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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
5
Readable parts mention a total of 19,602 with a five thirty five approximate time. The text is garbled and lacks clear names places or concrete actions beyond these figures.
Rev Orther officiated the double wing ceremony at St Pauls Church for Rose Marie Machac and William Milton Kingsley. The bride wore a silk organza gown with lace and sequins, the couple will reside at 416 Euclid Street after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
Yesterday at the Con Country Club an Indies Day luncheon began at 1 o clock. Mrs Frank Graft, Mrs Wallace Young, and Mr Robert Ott Sr won awards for bridge. Mrs Young and Mrs Virginia Ross organized the event. The next session is set for July 19 with Mrs Horton Davis taking reservations.
A society note details a tea style shower hosted by Mrs Forrest Camsalt for Mrs H H Swarm. The event featured wine, table settings, and a spring color theme with cordial toasts, decorative cake, Colfer, punch, and mints. Several guests attended and were thanked for contributions to the occasion.
Women of the Moose held Regents chapter night at the Moose home with Mrs Clarence Kien chairing Fifteen Union City guests attended Mrs Peter Glavis received the hon ored collegiate red tassel marking one year in the College of Regents Aide was Mrs Betle Chapin Union City junior graduate regent opened and closed the session Mayme Peterson won attendance award gifts went to Mrs Elvi Patterson door prize to Mrs Alta Smith Refreshments included a cake with red and white roses and fruit salad and coffee Next meeting slated for Jayth at the Moose Home
Nineteen members and guests of the Women’s Relief Corps auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic enjoyed an outdoor party at Mead Park yesterday. A dinner was served and the afternoon was spent in games and social visits. The next meeting is set for July 19 at the Grange Hall featuring a dinner.
The Wattsburg PTA invites the public to an ice cream social at the Ke Artsburg Hose Company fire barn starting at 7 p.m. The event runs to 10 p.m. Proceeds will fund the purchase of new books for the elementary library.
A Kitchen shower honoring Miss JoAnn Prugat was held at East Main Street residence of Mrs Anthony Stec. Co-hostesses were Miss Patricks and Donna Stec. Prizes were awarded to several guests and floral corsages given. The couple, Miss Prugar and Ralph Mamrak of Cambridge Springs, plan a July 4 wedding at St Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church.
The Harbor Half Ladies met yesterday at the Community House with 17 members and their families enjoying a bountiful tureen dinner at noon served by hostesses Mrs. Neil Chelton and Mrs. Ira Santor. Afternoon activity included quilting. Devotions were led by Mrs. Lawrence Swanson and a short business meeting conducted by Mrs. John Lindstrom. Next gathering will be a picnic on August 2 at Mead Park.
Local 24 of the General Teamsters Union and Coca Cola Bottling-Ge announced a new two year contract for workers at Pittsburgh Pleasant Hills and Butler plants. The deal takes retroactive effect to July 1 and includes $3 raises in base pay in each year of the agreement.
Federal authorities, state officials, and claimants spar over a fortune found hidden in a car near Jersey City. Moriarty and Miss Petrick deny clear ownership while government seeks shares and possible legal action. New Jersey Governor Hughes notes illegality of the funds and contemplates possible claims.
State Banking Secretary Robert L. Myers Jr. issued a call for the condition of all state banks and trust companies as of the close of business June 30. The measure seeks a comprehensive yard report from financial institutions across the state.
A terse note references pay and guarantee pay and points readers to classifieds for moves. An official from Ster's appears in a brief line, with no further details or dates. The fragment hints at a classified advertising push.
Regina led Safety Committee orders doctors to resume practice by today or face reprisals. Police patrols reinforced to prevent violence against doctors and their families as over ten doctors quit province wide. Government to fund through payroll deductions and general taxes amid medical plan changes.
Helen Hermay, 92, of Santa Monica, reportedly tried to donate 11 427 to the Black Mystic sect on Thursday. Taken to Central Receiving Hospital then General Hospital for observation, she reportedly stated she walked up to the temple and urged three men outside to accept money to “help kill the white people.” Officers restrained her at a private residence. $10 bills showered from her handbag during the struggle. Authorities found 649 shares of bite-chip stock valued at about 30 040 concealed in her undergarments. 499 shares were signed and ready for transfer. She told doctors she began signing and cashing stock as it kept coming in.
Roger Degueldre, leader of the Organisation de l Armée Secrete, was executed by firing squad at dawn in Paris for directing killings by his unit in Algiers and Alvers, a harsh end to a contentious colonial era episode.
Washington AP reports rising tensions between Army and Air Force over counterinsurgency. Army proposes a 5,000-man antiguerrilla force and new special aircraft, while officials warn against duplicating capabilities. Army emphasizes joint contribution of each service’s unique equipment and techniques.
Two teen cousins face murder charges for killing two teenagers who gave them a ride. Jerry Wayne Anfingon 18 and Kenneth Dale Woodward 17 admitted the killings in signed statements to police.
A Canadian labor dispute blocked traffic on the Welland Canal and St Lawrence Seaway as ships from SIU of Canada and CMU protests spread. Ministers offered to mediate while the Canadian Labour Congress demanded an end to SIU intimidation and free CMU ships in U S ports. A separate court case in Louisville involved two youths charged with murder, with examining trials set for next Friday.
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