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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a clash or break event involving groups named Ute and others. Readable bits show a split or conflict, but details, dates, and full context are missing in the fragment.
The article lists upcoming events for Evangelical United Brethren and First Methodist churches, including catechetical classes, evangelistic services, youth groups, and circle meetings. Also covers Corry Grange, American Legion Ladies Auxiliary, and Rachel Rebecca Lydia Elizabeth circles, with times and hosts. A death report notes Rev Andrew King, 69, pastor of St. Sebas Wan RCC in Belle Vernon and St Eusebius Mission, Fayette City, died at St. Francis General Hospital.
Ann Thompson and Richard Fuller wed in a morning ceremony at the bridegroom’s home on East Smith street. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Matia Heffer of Bear Lake, wore a beige wool knit suit with white accessories and a white orchid. Officiant Dr. Elmer A. Ortner presided as a breakfast for wedding party and 19 guests followed at Hotel Conry. Out‑of‑town guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Fulley of Buffalo and Miss Jeanette Fuller of Lakewood. The couple plans a three‑week honeymoon to Seattle, San Francisco, Las Vegas, and Hawaii before residing at 221 East Smith Street. The new Mrs. Puller is a Jamestown Business College graduate and former private secretary. Mr. Fuller is vice president of Corry Jamestown Marketing Division.
Robert W. Follett, son of Mrs. Vennis R. Follett, a University of Pittsburgh Dental School student, will receive honors at the 1963 Honors Convocation held Wednesday at the Syria Mosque in Pittsburgh. The event recognizes the top 10 graduates and includes University scholars, an Edward Teller address, and the conferral of an honorary degree. Mrs. Follett and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carlson plan to attend.
A handmade Easter egg tree by Mrs. Raymond Sandburg with dozens of blown and hand decorated eggs is on display at the Cor ty Public Library. Visitors may register for an Easter children's book drawing and view up-to-date lists of new high circulation titles including Raise High The Roof Beams Carpenters and The Sand Pebbles. Donations from Mrs. Aaron Oberman and John A. Tucci support new acquisitions and memorials.
A stork shower for Mrs. N Lewis took place Wednesday afternoon at Columbus Community Congregational Church activity room. About 30 guests enjoyed games and prizes with awards given to Mrs. Richard Trisket Mrs. Carl Still Mrs. Paul Tinko Mrs. Frank Savko and Mrs. Charles Savko. Special award went to Mrs. Paul Trisket. Hostesses Mrs. Clifton Tressler assisted by Mrs. Steve Tinko and Mrs. Marko Kirin provided refreshments. Mrs. Lewis received many gifts.
London AP report notes Adlai Stevenson warns a split in the Western alliance toward separate nuclear forces could raise war risk. He tells a news conference that a multinational NATO nuclear force from all members best preserves a free Europe. Stevenson implies opposition to an independent French nuclear force. He plans to fly to Brussels after a US UN mission.
The American seventh fleet flagship Providence will make goodwill calls on Malaya and Singapore in mid April, the U S Embassy announced.
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred Barringer of Clymer. A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William A Mitchell of 285 Spring Street. A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Cross of Centerville.
The executive board met at Mrs Lloyd Shawver's home on East Bond street with dessert served. President Mrs Arthur Cochran led business and reminded members of the April 3rd family night dinner at the church at 6 30 p.m. A Lenten service with Rev William Boyard of Kane followed the dinner, then the association meeting. The annual Presbyterial is set for April 26th in Meadville at 7 30 a.m. Mrs William Hall outlined May missionary conference plans. Text meetings are scheduled for April 24th at Mr Clyde Keith's Random Road home.
McCray Methodist Church Women’s Society met at Mrs Lawrence Ware’s home. Dr Phyllis C. Corbitt spoke about Katanga Mission in the Congo. her husband runs Piper Memorial Hospital. They will return in August. Members planned April events and officer slate.
The Catholic Daughters of America Gowrt Contention No 95 in the Garden Room of the VFW Post Home heard Francis Blair speak on The Lives of the Saints. A bake sale was announced for April 25 and 26 at the Erie County Motor Club office on North Center Street. Winners in a CDA poem contest were named and staged at St Edward's School. Easter holidays limit meetings to April 26 with chairmen and committee members listed.
Tampa advertisement notes church sign inviting passersby to come in and get their faith lifted at Hyde Park Methodist Church.
Washington AP reports IRS caplin said new rules on entertainment and travel deductions are less drastic than feared. Regulations effective for 1962 tax year set no dollar cap but require case by case judgments on lavishness with reasonable doubt resolved in favor of taxpayers. Public hearings will refine the 88 page rule, which allows business meals and certain hosting if tied to bona fide business discussions. spouses may be included under specific business purposes. A separate Indiana crash leaves one dead Wayne Suller 28 and two injured Philip Huey 19 and Charles Schmittle 14.
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