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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1962
Page
5
A fragmented OCR note references a late night scene featuring Dutch Aster and a figure named Xteen amid themes of greed and urban gloom. The readable text hints at a tense, morally fraught moment in a literary or stage setting.
Ailing status of INC Hiengo in Tennessee surfaces in a brief note. The item lists John rer as a party or related element in the matter.
Mr and Mrs Paul Teeter of East Pleasant street attended a matinee of Bye Bye Birdie starring Andy Williams and Selma Diamond at the Kenley Players in Warren Ohio. Other social attendees include Mr and Mrs Oliver Carter and family visiting Baltimore Maryland, and Miss Judy MacGregor plus a group of senior Girl Scouts from the County Council attending the Senior Girl Scout Roundup at Button Bay State Park in Vermont.
Lou Anderson of Edinboro announces engagement of daughter Lott Rae Delilah to Archie Hones of Edinboro. Archie, in his seventh year with the U S Navy at Lemoore California, is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Jones. Miss Anderson, a General MacLane High graduate, works for the Pennsylvania Department of Highways.
Mead Park hosted the Sorenson family reunion on a Saturday evening with about 60 attendees. A Delivious picnic followed a business meeting led by Mel Pourne Sorenson, which approved a donation to the Mead Park Association. Officers elected included Dr. Dewey Sorenson president and Mrs. Raymond Wallace vice president.
Canadolta Lake will host the 30th Halfast family reunion on Saturday with a picnic planned by Bonnie Halfast and the family treasurer. Relatives and friends are invited to attend and celebrate the gathering.
A July 1942 Corry society roundup records many birthdays births and farewells. Mrs Alfred Haenel hosted Jeanne’s birthday. births announced for Crosby Hajec and Weicht families. Pvt. Lewis Higby and Pvt. Clifford Lawson farewells. engagements and upcoming weddings noted for Triskell and Thompson families. community gatherings at homes on East Pleasant and Union streets. Girl Scouts camping. church events including a nuptial Mass for Ellen Blount and Violin Hornick. a Canadohta Lake retreat and local visits to Pittsburgh, Erie, Youngstown, and Union City Memorial Hospital births.
Robert Lineberger, 24, held on murder and aggravated assault charges in the death of his 24 month old son and the beating of his wife. Police say he threw the child down a hill near their Terrace Village home. Mrs Arcena Lineberger, 20, reported the attack with a bottle assault, damaging their home, and fleeing with the baby. She was treated at Mercy Hospital for eye and head injuries and released.
Members of the No-Bar Riding Club from Columbus competed at the Western Saddle Club in Erie in an all day event featuring a point show. Carl Spelling rode Yo-Yo to third in halter gelding and fourth in roping. Mark Harvey rode Scarab to second in halter stallion. Peggy Fox rode Little Tex to multiple wins including queen's class rail and senior western events. Bar-doe-Wimpy ridden by Mrs Albert Fox placed fourth in senior western pleasure and Peggy Fox won bareback equitation. next show set for August 5 at Y-Bar-U Club in Russell.
Formosa typhoon Kate weakened today after weekend disruption that left more than 30,000 homes across Formosa and the Philippines without power or shelter.
Janet RoseAnn DeLellis, daughter of Clement and the late Elizabeth DeLellis, married Donald Kadyszewski in a late June ceremony at St. Peter's Church Mount Carmel Pa. The double ring event was officiated by Rev Michael Kobularik. The bride wore silk taffeta with Alencon lace, bateau neckline, chapel train and a white prayer bouquet. Attendants wore pastel blue gowns with Colonial bouquets. A reception followed at the VFW social rooms and the couple planned to reside in Morton Pa. The bride, a Bell Telephone supervisor, and the groom, a Boeing Vertal division employee, are both Mount Carmel graduates.
A pregnant Phoenix woman says she took sleeping tablets containing the drug linked to birth defects seen in Europe. She and her husband brought the tablets from Europe last year, and doctors polled say abortion should be considered though state law bans it except to save the mother's life. She learned of the danger after reading about FDA official Frances Kelsey, who delayed the drug's sale in the United States.
More than 3,000 troops from seven states paraded at three posts over the weekend to honor reservists and National Guard units tied to the Berlin crisis. The 22nd Military Police Detachment from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., marched at Fort Dix with about 1,400 participants. At Fort Bragg, Pa. units from multiple towns joined a larger ceremony with 11,900 guardsmen and reservists from 18 states.
The weekend produced scattered showers in New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and Connecticut but rains were brief and did not soak soil or reach drought eased areas. New York reports 11 weeks of drought across 32 counties with about 75 percent of farmland affected. USGS warns below normal rainfall continues into August and wells in eastern and central New York risk running dry.
Margaret Garmin Bond, 18, of Pittsburgh and daughter of the president of Bond & Starr, Inc., an advertising agency, died from head injuries after her car left Route 17 between Mayville and Jamestown during a heavy rainstorm and struck a utility pole. Police reported she was hospitalized today with injuries from Friday night’s accident.
U S Rep William Scranton derides Pennsylvania State Board of Pharmacy as a sideshow and accuses the Lawrence administration of failing to reform licensure. He cites ongoing controversy, resignations by two of five board members, and unfilled vacancies as evidence of public ridicule and professional disgust.
Mass for Frank A. Spiesman was celebrated at St Elizabeths Church at 9 this morning with Rev Cyril Kong officiating. The service followed a prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home. Bearers were Paul Dwyer Donald Stewart Richard Muckinhaupt Walter Sweet A Duke and Stanley Kasper. VFW Post conducted military services at the graveside with attendees including Mrs Mayte Stone Mrs John Mineo Mary Jo Mineo Union City Mrs Allene Hovey Winnetka Mr and Mrs Nathan Covey Fredonia N Y Mrs Gerald Matthews Titusville.
In Potter County Van Zandt accuses Senator Joseph Clark of voting for Kennedy's omnibus farm bill in open defiance of Pennsylvania farmers. He, Clark's GOP foe in November, says the bill failed in the House and alleges Clark misrepresented Pennsylvanians to back the Kennedy administration.
General Lyman Lemnitzer arrived in Paris from Washington to assume command of United States forces in Europe, succeeding General Lauris Norstad.
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