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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1964
Page
5
A brief dispatch records observation of cars seen after dusk and a day noted for limited activity. It mentions only sparse details about timing and locations, with emphasis on routine patrol and safety.
The readable fragment presents a garbled query about spelling or phrasing of a sentence. It lacks clear event, people, or organizations to establish a factual news item for a summary.
Miss Beverly Habink and Gary Evans married in Clymer at the Abbe Reformed Church in a candlelit ceremony. Rev Tunis Miersma officiated with Mrs Norbert Spaeth singing, Miss Bonnie Miller as matron of honor, and a bridal party including Jan Evans and Nancy Aber. The couple plans a Delawana Inn honeymoon and resides in Euclid Ohio pending Mr Evans’ civil engineering work with East Ohio Gas.
Julie Ann Lindstrom celebrated her fifth birthday with a surprise party hosted by her sisters Lori and Alma at the Lindstrom family home. Seven guest children and six mothers attended, sharing games, cake, lemonade, and ice cream with decorations in a Japanese motif.
The Columbus Community Congregational Church will hold its annual picnic at Mead Park this Saturday with lunch at noon and activities before and after. The Chautauqua Repertory Theatre opens Calculated Risk at Norton Hall tomorrow, with shows tomorrow and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Local notes include travelers visiting California and Virginia Beach after holidays with family and friends. Quote of the day from Aristotle ends the item.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Glenn are shown at Stennett pavilion MeAd Park as Corry Area Golden Age Club hosts a picnic dinner outing at the seventy five mile event with seven North East guests. Activities were arranged under Mrs Glenn Gates chairmanship. After a tureen dinner guests enjoyed cards games and visiting.
A surprise shower for Mrs. Emory Morton and her infant son Randall Emory was hosted at Mrs. Howard Mowers home with cohostess Mrs. Gene Hasbrouck. Sponsored by the Shipmates Class of Columbus Community Congregational Church 26 guests attended with prizes won by Mrs. David Curtis and others.
The Nazarene Church Crusader Class met at Mr and Mrs Ralph Daviss home in Spartansburg with 29 members present. Philip Wade and Miss Laura Miller attended as guests. Sweet peas gladioli and storks decorated the refreshment table as cake ice cream coffee mints and nuts were served. Mrs Morton and her son received gifts.
Men played softball while women enjoyed Bible games and visiting. The business session was conducted with Louis Heber’s leading the prayer. Men served watermelon and group singing followed. The next meeting will be at Mr. and Mrs. William Kerstetter on Essex Street.
In Fergus Falls Minnesota Geneva Tweten a fashion dressmaker has run for the Minnesota Legislature every two years since 1948. The item notes her persistent bid reflecting a long civic involvement.
Mrs. Mabel Gates of North Center street was surprised with a birthday luncheon hosted at her home yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Frances Gates. The event, attended by guests, featured a birthday cake, bouquets of roses, a hand-painted picture, a purse of money, and other gifts. Teas cream and cake followed, and guests enjoyed visiting.
Merlin Max Hiner manager of Corry Retail Credit Company and insurance investigator spoke at Marsh's Plaza after yesterday’s Rotary Club session. He described methods to gather information on insurance seekers and noted about 10 percent of those investigated are undeserving risks. He answered questions as L. O. Nichols presided in Allen Kuhn's absence. Rev. Walter J. Thoms gave the invocation.
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