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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1961
Page
5
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Weekend visitors from Princeton University and local towns fill homes across East Pleasant Street to West Washington Street. Attendees include Miss Peg Dwyer, Miss Mary Louise Schultz, Miss Mary Ellen Kerwin, William Hughes and Barbara Patterson. Visitors from Illinois and Ohio join for weekends and school events.
Mr and Mrs E G Brown of Lottsville celebrate their 50th anniversary with an open house next Sunday from 2 to 6 PM in the Lottsville Methodist Church dining room. Their four children host: Marjorie Brown Jamestown NY Rulin Kerr Titusville PA Daniel Eller Erie PA and Allison Brown Corry PA. The Browns reside in Lottsville with mailing address R D 1 Bear Lake. Neighbors friends and relatives invited.
John Clark Gable, born March 6, will be baptized Roman Catholic next Sunday at St Cyril's Church Encino. The child is Gable's first offspring and Kay Gable, widow of the star, has attended St Cyril's since his death from a heart attack on November 16 last year.
A Saturday afternoon post nuptial shower for Mrs. Eugene Wank of Erie formerly Miss Jacqueline Paulson of Corry was hosted at the Phoenix Hotel East Main Street. Guests enjoyed parlor contests with prizes won by Mrs. Al Vanssens and Mrs Lester Danner. The honoree received a pink cymbidium corsage and gifts, as pink and white decor and a dessert table with pastries highlighted the event. Mrs Andrew Paulson and Mrs Robert Wank assisted as hostesses. guests included out of town attendees.
Columbus Alumni Association announces Cliff Taylor of Evie Morning News will headline the 35th annual banquet with a Swiss steak dinner at Columbus Congregational Church on June 24 at 7 pm. James Carri will host the program, and a Moose Club dance on East Washington follows. a citizenship award will honor a member's contributions.
A daughter was born on June 4 to Mr and Mrs Richard Letterman at Union City Memorial Hospital. The couple resides at 9 Cherry Street Union City.
Gettysburg College in Gettysburg Pennsylvania appointed Dwight D Eisenhower to fill the unexpired term of Dr William J Miller who resigned for health reasons on the campus board of trustees.
Hammond announced that reservation cards would be mailed soon for a local event. Reservations must be made by June 18 by contacting Mrs. Maxine Maedie or Mrs. Merle Page. Attendees at Saturday’s meeting included Mrs. Willard Dyckes, Mrs. Merle Page, and Merle Dodd.
Yesteryear notices show engagements and births including Miss Lioydine to Hary Hotchkiss, a McFHiNe birth at Garry Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Myers, a Smith birth at Buffalo General Hospital, and the Johnson son born at Alle Corry Hospital. Also marriages announced: Audrey Teigelstein to E Crosby Bush and Florence Gumbleton to Harold Maxlowe, with church ceremonies noted.
Hollywood AP reports actress Kim Novak, once dating Rafael Trujillo Jr., sent a telegram and prayers to the Dominican Republic heir as he faced his country’s hour of crisis. In Germany, Mainz Bishop Albert Stohr, a Roman Catholic prelate, died Friday of a heart attack.
Three Pennsylvanians died in separate military air crashes over the weekend. Lt. Col. David F. McCallister of Swarthmore, commander of the 14nd Tactical Fighter Squadron, was killed when his T-33 exploded near Scott Air Force Base. Brig. Jean William W. Spriance, Delaware Air Guard official, was injured. Capt. Albert Kucher of Philadelphia perished when his TP10 Sabre crashed in Tokyo after a failed parachute deployment. The Paris-bound Hustler bomber crash killed three officers including Max Eugene E. Mases of Altoona. Officials cited unclear causes and described the Le Bourget Field show incident as the blast slammed into the ground before spectators. Surviving families noted.
In Los Angeles a trimonthly auction of unclaimed merchandise raised about $10,000 for fire and police pension funds. Jim Exel bid a dime on a wrist watch but stopped at $1. The auctioneer Leo Proctor granted the watch to Exel to give to his father on Father's Day.
Dr. Carl Arnold Hanson, longtime Cornell administrator and former dean of the university faculty, was named president of Gettysburg College to succeed Willard S. Paul who retires for health reasons. He will assume duties September 1 and has served at Cornell since 1948, including as director of resident instruction and dean since 1957. Mrs Olga Butchka of Allentown named Pennsylvania secretary of the year, competing nationally in Los Angeles in July.
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