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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
5
A garbled entry contemplates an Al and Momic pact affecting tuition and national security. It mentions Rus beliefs and a probe, asking about strength and validation of the idea.
Miss Marilyn V. McMillan of Cleanwater Massachusetts and Henry M. Rutkowski of Largo Florida wed on October 20 at St Gregory's Church in North East. The ceremony featured double ring rites at 10 am with elaborate floral decor and a reception for 80 at the Concord Hotel. The bride, a General Telephone employee, and the groom, a contract engineer in Florida, will reside in Largo after a trip to New York and New England.
The Grand Cross of Color vestiture ceremony and mystic banquet for District 1A and District 1B of the Rainbow for Girls was held at the Masonic Temple in Franklin on Saturday. Corry Assembly members included Sharon Minor as grand soloist and Flora Ann Rose as grand keeper of the door. Guests included Mrs. Madeline Cole and Mrs. Florence Flowers, plus Mrs. Virginia Ross and Mrs. Betty Buesink of Corry, Karen Hitchen of Altoona, and Mrs. Agnes C. Allen of New Castle, with the latter serving as supreme inspector and drill inspector.
The Machine Shop Club of Cor Ty Area High School held its annual Halloween party last evening. A tureen dinner was served at 7 in the school cafeteria and popular music was enjoyed. Committee members were William Thomas David Hasbrouck and Richard Thomson. Henry Gruber is club president. The event is sponsored by Norman Tarbell machine shop instructor.
A son was born on Tuesday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lynford Young of 1 Atlantic Street Union City.
In Fayette County a 61 year old Clairton man died when his car veered off the road and plunged over a 40 foot embankment. Elmer Cathell Sr. of Uniontown drove across the roadway struck a safety island and guard rail, then fell down the embankment. Cathell was hospitalized at Union City Memorial Hospital.
Donald and Mrs. Cady hosted a Union Street birthday dinner for their daughter Bonnie who turned 16. Twelve friends gave her a money purse, table decor featured Halloween motifs with jack o lanterns and leaves, guests wore masquerade costumes and later attended a YMCA Halloween dance.
Stage Halloween parade and peanut hunt were hosted by First Presbyterian Church nursery and kindergarten groups yesterday morning. Superintendent Mrs Wil lam Stright and Mrs Max Well Brown led the event with assistant teachers and several works including cupcakes, candy favors, and balloons.
Mr ang airs sidgar Spoon and daughter Mrs John Stockton and her daughters Terry and Janet returned to Columbus after a month in California visiting Bone in law and daughters Mr and Mrs James Schuessler and Mr and Mrs Michael McEachron in Los Angeles. Also mention of Mrs Lawrence C Nichols of South Center Street and Miss Jeanne Manley of Fourth Avenue who spent the weekend at Bainbridge Maryland visiting Miss Joy M Nichols stationed with the United States Navy Waves.
The Corry Grange Hall on Park Street will host an evening reception for Rev. Joseph Kanzlemar new pastor of the Church of the Nazarene and his wife and family. Stewards sponsor the event with a tureen dinner at 6 30 and a program of songs and singing is planned.
Corry Bridge Association hosted a special Halloween Master Point game last evening with an eight table Mitchell session. North-South winners included J. Fred Kinley and H. Hendrickson with Robert Larsen from Jamestown tying at 95 percent, while East-West top scorers were Betty Vidoni and Doris Prewatt from Titusville at 109, plus other high finishers from Titusville Jamestown Union City Warren and Tidioute. Next week the group resumes the annual winter tournament.
Kansas City AP report describes two youngsters nicknamed Mike and Lisa taken from the home of Eugenie L. Parise and his wife by two olive officers at 9 pm. The couple, financially strained, would have kept them if possible, but their crowded six room home holds other children, a dog and four pups.
In Marfa a teen and his sister were taken from the Parisse home after a stranger delivered them, then vanished. Juvenile authorities feared curious visitors and delayed custody. The Parisses were at a football game when the man, Helen Parisse’s age 15, watched them. he did not return. In Phoenixville Pa a man and woman were found shot to death in a rooming house near downtown. police tentatively identified as Virginia Plaza and Joseph B. Swope in an apparent murder suicide.
The U S blockades Cuba resume after Thant asks suspension. The United States confirms Air Force Maj Rudolf Anderson Jr is missing and likely shot down over Cuba while reconnaissance planes worked. Cuba agrees to dismantle missile bases and return missiles. Kennedy cancels a news conference as events unfold. The renewed quarantine mirrors prior rules and extends authority to intercept ships as needed.
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