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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1961
Page
5
Vague notes describe a town matter where a group called tuners sent unhappiness to a vet about money. The fragment hints at a municipal dispute with unclear actors and a monetary issue, leaving readers seeking fuller context.
A wedding this Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church of Corry joined Miss Carol A Stultz and Robert D Mulvin in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Samuel Stultz, wore a camelin white silk gown with Alencon lace and a pearl tiara. The groom is the son of Dale Mulvin of East Main Street. A reception followed at Corry Area High School.
Alma Lindstrom daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lindstrom was honored at an afternoon party at their R D 1 home. Twelve neighborhood children and nine mothers attended games were played and each child received a set of jacks. A large Watermelon served as refreshments and a Little Bo Peep themed cake decorated the table. The guest received many gifts from friends.
Mrs Darrow Judy Wrs Russell Darrow and her daughter Judy presented a program for Concord Community Club members. Hawaiian guitar and accordion solos performed. Attendance 49. Committees: Mr and Mrs William Flick and Mr and Mrs Willard McCray hosted. Laurence Wade led a short business session. Refreshments served. Next meeting July 21 with committees Mr and Mrs Rupert Morris and Mr and Mrs Laurence Wade.
Mrs Donald Gibas was surprised by a stork shower luncheon at the Gibas home with sisters in law and other relatives hosting. Guests from out of town joined nearby friends for gifts, prizes, and a buffet meal as the couple prepares for their marriage. The bride and groom, both Corry Area graduates and teachers, will reside at 699% Wayne Street after their Cape Cod honeymoon.
The record notes a student named Star Wilkie who entered Curr Aree High School in 1961 as an intended attendee at CATS with the clone dating from 1958. The entry also mentions employment at the Couey Jamestown Corporation and that no duty has been set for the Week.
A 1941 society column from June records Mrs L Dickinson entertaining, announcing the marriage of Phiny Krymer Dickinson to Robert Hunt son of Mrs Henry Tanequist of Jamestown. News notes a birth at Cory Hospital and various social visits, parties, and nuptial Mass details with multiple names and addresses across East Band Street Park Street and Warren.
Narrowing gaps fuel hopes and new bribery accusations in a maritime strike that has paralyzed more than 100 ships. Jesse Calhoun alleges a bribery bid by the American Merchant Marine Institute, which denies the charge and invites a congressional inquiry. The central dispute remains the removal of foreign flag ships from U S crews versus American wage scales. The National Maritime Union says it will negotiate, keeping the strike ongoing.
Six alumni of Pennsylvania State University were honored with Distinguished Alumni Awards for outstanding achievements. Recipients include Vance Packard author of popular fiction, Morrendea Ramos educator in Puerto Rico, Frederik W. Close vice president of Aluminum Company of America, Willard F. Rockwell Jr president of Rockwell Manufacturing, and John T. Ryan Jr president of Mine Safety Appliances. Dr Clara E. Coeckerille of Westminster College was named Woman of the Year by the alumni association.
A Stratojet training bomber exploded and burned last night, killing three crewmen. Surviving Lt. Thomas T. Wosner was uninjured. The deceased were Capt. Albert Marinich of Uniontown Pennsylvania, Capt. Allan H. Matson of Portland Oregon, and Capt. Russell Holst of Red Wing Minnesota, with their families named in notices.
Casey said no and the Tanker Labor Service Committee represents the companies in the talks. The dispute involves 85,000 crewmen, seven unions, and nearly 1,000 passengers, freight, and old vessels. Many ships are at sea and the strike will affect U.S. port arrivals.
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