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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1965
Page
5
A partial OCR reads as a garbled local notice mentioning court matters and a hospital, with unclear names and places. The fragment hints at a county or town event linked to a person referenced as Mr. or Miss Beath but lacks concrete details.
The historical society approved revised bylaws presented by Arden Baldwin. Frank Grice chaired the session, welcoming members from Corry, Columbus, Spring Creek and Wayne Township. A nominating committee including Charles Hubert Corry Bernard Porter Perry Mead and Mrs Louis Morrow and Mrs BE Barnes will present officers at the August 10 meeting at Nichols Lodge Mead Park. Membership cards from Grice Jewelers will be issued and charter membership will close though general membership remains available.
Mrs. James Loveland Jr hosted Club 15 at her East Church Street home with Mrs. Robert Wotts celebrated for her birthday and gifts given. Della Kappa Alpha Xi Delta initiates Elaine Chillock. Navy Mother Club met at Carl Peterson cottage for tureen dinner and awards. Upcoming events include a August meeting at Alma Dingfelder’s and Concord Community Club Friday at the Community House. The Moose Women plan a tomorrow session at the Moose Lodge and Amici Class hosted by Earl Burlingame. Quote by Samuel Johnson ends.
President Johnson notes recommendations from Ambassador Taylor and General Westmoreland as surveys continue. He signals possible increased American ground actions in South Vietnam and continued bombing of selected targets in North Vietnam.
Doris Baccus and Howard Geer exchanged vows at 2 o clock on June 26 at the bride's parents home, with Rev. Lynn Ost rander officiating. The couple, united in marriage, reside at 127 Gould Street and hosted a reception for 75 at Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church after the ceremony.
About 500 University of Pittsburgh students gathered on campus to back Chancellor Edward Litchfield during the school's financial crisis. Senior Donald Friedman of New Brunswick urged unity to support the chancellor and boost the university's public image as Pitt seeks a $5 million emergency state appropriation.
Miss Janet Engle and Robert Reagle were married in a 2:30 ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren Church. The rites featured brass and chrysanthemum arrangements, a lace gown with pearl detailing, and a reception with a four tier cake. The couple plans a three week honeymoon in Washington, California, and Yellowstone before settling in Lakewood New York.
The Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry elected officers for the coming year led by President L. C. Nichols with Dr Elmer A aduet as vice president and Dr T S secretary. Directors include Robert G treasurer Allen Kuhn Craig Hyer and Fred Scherzer. Guests Lt Bernard F Kistler and Lt Clair Gill spoke on West Point years. Nichols praised A M Litz for 35 years and Allan Hasbrouck for 12 years of perfect attendance.
The War ren County visitation meeting drew 68 attendees at the Columbus Community Building. Ar thie Hollabaugh of Youngsville Grange spoke on the dangers of alcohol, and Warren State Hospital doctor lectured on Theat of Alcohol effects. Richard Gillign discussed Teen-age Drinking and answered questions. Refreshments were served. A Pomona Grange vesper is slated for July 18 at Watson Grange grounds with Rev. Walter Thoms, and the next meeting is July 26.
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