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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1962

Page

5

Tunnell Tours Russia For Kiwanis Club Talk

Robert G Tunnell Jr spoke at the Kiwanis Club lunch at Hotel Cornthay describing a year at the London School of Economics and an Europe bus tour. He praised Russians and Poles, visited Moscow landmarks, and shared impressions of the Kremlin Red Square and modern boulevards. Members Dorr Clark introduced him with Ray Amys and Will Johnson attending as guests.

Tunnell Dorr Clark Russia Trevine London England London School of Economics Political Science Europe Germany Poland Moscow Kremlin Red Square Mr. Tunnell George ‘Tinko Tto Ray—Amys Will—Johnson Youngsville

Mrs Anderson Named Director For Auxiliary

Mrs Mark Anderson of Union City was installed as director of the Erie Crawford and Venango County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary at a Philadelphia convention. She and her husband attended multiple Philadelphia conventions including the American Legion, Eight and Forty, and Forty and Eight groups. The post led by Mrs Anderson oversees 26 Auxiliary units in the northwestern district. Mrs William Todd of Springfield was elected department president of the American Legion Auxiliary.

Mark Anderson Union City Erie, Crawford and Venango County American Legion Auxiliary Benjamin Franklin Philadelphia Anderson American Legion William ‘Todd Springfield

Open House Honors Mr and Mrs Glatz on 25th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Marin Glatz of Harborcreek marked their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house reception on Saturday afternoon attended by 62 guests. Their son Thomas Glatz and Miss Shirley Glatz of Jamestown helped host, with gifts, a money prize, and refreshments including two decorated cakes, cream, coffee, punch, mints, and nuts.

Marin Grits Thomas ‘Glatz Harborcreek Shirley Glatz Jamestown

Toj Reside In Texas Joyce Ross Becomes Bride Of Roger Fenton

Miss Joyce Trene Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee J Ross Titusville and Roger Fenton son of Mrs Anna Fenton 124 Park Street were married at Kerr Hill Presbyterian Church Gresham at 2:90 p.m. Saturday July 7 with Rev Curtis Shaw presiding The bride wore Chantilly lace gown bows veiled crown and carried red roses The ceremony included old new borrowed and blue The reception for 100 followed at Gresham Grange Hall Attendees hailed from Titusville Meadville Hydetown and nearby towns The couple will reside in Longview Texas The bride a 1962 Titusville High School graduate and former employee of Hugh Jones Shoe Store The groom a 1962 Corry High School graduate attending Lee Tourneau College Longview Texas

Joyce Trene-Ross Gaughter Lee J. Ross Titusville Roger F. Fenton Anna Fenton Park Street Kerr Hill Presbyterian Church Gresham Curtis Shaw Linda Ross Judy Ross Roxanne Johnson Phillip Johnson Maid of Honor Maids of Honor Fenton Robert Hummel David Penton Hasbrouck the-Gresham Grange Hall Vera Stoke Gertrude Wilson Irene Wilson Vera Ross Hugh Jones Shoe Store Corry High School Lee Tourneau College Longview Tex Janice Frasbrouck Hhosr

Dedicate Organ At Elgin Church With Recital

A new organ was installed at the Elgin Methodist Church with a Sunday dedication ceremony featuring an organ harp and vocal recital. H. Marvin McCray introduced guests including Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Botmian and Miss Sharon Minor. Bohman led congregational singing as Leuby and Minor performed solos with Bohman on the harp.

Elgin Methodist Church H. Marvin McCray Maurice Botmian Brie Sharon’ Minor Willian A. Louby Corry

Girl Scouts Mark 50th Birthday With Cake and Balloons

In Vermont the Girl Scouts prepare a 50 candle cake to celebrate 50 years of scouting. About 2,500 scouts from all states and foreign countries gather for the ceremony. A 1 feet long cake centers the event as 50 balloons are released after the candles are blown out. The 50th anniversary commemorative stamp is issued on this day.

Sutiun Bay Button Bay

Founder's Widow Dies in Philadelphia

Mrs. James B. Neale widow of Buck Run Coal Co founder died Sunday in Philadelphia. She helped establish Buck Run in Schuylkill County and was active in the community there. Attendees included Shirley Glatz and Mrs. Thomas Gate from Upstate towns.

Philadelphia James B. Neale Buck Run Coal Co Katherne Buck Run Schuylkill’ County

First family linked to Meadville area industry and hobbies

Mrs First enjoys dancing and playing orgatt while Mr First skis, heats, golf and bowls. Born in Meadville, he spent much of his life in the Encores where his manufacturing firm was located before a move. The Firsts patch a large lot on Chiutsiana. Tat hear Mayuille plans a summer home there. First Manufacturing on R. D. 3 makes plastic products, dies and jigs.

First Meadville Encores Chiutsiana

Newcomers To City Impress Corryites With Hospitality

Robert First family, newcomers to Corry from West Smith Street, earn warm regard for friendliness. Mr. First, president of First Manufacturing Co., Violet, and daughter Christine Low, an avid sports enthusiast and skilled water skier, highlight a bright home life. Christine excels in swimming, horseback riding, and indoor organ music, while Violet manages office work and pursues painting, recently enrolling in an Erie art class under Joseph M Plaveau.

West Smith Street Robert First Corry Qath Mr. 1 First Manufacturing Company Violet Christine Low Christine Wilson Junior High in-Eirie Coury Area Pittscurch Kirst Erié Area Technical High School Erie Academy of Fine Arts Joseph M Plaveau Liz

Mechanic Killed in Tractor Accident in Levittown

John T O'Neill Jr., 21, part time service station mechanic, was killed yesterday in Levittown when a tractor he was working on drifted backward and struck him. Police said he was alone at the scene and the incident is under investigation.

Levittown John T O'Neill Jy Ndar

Rule Officers Bribe Cases in Chicago State Police

State police officers are under investigation for taking bribes from trucking firms to falsify weight data. Atty Gen William G. Clark rules officers can refuse lie detector tests but risk suspension or removal. 21 officers have been suspended so far. The Illinois Appellate Court previously allowed immunity but not avoidance of suspension. Civil charges will be pursued before the police merit board.

Chicago Truelinafikntis Atty Willian G. Clark Clark Joseph E.ager Recto Totic Tlinois Cook County Police Merit Board

State Dems probe Macing charges by county chairman

State Democrats announced an inquiry into charges by four county employees of the Pennsylvania Turpike project alleging County Chairman John T. Welsh directed employees to return part of their salaries to the Democratic party. Deputy Atty. Gen. Kalodaris said an investigation was already underway. Paul R. Beckett, Republican county chairman, pledged neutrality, while Welsh declined comment stating it would not be wise during an investigation.

Paul R. Beckett Pennsylvania ‘Turtpike John T. Welsh Democratic Party F Welah Philip Kalodae Beckett Welsh

Fire Blasts Through Vacant Five-Story Mail Order Building

A fire at a vacant five story mail order building near Walnut and Broad in Philadelphia caused a large explosion and 100 foot flames. The Temple Co store and showroom suffered collapse moments before a massive blast. Assistant manager Mark Edgar of the Benjamin Franklin Hotel was on a floor as debris fell. hotel guests flooded switchboards with calls seeking reassurance. Firefighters dodged debris as residents evacuated. Cause undetermined. building reportedly under renovation.

Philadelphia Walnut Streets Temeple Co Mark Edgar Banjamin Frankis

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