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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
5
City Council debates taxation and assessments tied to the park project. Officials weigh funding options as the GOP faction pushes to curb spending while advocates cite community benefits and local impact.
In Washington after Shrine convention Wilbur Rickers and wife return home on North Center street. Phoenix visitors Mr and Mrs Michael Kurelowech and children stay with relatives on Union street. Jane Galbreath returns from Ogden Utah after a three week visit. YMCA notes vacancies in boys and girls swim classes with registration today. Mrs Helen Davison and Misses Virginia and Janet Auer visit Folcroft Pa and meet relatives. London bound Mrs John Orcutt and Jonathan plan a month in Europe then Madrid to return. Families Harvey and Reed to return from Tarpon Springs Florida. Tunnell family guests Shaker Heights Ohio for weekend. Linda Turben and Jenine leaving for Florida.
A bus carrying 33 American Field Service students from 22 countries arrived in Clymer hosted by local families led by Mr and Mrs Robert Fergus. They toured Niagara Falls and the Tennessee Gas Company, swam at Findley Lake, and visited Washington and the White House. Numerous hosts and events are listed, with a closing note about a July WCTU picnic and Men tor Club gatherings.
Mr and Mrs William Allen announce the engagement of their daughter Lois Ann Rose to Thomas P Labowski son of Mr and Mrs Paul Labowski. Lois is a 1965 graduate of Corry Area High School and attends Orra Jean Beauty Academy in Erie. Thomas is a 1963 CAHS graduate and a Penn State 1965 graduate currently farming. A wedding date has not been set.
Announcement of engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss N Cathlene Hubbell to Fred E Truesdail. Parents listed from Union City and Wattsburg with schooling and career details. Also note a separate item about data processing at Morehead State College handling student addresses, including a quirky entry "Two miles up Turkey Creek."
Rev. George A. Myers former Corry pastor and North Hollywood associate has been appointed to Summit Methodist Church in Woodland Hills near Los Angeles. The move followed the Southern California Arizona Conference in Redlands. Myers, who aided Corry church with a $180,000 addition last summer, has a record of church building and remodeling.
Bly Minnesota report states Dr Arville Irving Leversen 7 former dean of Stanford University School of Mineral Sciences died in his sleep at his Ely area summer home yesterday.
Dr John H Talbott editor of Journal of the American Medical Association will headline the Chautauqua lecture series at the amphi theater from Monday through Wednesday at 10 45 a m He follows with Dr Carl S Winters July 22 23 both sharing focus on The Maturation of Medicine in America and Our American Way of Life Winters appears on the General Motors lecture staff and has delivered keynote talks at over 600 conventions worldwide
Sharon Rhodes, bride-elect of Raymond Steuart of Buffalo, was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Roger Grape and co-hostesses on Fairview street. About 30 guests attended from Erie, Spring Creek, Youngsville and Pittsfield. gifts were abundant and games awarded to Mrs. Sarah Crane and Mrs. Fred McEldowney. The couple will wed August 28 at the First Baptist Church.
Joy Drake of Hong Kong, Eurasian Miss Hong Kong finalist, cites descent from Sir Francis Drake and Chinese boxing training. She explains daisy petals aid health and recalls learning Shake sphere from her father, Darrell Drake, a retired teacher and journalist. Local page society notices require timely submission.
In South Korea floods killed thirty one people and left thousands homeless as the Han River and other waterways overflowed. Army helicopters and boats rescued hundreds of marooned residents after torrential rain submerged about 3,000 homes in Tong Duchon and nearby areas.
Weeks of rain swelled rivers into torrents across Lower Saxony and Rheinland Westphalia. British Belgian and German troops aided flood relief while helicopters evacuated residents from ruined homes. Roads and rail links suffered widespread damage as waters surged through towns.
Scotland Yard tests four concealed mobile television cameras in Soho and Mayfair. The cameras, hidden in trucks or buildings, link by closed circuit to a West End police station for crime monitoring.
Lorenzo C. Dilks, 90, a prominent figure in bridge and shipbuilding with ties to New York Chicago Detroit and Wilmington North Carolina, died in a Daytona Beach hospital last night.
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