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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
5
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Belle Marie Norton to Wed David Hulmes
Belle Marie Norton of Conneaut Ohio will marry David Hulmes of Ashbibula Ohio in a December 15 1962 ceremony. Norton a Conneaut High School and Hamot Hospital School of Nursing graduate works as a general duty nurse at Ashtabula General Hospital. Hulmes a 1955 Corry High School graduate served in the United States Army and works for the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Norton
Conneaut
Ohio
Belle Marie Norio
David Hillines
Harold
West Brederiel Street
Nortonl
Conneaut High School
Hamot Hospital School of Nursing
Ashtabili General Hospital
Ashbebula
Hulmes
Corry Area
United States Army
If Prairie
Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Robert G Tunnell arrives after year in Europe plans Harvard study
Mr and Mrs Robert G Tunnell announce the return of their son from New York City after a year at the London School of Heonoir Londot. He toured Berlin Bas Germany Poland and Moscow, plans to enter Harvard School this fall. Mr and Mrs Michael Kurolo and children visit John Kureloweeh home for two weeks from Phoenix Arizona, arriving Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G, Tunnell
Robert G. Tunnell
Michael Kurolowech
Michael
Richard
Linda
Daniel
Phoeinix
Amz
John*Kureloweeh
Meat Avenue
Kiwanis Program Includes Talk By William Wilson
Kiwanis Club met at the Hotel Cor with William Wilson of Penn Electric Company as speaker. Dave Clark introduced him, and Wilson described electric installations using slides and offered a demonstration. Also present were Lee I. Dinger of Meadville and David Sherlock of Erie.
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Willam Wilson
Pennsylvania Electric
Exagar
Corry Jamestown
Lee I. Dinger
Meadville
Visitiie Kinamay
David Sherlock
Erie
Wells McCray Family Holds 37th Reunion
Wells McCray family gathered at Mead Park on Sunday for their 37th reunion with 78 attendees. A picnic dinner followed a meeting led by CHE. ford Rose, president, as officers for the coming year were named and reports from treasurer were read. Attendees came from San Lesidro, Ashville, Frewsburg, Union City, Spartansburg and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Fet
Unio
Mead Park
Che.ford Rose
Sverrtary Ali
Coletta Boutwell
Fran San Lesidro
Calif
Ashville
Frewsbure
J Union City
Spartansbure
Dairymen's League Talk By Glenn Talbot Set in Sherman
Glen Talbot president of the Dairymen's League will speak at a wage session in Sherman Central Hiett Seboalgi Conesslay. Local league members are invited to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Talbot
Dairymen's League
Sherman Central
Hiett -Seboalgi -Conesslay
Oey i
Reception Honors Gary Raters at Dingfelder Home
Afternoon event hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Dingfelder honors Mr and Mrs Gary Raters on the occasion of their April 24 wedding. Attendees included Mrs Darwin Rater and family and many local couples, with guests from Findley Lake and Clymer. Floral decor featured delphiniums roses and rosebuds around the bride’s table and framed by Mrs Harrison Hy Keppel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingfelder
Gary Raters
Gary Rater
Washunsbury Street
Howard Dingfelder
Torrie
Joan Sfelden
Maxine Vanderhoth
Diane Humphrey
Jean Diegfelder
Janet Humphrey
Booke
Lind Rater
Doyna "Vandertiolt
Pitt
Harrison Hy Keppel
Darwin Rater
Vernon Humphrey
Clymer
Dale Baton
Birth Notices From Various Families At Local Hospitals
A series of birth notices report newborns at Upton City Memorial Hospital and nearby facilities. Names include Mr and Mrs Gary Northrop and Mrs John Northrop of Cunterville with a son, and other families from Union City and Wattsbure announcing new arrivals born Sunday and Saturday at local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Cy Memorial Hospital
John Northrop Cunterville
Outdoor party enjoyed by Navy Mothers Club
Sixteen Curry Navy Mothers Club members and families attended an outdoor party at Mead Park last evening with a picnic dinner at Nichols Lodge. The event included games and visiting. An outdoor party is planned for August 13 at Carl Peterson cottage in Colombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Navy*Mothers Club
Mead Park
Nichols
Lodge
Mead Park Reunion Held At Astoria Park For Wallace Green Families
Wallace Green and Benjamin F Wallace descendants met at Mead Park on Sunday with about six members. A 1 30 p m picnic dinner followed hosted by Rexford Kenniston and wife. Charles Burling, vice president, was elected president for the year. Rexford Kenniston and Mrs. Harry Lamb were named officers. Oldest attendee was Mrs. Bertha Burlingame 81. youngest was Larry Burlingame five months. History of the families outlined by Charles Lawson. Donation of 5 approved for Mead Park Association. Attendees came from West Erie Spartansburg North East Wattsburg Titusville Venango Columbus and Corry. Next year’s reunion set for the first Sunday after Independence Day at Mead Park hosted by Charles and Lydia Lawson and Larry and Mrs. Smith.
