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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1962
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs James Frederick Kinley of 428 East Pleasant Street announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Jane Kinley to Paul Niemeyer of South Bend. Niemeyer son of Dr and Mrs Gerhart Niemeyer of South Bend is set for further study and law school after earning a BA from Kenyon College in Gambier Ohio in 1962.
Miss Virginia Aldona Drake daughter of Mrs Aldona Drake and the late Peter Drake of Huntington Log Island wed Donald Schrader in a double ring ceremony at Huntington The bride wore a tissue taffeta gown with Chantilly lace bodice and three quarter sleeves The matron of honor wore pastel blue The couple plan a Smithtown Long Island home and a Virginia honeymoon trip after a reception in Huntington Both spouses teach in Long Island schools and hold degrees from NY and Penn combined they will reside in Smithtown West Islip and Selden areas.
Mrs John Cole and daughter Carol of Nort Center street depart tomorrow for a two week Florida vacation with a stops in Louisville Kentucky. Lester R Lopus and daughters head for Norfolk Virginia and Canada for a brief visit. Marilyn Bloont and sons Hal Dru and Todd leave for Norfolk and Canada to visit Effie Crabby. David B Motherwell on leave from Fort Bliss Texas visits Guy J Hayes and family and Robert Motherwell family then sails to Germany with the GIY Missile Battalion Bond Artillery. Donald Schrader returns to Smithtown Long Island after a 10 day visit with Schrader relatives. C Edward Halfast leaves for a cross country trip including the World's Fair in Seattle and travel to Mexico. Jeffrey A Post and Bronk Mewill depart for 20 day visit with family in Maryland and Ohio.
Items for this calendar must be in The Journal office before 5 p.m. the preceding Friday. Scheduled events include Corry Navy Mothers Club at Mead Park and Nichols Lodge, Columbus Gra meeting in Schramling office, green dinner at Mrs Kenneth Harvey’s home, and picnics for BUB Rebekah and Deborah Circles at Mead Park. Also HUB Men’s meeting at 8 p.m. and Rebekah Helping Hands picnic at Bertha Darwin’s Mead Avenue home. Friday July 13 includes BUB Amat Class at Mr and Mrs Buclinname residence.
The Corry Area Golden ARP Club will hold its next meeting as a tureen picnic at Stennett pavilion in Mead Park. The event is scheduled for the 6th with dinner tickets available.
The Order of the Eastern Star Ameri ca chapter No. 19 will host a garden party at the Beaverdam home of Mrs. Lynn Sil in Union City from 1 30 p m to 4 30 p m on Wednesday. Dessert will be served at 1 20 followed by an auction of cards with prizes. Reservations with Mrs Edward Kaiser Mrs J Barle Bley or Mrs Harry Musser. Donation for the event 188 ba.
Police and volunteers search Ocean City Delaware for brothers Mark Wullfart and Michiel missing since Friday. Coast Guard stood by as crews combed the beach and nearby dunes hoping for clues to their whereabouts.
Corry Public Library adds several new titles including The Road From The Moment by Storm Jameson about a man facing his deception after success. Audrey Erski Linop’s The Way Of The Lantern, a humorous take on a charming scoundrel. Sl it Clode’s The Fiercest Heart features cowboy and Indian adventures with frontier drama.
William Roehrig and John T. Radko designated as delegates to the VFW state convention to be held at the Sheraton Hotel in Philadelphia from July 11 to 14. Attendees include Roching, Sanabel Baresi, and Trvin Sherwood, with Corry representatives Mrs Roehrig and Mrs Sherwood serving as local auxiliary delegates.
Three British Army recruits head to the army next week with their mothers who will remain at the camp for a week. Maj. Edward Stoeeden explains the mothers will be invited to see recruit training. The mothers, including Mrs Billet, Mrs Collingworth, and Mrs Bowler, will stay with local families near Cove in South Africa after the Boer War tale, while sons begin long periods of service.
New York AP announces James Galanos unveiling his spring collection featuring dramatic hemlines inching below the knee and minimalist tops. Models wear naked wool jersey sleeveless tops with full skirts, while ball gowns reveal further minimalism. the designer notes hidden pleats and closures creating illusion of open fronts.
Former Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren pastor Mirkett Smith will deliver the sermon tomorrow evening at 7 in Corry. Smith, now a student at a Naperville seminary, serves two churches in the Indiana North Conference and is visiting relatives Harold and Mrs Anderege. The sermon title is Looking Both Ways.
Testimony shows Parnell E. Biggerstaff admitting Estes Enterprises paid for valuable information. Estes insiders claim no useful data was provided, while Biggerstaff cites allegations tied to allotment deals involving Estes Dumas and Stone.
Harry Moore and Mae Heasley Pump wed in Kings Chapel near New Castle after being separated since 1912. The aging couple, longtime sweethearts, exchanged vows in a ceremony held in Kings Chapel’s new building with about 40 guests. The bride and groom, both widowed, planned a California honeymoon before settling in Mobile Alabama.
Hsu Ping Hai, 51, chief public relations officer of the Chinese Nationalist Civil Aviation Administration, was stabbed to death Thursday night by a disgruntled former employee in Formosa Taipei.
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