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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1962
Page
5
Fragmentary text references individuals and locations with incomplete names and details. Unable to determine a coherent event, date, or outcome from the garbled source.
Clymer Central School seniors sponsor a turkey supper in the cafeteria from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. on Thursday and Friday November 8. Fish dinners offered Friday. Play titled Meet Me At My Locker at 8:15 p.m. in the auditorium with tickets 65 cents and 40 cents, reserved 80 cents. Public invited. tickets from senior class students.
Brokenstraw Chapter DAR met at Mrs. H. A. Gilbert home with 19 members and two guests. Mrs. Kolstee led the business and readers shared notes on Mayflower history and the Monroe Doctrine. Christmas gifts to St Marys Indian School were approved and farewell gift given to Mrs Lillie. Next meeting set for December Ath at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Craig G Myer of spring Creek was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Vennis R Follett on South Center street. The event featured yellow pink and white decor, net puff corsage with baby stems, baby party games, and prizes awarded to out of town guests Mrs N B Hulings and Mrs Kermit Vican der of Irvine Pa.
A calendar listing for November events across churches clubs and charities. Meetings include Methodist Youth Fellowship at the church 6:45 p m and numerous circle meetings at homes or church venues, plus Grange, Legion Auxiliary, VFW Ladies, Catholic Daughters, and others with dates from Monday to Friday. The piece notes attendance urged, helper roles, and a reception with gifts for Mrs Hyer.
A library letter endorses Alan Morehead's The Blue Nile as superior to his prior works The review cites vivid anecdotes and vivid portrayals of 19th century African exploration including Burckhardt the explorer and the Ethiopian beef custom It notes the three Morehead titles are available at the Corry Public Library and signs by Mrs. David L MacKenzie
The Sparta Woman's Society of Christian Service schedules a Thanksgiving dinner and bazaar at the Methodist Church on Thursday November 8. Dinner runs 5 to 7 p m with adults 1 85 and children 75 cents. Menu includes a complete turkey dinner and pies. Mrs Clyde Kinney heads the affair with Mrs Ethel Chelton as cochairman. Dining room and bazaar committees list Mrs Lawrence Snapp Mrs Richard Witner Mrs Lyle Strannan and Mrs William Morton.
A local notice promotes Corry Journal subscriptions as a thoughtful gift for friends or relatives who are ill or lonely, framing it as a way to provide companionship through steady access to local news and updates.
A son was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Carl Hepler of Warfel. Mrs Hepler is a former Corry resident. A son was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Max Gregory of 106 Brook Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Brian Gates and their children Michelle Gary and Tamals of Pittsburgh will go home tomorrow after visiting Mrs and Mrs Donald Gates and family of West Pleasant Street and Mr and Mrs Le Roy MarlLet of Concord Street. Miss Connie Silvis of R D 2 left this week for Santa Ana Calls where she will spend the winter months with relatives.
James H. Vance Jr., 18, was given consecutive life terms plus 25 to 30 years for the June 20 murders of two teens, Noreen Buckley 16 and Margaret Kennedy 15, in Morbaugh New York. The judge, Thomas J. Stanton, rejected a defense plea and eliminated the death penalty by ruling no defense.
The piece recalls Kennedy's inner circle during the Bay of Pigs aftermath and the Cuban crisis handling. It notes Rusk's influence pushing for limited action and a swift, organized process. It highlights lessons from past errors, the conference machinery, and contingency planning that led to the blockade decision.
Secrecy and rapid transfers defined a week of closed door conferences and photo reviews. Kennedy and Rusk faced a smoke screen as officials reduced after hours entries. Gromyko dined with Rusk while a decision meeting ran beneath, amid visits by Libyan crown prince and other dignitaries.
Design contract for a new 700000 state garage in Erie is awarded to Breaman and Breenan of Erie Construction. The 40000 square foot facility will house equipment and storage. It will be built south of the Thruway on Route 19, on Barton farm land with part set aside for a Troop E HQ site.
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