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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
5
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Miss Christine Ann Toplovich and Darrell D. Dietsch wed at St Thomas the Apostle Church on February 28. The ceremony featured Rev Cyril Cooper and music by Mrs James Wharton. Bride, attended by maid of honor Margaret Kowalski, wore a nile satin gown. groom's brother Paul Dietsch served as best man. The couple, both from Erie connections, plan life after Dietsch works at Connie's Super Market and Christine studies at Michael's Beauty Academy. A daughter, Sheila Louise, was born recently in Tucson to Mr and Mrs Richard Greene, formerly Corry residents. Carl Bauer is the maternal grandfather.
The Esther Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met last evening at the Anthony home on Raymond Avenue with twelve members present. Mrs. Charles Correll presided, devotions were led by Mrs. Bryan Stowe, who also read poems, and a skit on talking to children about race was performed by Irvin Young, Puller, and Stowe. Refreshments with a St Patrick's Day centerpiece followed. Mrs. John Wells will host the next meeting on April 1 at her Lemon Street home.
Beaverdam’s Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church schedules special meetings March 17 with Rev. Robert Pier of Brokenstraw Valley Congregational Church as guest speaker. Sessions begin nightly at 7 45 and are open to all, says pastor Rev. Robert Caster.
Mrs Kaiser hosts the Ruth Circle of WSCS First Methodist at her North Center street home with two guests Mrs Nellis and Mrs Dingfelder. Devotions on Resurrection led by Mrs Johnson with poems and an article excerpt. Volunteers invited to assist in church youth breakfast for March 27 during Missionary Conference. Program on The National Role of Churches presented by Mrs McKnight. Menu included macaroni salad wafers and tea. Next meeting April 1 at Mrs Dale Hammerlee's West Smith street home.
The Brok enstraw Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the YMCA at 8 PM to award good citizen pins to three high school girls chosen by peers and teachers. Kaylene Billey of Corry Area High, Lucinda Witmer of Sparta Murged School, and Carolyn Bayliss of Titusville High will receive pins. Slides of the Pennsylvania Pilgrimage will be shown.
Directors of St Vincent College ordered football dropped today due to financial burdens falling attendance and scheduling difficulties. The Rev Maximilian Duman president cited long running program since 1928 with a wartime interruption. Al De Ludic coached since 1948 with a 59-48-1 record including an undefeated 1949 season and Tangerine Bowl bid.
Thomas Rothrock of Corry Braze Inc speaks to Kiwanis at Hotel Corry about brazing metals for defense industry. He notes four workers plus John Minor, company leadership, 1200 to 2000 degree heat welding is used, and local and regional orders. Group singing led by H Lynn Rice. new member Lester Elliott welcomed. guests Elnora Cmiel and Janice McCray attended.
James Seitz son of Dr and Mrs Joseph Seitz of Brookstreet was elected senior patrol leader for Boy Scout Troops at a Saturday meeting in Corry Central Labor Hall. The Junior Leader's Council of 25 members across three patrols chose him as leader while William Peiffer Jr leads the Beavers John Wascal the Panthers and John Seitz the Falcons. Troop members plan a campaign to fund a gasoline camp lantern and other equipment. A pencil sale with troop number is in progress. The troop hopes to resume collecting old newspapers and magazines on the first Saturday in May if a truck is provided to move the paper to Erie market.
The Abbe Reformed Church pastor Rev Tunis Miersma will be guest speaker at First Presbyterian Church during the midweek Lenten service at 7 30 pm. Richard Bodey invites all to attend the Wednesday evening service.
In Saigon a roadblock attack by Cannat nist guerrillas killed missionary El Woods, 35, of Foreston Minnesota, his wife says she watched. Filipino missionary Gasbar Alfon son Makil, 35, and his four month old daughter were killed. Makil’s wife Josephine and son Thomas were wounded while their older children survived. The convoy carrying the Makils and Jacobsens was traveling to Dalat near Saigon when the ambush occurred. The missionaries were with the Summer Institute of Linguistics, transcribing mountain dialects in South Vietnam.
The funeral service for Jack Kady was held at the Bracken Funeral Home at 11 o'clock this morning with Rev. Elmer Ortner officiating. Interment will be made later in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending from away were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kady and daughter of Poland Ohio Mr. and Mrs. John Kady of Elwood City Pa Miss Joan Bregnicar Mrs Agnes Herron and Mrs Nellie Wilcox all of Jamestown.
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary outlined a June 19 House and Garden Tour with visits to selected homes and gardens in Carry and area. Mrs George Hageer was named general chairman with Mrs Vellah Bracken and Mrs Harold Carr as cochairmen.
A tampered switch sent the SP Coast Daylight train at 60 mph toward a warehouse with volatile chemicals. Twin diesels jumped rails, halted in loose earth 100 feet from the building. Eleven were hurt, three hospitalized, none seriously. Engineer Iverson credited divine protection as the last cars stayed on track.
Twenty four men and women met to map a broad handicapped craft program launching Friday night at 7 30 in Emmanuel Church undercroft. Leathercraft painting clay woodcraft and more will be offered with instructors named and future crafts added.
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