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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1961
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment references Oregon forest land, a planned sale, a payment amount around 102 dollars, and an entity line about 10 cards and a program. It mentions Wilson and observatory hints, with unclear details on location, dates, and exact actions.
Leola Jean Dunnewold of Clymer became the bride of Donald Rodger Almy in a 2 PM ceremony at Abbe Reformed Church Clymer. Dr Eugene B Umberger officiated assisted by Dr James Belman. 250 guests attended a reception after. Bridesmaids were Karen Jacobi Martha Excell Karen Hanson Trene Hane and Eleonoy Schyners. Groom’s party included Morgall Almy Jr and Roger Dimeweld. The bride wore lace over white satin with a bouffant train and long sleeves. attendants wore romance blue embroidered silk organza gowns. The couple plans to reside in Cobleskill N Y.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club held a dinner party at Findley Lake hosted by president Mrs. Betty Pratt assisted by her mother Mrs. AM Lita. After ham dinner, socializing and outdoor activities followed, with the business session omitted.
The 31st annual Fardink family reunion will be at Mead Park Ash Hill pavilion on Sunday July 20 at noon. Members should bring a tureen and their own table service. The 24th Wood reunion will be July 30 at Perry's Springs Mead Park with a 1 PM picnic lunch.
The Merkle family gathered for the 15th annual reunion at Mead Park on Sunday with about 60 relatives attending. A lending dinner was served at noon to members from nearby communities including Tidiowte Tituy ville Union City Spartansburge Owl City and Corry.
The Noble Grands Club of She Tidy Franklin Revere Paul Noble Grands and their husbands will meet at the Dahl home on East Pleasant Street this evening. A dinner is planned at 6 o'clock with guests asked to bring their own table service.
Jules Mosley aged 61, longtime managing editor of the Southeast Missourian at the Cape Girardeau site, died unexpectedly. His death marks a sad loss for the newspaper community in Missouri.
Edwanis Club at Atice Hotel Corry heard Conrad Monroe recount a Southwest tour. Ivan Bennink introduced him while Ray Amy led the business meeting and C. W. Taylor listed Kiwanis Revue plans, with Roger Producing preliminary show details from William Armitage.
President Kwame Nkrumah ends a 15 day Soviet visit declaring unity as a lesson for Africa in liberation from imperialism. He praises Soviet attainments as proof what a united and loyal people can achieve and leaves for Warsaw, Poland.
Lanty Rhebergen officiated at a Cobleskill wedding with bridesmaids Mrs. Lols Cegters Mrs. Sanda Sperry and Mrs. Anna Emory assisting. Bride wore a pink dacron dress with white accessories and a deep pink rose corsage. The couple plan to reside at Lambert Apartments Main Street Cobleskill. The bride, a 1958 graduate of Clmet Central School and Hartwick College senior, serves as Alpha Omicron Pi treasurer. Groom, Cobleskill High School 1957 alum and Hartwick College graduate, belongs to Alpha Sigma Phi and will enter seminary in Gettysburg Pa.
Western officials report intensified Communist police controls cutting the West Berlin refugee flow yet East German sources claim many still seek escape. Officials cite trains and transit bottlenecks complicating checks while farmers resist withdrawal despite collectivization and promised eight hour days.
Timo Jo Metaxa, 20, of Woodstock New York, was killed yesterday at Brows Lodge Girls camp when struck by lightning while seated on a metal chair in a stable during an electric storm. Officials reported he died at the scene and noted the camp experienced severe weather conditions.
Local firms show strong growth prospects with new investments and expanded workforces. Key names include General Electric, REA, Sylvania, American Motors, Hamilton Watch, and Royal Typewriters alongside Corey Jamestown Corp. in the opener plan. The Clinton street plant, led by Morton Gloss, expands pol yterine foam items and precuts, employing 40 and boasting a four month order backlog as production rises nationally.
Amid weak housing demand and rising costs, Cory Foam Products Co. plans to slim operations and push for greater efficiency. Lee Brodeur, plant manager, says output will focus on core items as the firm considers limited production to match market demand. The company shipped 46,000 units this month and expects labor costs to rise, potentially boosting prices to offset losses.
President Kennedy and aides refine Berlin strategy and civil defense steps as a defense buildup includes 10,000 troops plus Army and Marine divisions. White House meeting with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and others signals tax-free recovery aims while expanding armed forces and national guard readiness.
The Medical Research Council announced a potential breakthrough toward a vaccine for the common cold after researchers at the Salisbury lab modified tissue culture techniques to grow viruses. The council cautioned that multiple cold virus types may exist and a reliable single vaccine is not assured.
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