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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
5
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Harrington Delaware couple announces the engagement of Ann Louise Hoffman to J Lynn Hopkins. Miss Hoffman is a 1965 Harrington High graduate planning business studies in Wilmington. Hopkins, a 1963 graduate, studies chemical engineering at the University of Delaware. No wedding date set.
Birdie Tells Us reports morning departure of Mrs L C Nichols Mrs Norman Swart Mrs Arthur Cohen Mrs Melvin Schramling and Mrs Theodore Amorso to Philadelphia for four days at the International China Painting Teachers Organization North east Region Show They will also take private classes at the Marriott Motel Hotel The group mailed sunpainted china to Miguel Jimenez of Madrid for painting and return Mrs Lena Halfast returns from 16 days travel in Mexico New Mexico Texas visiting relatives and White Sands En route home she met Helen Irwin in Chicago Rainbow Girls planning a Presque Isle State Park outing meet 9 30 a m Saturday at the Masonic Temple Mary Davidson coordinating Others visiting Corry include Mr Mrs Ralph Davis Jr and daughters from Burbank Calif The 17th annual State Lot School reunion set for Saturday invites well filled picnics and table service Rev and Mrs G T Bergman return from three weeks in the south Bruns wick Ga Largo Fla and Patrick AFB family note Ingrams oldest Robert visiting from Patrick AFB and Dennis graduating at Largo High School Assembly of God Bible School starts Monday through July 2
Marlea Ton, director of daytime activities, announced the Clymer recreation program starting Monday with registration on the athletic field from 1 to 3 pm for ages six to thirteen. The regular program runs Monday to Friday at 1 pm, with Gwynne Bailey assisting. Swimming lessons at Findley Lake run July 12 to 23 under Red Cross direction, then daytime activities pause. Lifes League for older boys and Peanut League for younger boys begin Monday evening at the athletic field, and the Softball League starts Tuesday at 7:30 and 9 pm under Quentin Bensink.
C Walter Mickey McCarthy aged 74, longtime executive editor of the Indianapolis News, who had served on the staff for fifty one years, died yesterday in Indianapolis. McCarthy led the paper and shaped its editorial voice for decades. He joined the News early in his career and rose to executive editor, leaving a lasting impact on the publication's history.
Members of the Corry Bridge Association met last night in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home for a two and a half table Howell session. The average score was 10, with winners Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley tied at 11 percent, followed by Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hubley II. A regular game is scheduled for next week.
The First Presbyterian Church picnic was held last evening at the Stennett pavilion in Mead Park with 60 attendees after Rev. H. Kenyon Leishman’s invocation. Mrs. William Gumbleton directed the Church School day camp with Morris Wickwire, Roger Ottaway, and helpers in games for all ages. Chairmen were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Van Dresar and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gal breath. A July 4th Sunday eveing commencement will cap a week of living for Christ in the Space Age. Girl Scout Troop 857 from Wright School toured Cleveland attractions including zoo and planetarium, with 28 Scouts and 8 adults joined by leaders Mrs. Harold Messenger and Mrs. James Kelsey.
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a Colonial Room Moose Lodge meeting last evening. Miss M Agnes Lynch installed officers including Mrs Keppel Tiffany president and Miss Judith Dwyer first vice president. Delegates Hill and Tiffany reported on the Pennsylvania Federation convention in Pittsburgh. A planned picnic at Nichols Lodge Meadville and a July event were discussed.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reitz at Reading Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bock of Barlville Pennsylvania, former Corry residents, are grandparents. Taaternal gralents of the new baby and H. A. Brockman of East Main Street are the maternal great grandfather.
Fourteen Corry Grange members met at Grange Hall with John Decker presiding. Bake off planned for July 11 at the Grange Hall as a home economics project led by Mrs. Decker. Visitation set for July 10 in Springfield. July committee includes Mrs. Decker, Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Swart. Readings and piano selections featured. refreshments served by local members and Youngsville club helpers.
In Philadelphia authorities report 103 persons have been arrested in connection with the ongoing strike and alleged violation of a court injunction. The figure highlights a broad crackdown as tensions persist and legal action continues.
David L. Oppermann, 2, son of Staff Sgt. Richard Oppermann of Johnstown Pennsylvania, died from injuries after falling from a third floor bedroom window in a US Army dependents housing area near Erlangen Germany. He was playing in the bedroom when the accident occurred and died several hours later.
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