cross and express a simple wish for public gratitude to all contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Legislature Debates District Reorganization Timetable
The Education Committee revised a bill to extend a July 1965 timetable for district reorganization allowing districts to pursue merger plans. Senator Weiner warned a moratorium would halt reorganization, while new bills proposed transferring professional licensing agencies to the Department of State and creating community colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Committee
Charles R. Weiner
Public Instruction Department
Department of State
House
Senate
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J Porick
Paul Roche
Grice Home
Ennett
House of Fashion
C.N.B
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
St. Francis
MIDAS
REGAL
Pene Empire
Mattress
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