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Wallace-Grean-Reunion
Mead Park
Rexford Kenniston
North Center Street
Charles Burling
Rexford Kennston
Harry Lamb
Jersecretary
Breastlver
Bertha Burlingame
Westfield
Larry Burlingame
Gerald Burlingané
North East M's
Charles Lawson
Amond Green
Benjamin F Wallace
Mead Park Association
Clatives
West- Erie
Spartansburg
Northeast
Wattsbuire
Titusville
Ven“anigoy-Columbus
Corry
Larry Smith
Milady to Wear Warmer Winter Fur Looks
New York fashion editors report a shift to warm winter attire including pink noses peeking from fur hats and collars. Designers show a focus on protecting feminine frailty with abundant fur as political health initiatives influence trends.
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Joy Mille
Associated Press
NEW York
New York Couture
Harry Prechtel
Edward Abbott
Harvey Berin
Kennedy
Neil
Justa
Fansomerich
Popu
Nutria
Yesteryear In Sotiety An Ua Hauts S Newsette
Local notes recount community events from a year with a Miss Jeanette event at East Shire street and a Miller home gathering. Various clubs, picnics, engagements, and births are listed among residents and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotiety An
Local social events feature showers and gatherings across West Columbus
Numerous ladies hosted showers and bridge parties at homes along West Columbus Avenue and nearby streets. Attendees included Mrs Eley Biount, Mrs Clifford Caster, and Mrs J S Club Thirty, with picnics and dinners noted. Also reported are youth and church group meetings at Camp Findley and at Uniontown, plus a fish fry by the American Legion and Torch Bearers in the Salvation Army.
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Fréderic Spree
Eley Biount
MYA
Joseph Baressi
Pourth Avenue
Ebeb Tawkins
Mnit
Brethren
Columbus Avenue
Clifford Caster
Coltbus
JS. Club
Father drowns while teaching sons to hold breath
Authorities say an autopsy found Gerry Camody 63 taught his sons Gary 9 and Brice 7 to hold breath underwater in a shallow plastic pool in Allis Town 2B. He submerged Sunday to demonstrate and did not resurface. His wife Mary found him dead, initially suspected a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis
Gerry Camedy
Gary
Brice
Camody
Mary
1St Camody
Jill St John and husband to separate after two years
Actress Jill St John says she will file for separate maintenance from her husband Milly Micamore Layer Reventiow. She cites differences over her career and his auto racing interests. They married in San Francisco two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John
Amistad
Woolworth
Barbara Button
San Fratcisco
Pennsylvania Man Elected U S Elks Leader
AP reports LeeA Donaldson of Etna Pathe new er and exalted leader of the national Elks tells Americans to protect freedoms and go forth as loyal patriots for the land of America. He urges vigilance and enduring service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lee A
Donaldson
Etna
Pathe
America
Fralick Baby Born at Corry Hospital
A son was born to Mr Trey Fralick and Mrs. Fralick of Columbus at Corry Hospital this morning. Dewey assisted by Miss Harriet Myers Miss Helen Jones and Mrs Leland Johnston oversaw the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Harriet Myers
Helen Jones
Leland Johnston
Trey Fralick
Columbus
Corry Hospital
Wall Street Rallies On Margin Move Triggering Heavy Buying
The New York stock market surged on broad front as the Fed cuts margin requirements for the first time in two years. Buying flooded the floor and the Dow Jones average rose sharply while the S&P 500 climbed, signaling immediate market optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New “York
Ravenuis
Federal Reserve Board
Wiakes
Fire destroys home after boy grabs wrong can in Indiana
In Indiana Pennsylvania a boy reaching for an oil can near his home grabbed a gasoline container by mistake and a fire destroyed the Brocious residence. Paul Brocious and the boy escaped unharmed. Firemen put the damage at about 15000 dollars. In Philadelphia about 4000 United Auto Workers walked out at Budd Co. over overtime pay. federal mediators reported slight progress and talks to resume Thursday.
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Indiana
Paul Brociouts
The
Brocious
Philadelphia
United Auto
Budd Co
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