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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a discussion of an attack or conflict with mentions of transport and missing or displaced people. Names and places are unreadable, but the tone implies a narrative about danger and movement during a tense period.
The fragmentary text reads as a dated note about an ion device or method, mentioning usage and potential location. It references consultation and a sequence of steps, but lacks clear subjects or outcomes to confirm a full news item.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Yoder Sr Bear Lake announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Tzzetta Baccus to Howard Michael Geer son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Geer R D 3 Corry Pa The bride elect attended New Bethlehem PA and Corry schools The couple have set June 26 as the wedding date.
Miss Sandra Lee Cook and Terry Lee Maynard were married in a double ring ceremony at Spartansburg Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Samuel Braley. The couple, both 1964 graduates of Sparta Merged High School and workers in Corry, planned to reside on R. D.3, Corry after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
The Corry Coin Club met in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge with about 60 members and guests. A slide program showcased quarters, half dollars, and silver dollars since 1794, highlighting the trade dollar. The event, led by President Walter Loveland, discussed new congressional coin laws and an ANA plea to defeat them. The club plans an October Denver Mint movie and hopes to publish a Corry Coin Club medal. Fran Hanlin won a Brown and Dunn book door prize.
The June WSCS meeting at First Methodist Church opened with prayer by retiring president Mrs. Paul Meerdink. New president Mrs. Helen Brydon led devotions and new officers were installed by Rev. Walter Gilliland. Rev. Gilliland spoke on Christian outreach in the Space Age as dessert refreshments followed. a family picnic is planned for August.
Miss Henrietta Ploss receives a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Delbert Ploss Sr and Mrs Clyde Ploss on Ohio Street with spring flowers and wedding bells. Attendees from Erie Jamestown Garland Beaver Clymer Warren Corry and others. Two bridal events highlighted by an afternoon shower in the Corry Room at the Hotel Corry and a Sunday afternoon gathering.
Grange members met in the Community Building with David Curtis presiding. A bake sale and white elephant sale were announced for the fair tomorrow evening, chaired by Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr. June 24 will send Columbus Grangers to Hast Branch Grange to hear a program on Juvenile Delinquency by Warren County’s boys probation officer.
Miss Mary Iggins chairs reservations for the June and Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Garden Card Party. She and committee members urge reservations with them. Event planned for next Wednesday at Mrs. George Hagger's West Columbus home. inclement weather moves to the VFW ballroom.
Mr and Mrs Chester Hager of Clymer announce the birth of a son yesterday at Coreg AernOeAL Hospital. Mrs Hager is the former Ethel Truesdale, Loveland chairman. Community notices include a September 21 meeting, a skating party at Wattsburg Rainbow Rink 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. with door prizes, and a Concord Community Club gathering with a cake bring. An Odd Fellows Rebekahs memorial service is set for June 20 at 7:00 p.m. Rev Walter J Thoms speaks, open to all.
Mrs Reb Buetikofer hosted a WCTU gathering on East Irving street with Maud Bennink presiding. Devotions by Georg Mulum followed by a song, noting the loss of Grace Thomson. Plans for a July 2 Erie County Home party and a July 20 meeting at Chautauqua Lake were announced.
Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority gathers at the Findley Lake summer home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Litz with Mrs. Betty Pratt as hostess. After a picnic, Mrs. Pratt outlines the year’s projects and programs and a program titled Contests on Thought is presented by Mrs. William Stright, Thomas Pierotti, and others.
Mead Park is in excellent condition as the Mead Park Association plans for summer crowds. President Danial Nichols presided at the latest meeting announcing an extension of the option museum finishing of the free nearing coin Appreciation to Samuel Genco for floral work on Memory Lane before Memorial Day.
Dr. da J. Mickle, 66, long time president of Ee eos College in Shreveport, died yesterday after a career spanning years before his retirement last year.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Rank Wise and Mrs Darwin Walcott with a season schedule expected in September. Details are unclear but indicate preparation for forthcoming events and possible roles or positions.
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