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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
5
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Corry Area Golden Age Club members enjoy two annual picnics at Stennelt pavilion Mead Park Tuesday. Photos show seniors on swings slides and teeter totter while Rev Ivan Hinsberger lectures on staying young.
Susan Diane Dey and Edward LeRoy Beardsley were married June 12 at Garland Presbyterian Church. Rev. Donald Douds officiated as the double ring ceremony. The couple, both with local family ties, will reside in Youngsville. The bride is a 1965 graduate. the groom a 1963 graduate and an employee at Sylvania Electric in Warren.
Members of the Corry Bridge Association held a three table Howell session in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home. The average score was 25 with winners including Mrs Vee Lindsey and Dr T B Kelsey 29 Mr and Mrs Edward Thompson 274% and Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs Frank Graft 26. Next week's play will feature the monthly Master Point Game.
Chautauqua Student Orchestra led by Dr. James Yannatos presents the Sunday afternoon concert in the amphitheater. The program opens with La Gazza Ladra Overture by Rossini and includes Mozart Horn Concerto No. 8 featuring Gregory Squires.
Barbara Jean Hall of Centerville announces engagement to Bruce Clark Drake son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Drake of Tryonville. Miss Hall employed at Titusville Stationery store. Drake is a junior at Edinboro State College and works for E L Warden Siding. No wedding date set.
Mrs. Gertrude Long returns from Toledo after five weeks, visiting family and attending her grandson Rev. Charles Black's ordination in Holland Ohio. Susan Kuhn earns Indiana State College dean's list honors as a senior. Tracy Whitehead and Irene recover from an injury in a Colorado car crash while Irene’s children stay safe. Chautauqua events feature Dr Edwin P Booth and mezzo-soprano Elizabeth Fischer with the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra. Meads Avenue, Mead and Cortland noted for visiting relatives and bake-off at Corry Grange. Wallace Cady, Edinboro graduate, summers with grandmother and teaches art in Towanda. Quotes from Charles Kettering included. The Brown family plans a three-week trip to Modesto California visiting relatives and touring.
Mrs. Matteson honored at a stork shower held at her North Center Street home hosted by the Women Missionary Council of the Missionary Alliance and cohosted by Mrs. Laxman. Winners included Mrs. Margaret Moore Mrs. James Gaines and Mrs. Cheryl Wade of Wesleyville. The special award went to Mrs. Andrew Hansen. Pink and white decorations highlighted a buffet with a basinette shaped cake.
Glen Burnie Maryland 16 year old Joyce Hopkins was named Miss Blackeyed Susan at a pageant held last night.
Gov. Otto Kerner signed a bill allowing public school teachers to spank unruly pupils. He said the measure has backing from teachers, administrators and parents and was meant to defend teachers against harassment suits rather than to permit beating children.
Security police detained 42 men accused of illegal entry into Kuwait and failing to show identification papers. The crackdown targets a dangerous infiltration issue in the oil rich state near Iran, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia.
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