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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1965
Page
5
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Miss Lucille Ann Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn J Davis of Columbus marries Donald W Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson of RD 2 Justice of the Peace Richard V O Dell presided at a Saturday 2 pm ceremony at his home in French Creek New York Accompanying the couple were Mr and Mrs Lionel Tripp of West Frederick Street
The Corry chapter of the Pennsylvania State Education Association wrapped up its year with a dinner at the Columbus Community Congregational Church. About 135 guests attended including 16 retired teachers and Corry school directors. Dr P H Augustine of the Federated Church of East Springfield spoke on why one should want to teach.
James Minana spoke at the Corry Country Club Rotary luncheon held at the Hotel Corry. He demonstrated golf stances and answered questions after introduction by Craig Hyer. Guests included Jack Rouse and Clifford Holcomb. A Rotary Variety Show at Corry Area High School next Tuesday aims to fund the scholarship loan fund. Show opens 8:15 with invocation by Robert Tunnell and benediction by Rev. Walter Thams.
One Corry area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA with 75 members. Mrs. Maude Barnes announced a June 8 trip to East Liverpool with a ticket committee. Arden Baldwin and Fred Mixer spoke on the Odd Fellows. Next meeting set for May 25.
Mr and Mrs Jasper Drake will be feted on their 50th anniversary with an open house. The event is hosted by Mr and Mrs David Allison and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Weed on Sunday from 2 pm to 6 pm at a private residence.
Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club records a four and one-half table Howell session at the YMCA. Winners include Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mrs T H Treat of Union City 48 percent, Mrs F H Bartholme Union City 46 percent, Mrs J Fred Kinley tied with Norma Mallory Titusville and Pat Shaw Pleasantville also 46 percent, and Mrs Earl Haight with Mrs Harold Burgnon Costa Mesa 38 percent. Jack Osman taking reservations for next week. Spring luncheon set for May 25 at the Elks Club.
Pittsburgh police report four men robbed four thousand dollars yesterday from the Lawrenceville branch of the Pittsburgh National Bank and fled in a car.
The notice invites all friends and relatives to the latter's home at 119 East High Street in Union City.
Community updates describe visits to Germany and local relatives, Mother’s Day celebrations, travel plans, and gatherings. A Historical Society planning meeting at Raymond Division offices includes Frank Grice and others. Also reported are village luncheon honors, Wheelock Missionary Group, and Mother Daughter banquet at Evangelical United Brethren Church with 130 attendees.
Pennsylvania farmers see better crop prospects after plentiful rain in early May. The state Crop Reporting Service noted generous rainfall statewide, but with two stations reporting precipitation shortfalls since April 1.
A Senate Institutions Committee summons university administrators from the University of Arizona in Tucson and Arizona State University in Tempe after a week of campus riots. Officials report 15 to 20 fire bombs found since last Wednesday as disturbances amid student protests over Viet Nam policy.
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri lands in Moscow for a week of political and economic discussions with Soviet Premier Kosygin. Officials say Viet Nam and other global trouble spots will be on the agenda along with Soviet aid to India.
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