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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
5
The readable parts describe a chaotic scene with mentions of pigs barbecue a child and hospital admission. Names and places are largely garbled, leaving only vague references to a hospital and a possible accident or disruption without clear facts or outcomes.
Mrs. E. W. Baccus hosted friends at her Cottage Park summer home in Columbus over the weekend. Guests dined at Deer Head Inn Saturday night and stayed until Sunday at the Baccus residence. Attendees included Mrs. Leslie Donaldson, Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs. James Sinare, Mrs. Paul Lines, Mrs. M. Leo Mulderick, Mrs. E. Lei, Mrs. Mary DeLury, and Miss M. Agnes Lynch.
Sixteen members of Corry High School class of 1915 along with spouses enjoyed a Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs B E Hawkins Wayne Street. They attended the alumni banquet at the high school and read letters from absent members. Rev Walter J Thoms will speak at tomorrow afternoon’s Corry Area Golden Age Club meeting at the YMCA starting 1 pm. He will also serve as chaplain and a film show will follow with plans for the Mead Park annual picnic.
A sequence of brief notes reports births at Corry Memorial Hospital in Kewanna Indiana including a son to Mr and Mrs William Wilt and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Larry Long Jr. Carol Sue Watrous returns home after vacationing with relatives and prepares for Elkhart University. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Roger Hall. Local 4H club activities feature Sharon Corey assisting with sewing and an upcoming meeting. A seventh birthday party for Donnie Stanbro with many attendees and prizes. A best man, Raymond Piccirillo Jr., wed Barbera Shrader at Mount Calvary Church Erie. Rebekah Lodge picnic planned at Robert Lindstrom home on Sparta Highway. Quote: Doubts are more cruel than the worst of truths. House for rent noted in classifieds.
A detailed account of who pays for wedding items and duties accompanies the wedding of Miss Rebecca Ruth Turner and G John Payer. The ceremony at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church featured 150 guests, with Turner supported by her family and Payer by his. The couple exchanged vows officiated by Rev E C Docherty, and guests traveled from multiple states to attend.
George L. Ausamish Sr. 70, of Middletown, died yesterday from injuries after a two car collision at an intersection in Highspire.
PHILADELPHIA AP Com mon Pleas Judge Lee Welmrott ordered an end to a strike affecting about 2,000 Teamsters Local members after four locals were fired by press Inc. The stoppage disrupted deliveries to Acme Food Fair Penn Fruit and area stores, with some union members voting to work while Hoffa sought trusteeship.
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