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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1965
Page
5
The readable fragments reference governmental actions and international affairs involving the United States, with mentions of legislators, defense policy, fuel and nuclear issues, and a few names. The text is garbled and noncontiguous, preventing a clear narrative or outcome.
Seventeen members of the McCray Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday evening at the home of Howard Hammond in R. L. The meeting, led by president Merle McCray, opened with devotions by Louis Sexton and routine reports. Lucian Lindholm led the program while Hammond and her granddaughters Able and Nina Hammond, visiting from Chicago, provided dessert. The July 22 gathering is planned for the Elwin Chelton home on Route 1.
The June 19 morning ceremony at Presentation Roman Catholic Church Midland Pennsylvania united Miss Marcatt Ann Tomec and James Frank Aquilino. The pair, both from local families, celebrated with a reception for 125 at Willows Motel Industry. The bride, a Mount Gallitzin and Mount Mercy College graduate, teaches in Pittsburgh. The groom, a Washington and Jefferson College alumnus, attends Pitt Medical School.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Bible School ended with a church picnic drawing 233 attendees including staff and students. Mrs. Allen Kuhn led as superintendent. The junior department won the rocket race. Beginners donated treasury funds to gifts for missionary children in Bolivia and West Africa.
The Keep-ism-In-satenes 4H Club met Thursday at Mrs Frank Cmiel's home in Columbus. Members Janet Cmiel Judy Walters Mary Annette Uzma Mary Porter Jane Cmiel and Shirley Reed worked on sewing tasks and refreshments were served. The next session is slated for July 8 at the Cmiel home.
The Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania filed 25 conduct unbecoming a clergyman charges against Rev. William Vaughn Ischie of Christ Church Philadelphia. Bishop DeWitt served the document at Temple University Hospital where Ischie, recovering from a pulmonary embolism, had been staying. He left the hospital and vows to fight the charges in church and civil courts.
The Erie Symphonic Singers directed by Obed L. Grender will perform at the Chautauqua amphitheater tomorrow at 3 p m The 40 member a capella group from Erie known for its growth and critical praise will sing a program ranging from Bach to Grieg and Cain including Yes Though I Wander Jesu Priceless Treasure The Creation and The Music of Life The choir contains Sharon McGray and other Pennsylvanian 4-H delegates in its diverse lineup.
Readers report visits of Mrs Leo Heberlein and son Kenneth in Europe and plans to spend the holiday weekend in Pittsburgh. A 40 day fishing trip to Georgian Bay area is noted for several locals. Mr and Mrs Manley Robbins Sr celebrate their 40th anniversary. Loretta Lindstrom, a Thiel College student, works at Cleveland Clinic. Terry Danner returns to Quonset Point after time with family. Somerset and area residents visit relatives in Cleveland and Germany. Barbershop harmony acts perform at Chautauqua Amphitheater this evening with The Four Rascals and The Imposters. Grace Darling leaves for a holiday in Warren and Pittsburgh.
Miss Julia Weiner of London England serves as a counsellor at Hawthorne Ridge Girl Scout Camp during the summer season. She works with local troops and guides activities for visiting scouts and campers.
The Corry CHEER group, aiding the handicapped, advances to final consideration for a $1,000 national award. Ten weeks earlier CHEER was nominated for Samuel Antrim, hospital administrator. Mrs. Norman Tarbell, CHEER president, learned the field was narrowed to 10 percent of nominees. A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson of 308 West Washington Street.
The judging panel includes Andrew Goodman Senator Robert Kennedy Henry Cabot Lodge Thurgood Marshall and Rosemary Park. Two winners will be named this year one group and one individual with results announced in December.
Washington AP report details Warren Pennsylvania residents Mr and Mrs Franks Manfrey who prayed at St Matthew's Cathedral near the Kennedy grave and witnessed the baptism of Luci Baines Johnson into the Roman Catholic faith during last rites for President Kennedy. The couple, told by a nun who Luci was, exchanged remarks and shared excitement, with Mrs Manfrey recalling the moment as the most thrilling day of her life.
New York AP reports President Johnson's arrival sparked a false alarm about a threat to his life at Kennedy Airport. Police later said an overzealous officer misstated the danger while an alert for a stolen car was intended. Thornberry’s Senate confirmation to the 5th U S Circuit is highlighted. Legion convention set for Pittsburgh July 14 to 17 at Penn Sheraton due to strikes at Hilton.
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