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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1965
Page
5
A terse item notes an alleged raid or incursion affecting a country in a distant region. The report cites unnamed officials and scattered details, with no corroborated names, dates, or exact location. The piece reads as a brief update from a contested border area and lacks precise context.
Miss Judith Laine Herring and Gerald Duane Sullivan united in marriage in a July 3 ceremony at St. Thomas The Apostle Church. The bride wore a snow white silk organza gown with Chantilly lace, a chapel train, and a silk illusion veil. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Hering and bridesmaids Mrs. Weaver and Margarita Sullivan. Reception for 150 followed at the VFW Post home. The couple will reside in Pittsburgh after a Virginia Beach honeymoon. the bride is a 1962 Corry Area graduate.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Stoke of Buells Corners were honored by over 100 friends relatives and neighbors at their home for their 50th wedding anniversary Open house and reception followed a family dinner at the Solonick home in Buells Corners Aides poured and served while youngsters supervised the guest book The Stokes married July 13 1915 in Erie they live in Spartansburg and were joined by relatives from multiple Pennsylvania and New York locations including Townville Corry and Pleasantville
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Unit of the American Contract Bridge League held a unit game at Cross Creek Country Club near Titusville with 24 pairs. Winners included Morgan Beverly and Doris Prenalt among North-South and James McKay with Dr. William A. Booth in East-West, with notes of future unit-sponsored games in August and a pre-nuptial social context.
Visiting from Palos Verdes California are Mr and Mrs Joseph K Roach and children Joey Judy and Jill staying at the Peiffer Kepler cottage in Findley Lake. Miss Mary Pirro sails to Philadelphia to visit cousins and aunt. Ottawa couple Mr and Mrs Hillis Thompson depart after a week with the Bowens. William Coons observes his 99th birthday with family gifts. The Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary plans an all day Grange Hall session with a noon dinner and bake sale. Ruth Louise Davison, born Thursday July 8, arrives in Folcroft Pa joining sister Margaret Helen as grandmothers Mrs Matteson and Mrs Davison of Carry. The Erie County Women’s Relief Corps activity continues.
Mrs Dunkle’s students performed a piano recital at the ville Church on Friday. The pianists included Regenna Steck, Wawtejko, Stephen, Linda Wooten, Darlene Wak wrejko, Janet Wooden, Ress Messinger, Barbara Steck, Mary Porter, Delores Wawrejkend and Marie Mitchell. A large audience of parents, relatives and friends attended.
A son born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Walter Geer of Columbus at Corry Memorial Hospital, with the mother formerly Ruby Peace. A daughter born last evening to Mr and Mrs Lyle Miles of Clymer, the mother formerly Margaret Madison. A daughter Ruth Louise born Thursday at Pennsylvania Osteopathic Hospital in Philadelphia to Mr and Mrs Jon Davison of Falcroft, Pa, with the mother Caroline Matteson. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Guy Matteson of R D 3 and Mrs Helen Davison of 36 East Main Street.
Windsor England AP reports Polo playing Prince Philip husband of Queen Elizabeth II was struck in the back of the neck by a ball yesterday. Spectators gasped but the 44 year old prince remained active, returned to the game after two minutes and guided Windsor Park to victory.
The Christian Temperance Union invites Erie County WCTU members to a Wednesday picnic at Mrs. Walter Rininger’s home in Din ner. Dinner will be served at 1 p m and attendees are asked to bring a tureen and a table service. The event is organized by Mrs Maud Bennink, president. Also studies in color classes are offered at the Corry Art Center above Robert's Children's Shop for anyone interested in color use in painting.
Students and members prepare color charts in the Oswalt system of coloring. Harry Hotchkiss directs the local art club, and sessions are scheduled for Monday and Thursday at 7 p.m. in the art rooms.
The saying notes that in a thousand years people will forget the things that trouble them now. It reflects a reflective view on time and memory. The line echoes a timeless perspective on pain and persistence.
A pilot died in a fatal incident near Elizabeth Adam Lindsay Gordonville on Sunday. The accident occurred in the vicinity of Lebo and Lykens, Pennsylvania, leaving the cause under investigation and authorities coordinating the response. Local officials report one victim and are reviewing flight records and witness statements.
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