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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
5
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Miss Janet Engle to marry Robert Reagle at Evangelical United Brethren Church July 10. She was feted with two bridal showers this week hosted by Mrs. James Gaines and Mrs. Embert Earle at the Harle home and by Mrs. Harold Lloyd and Mrs. Delmar Lundeen on East Irving street. Guests enjoyed games, scrapbook keepsakes, and gifts in yellow, green, and white.
Corry area residents and visitors from San Diego and Camp Hill gathered at the Findley Lake summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Young for a picnic swimming boating sketching and painting outing. The event included families relatives and friends from Ithaca Beaver Falls Upland Placerville Camp Hill and Doylestown with plans for a July 4 campout and schedule of flag services pancakes prizes and dancing at Clover Leaf.
A surprise dinner at Corry Country Club honored Mrs. Roy Reed, directress of nurses at Corry Memorial Hospital, as she retires temporarily and leaves the hospital. Eighty-five doctors, nurses, staff, board members, and guests attended and presented gifts. The event featured hospital officials Samuel Antrim, Dr. G B Bennett, and Wallace Young.
The Columbus Grange met Monday evening in the Community Building with David Curtis presiding. Four new members Thaddeus Ponder Edgar Spoon and their spouses were welcomed. Reports covered the Sample Fair bake sale Sparks program and Dairy Month program planning. Next meeting July 12 will be a visitation with Broken Straw Grange.
Thirty members and guests of the Good Samaritan Class of the First Methodist Church enjoyed a picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs G G Greene in Warren Pa The group swam and listened to organ music with committee members listed as Leroy Peck Swan son Wells and Fox Also noted is a separate item: 11 220 volunteers enrolled in job corps camps nationwide by the Office of Economic Opportunity as the fiscal year ended.
Otis B. Morse, Democratic state chairman, and Mrs Morse welcomed their seventh child, a seven pound daughter born at York hospital last night.
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association enjoyed a four table Howell session in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home. The average score was 42 with winners including Kinley 54 and T. H. Treat of Union City and Robert Larsen of Jamestown with 53 and 47, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller with 44. A regular game is scheduled for next week.
Los Angeles AP reports actor Steve Cochran died June 15 on his yacht off Guatemala. His mother Rose Cochran 79 seeks administratrix with estate value listed at 25000 dollars, and his estranged wife Jenna Cochran 23 also petitions for administratrix valuing the estate at 150000 dollars.
Los Angeles police report Edward L. Williams 40 a restaurant maintenance man cast two ballots in the last presidential election. He told officers I voted twice for President Johnson because I liked him and his policies. He used an alias the second time and admitted slipping previous elections with undesired candidates.
Illest speaker George Clapsaddle a communications consultant with General Telephone in Erie outlined a 90 year history of the telephone at the Rotary Club luncheon. Introduced by Charles Monahan he shown old telephones and future paging systems, with guests James Pryer of Meadville and Sgt. Sanfrid Wester of Florida in attendance.
Earl Crippen of Pairfield 11 Rev H Kenyon Leishmar visited as Rotarian and gave the invocation Rev Clifford Holcomb was welcomed Walter Thoms presented a new member with a Rotary pin Next week the group meets at Mead Park at 6 p m for a steak fry and cookout
Harrisburg AP The House Appropriations Committee moves a 2.5 million emergency appropriation for the University of Pittsburgh toward a final vote amid calls it could set a precedent. Chairman Martin P. Mullen says the panel will visit Pittsburgh next Wednesday to audit the university’s books as part of the probe into a 19 million dollar deficit and alleged fiscal mismanagement.
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