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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1962
Page
5
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The First Presbyterian Church in Fredonia hosted the October 27 ceremony uniting Miss Neeta Hill and Louis J. Wittko Jr. The reception for 300 guests followed at the Elks Club in Dunkirk. The couple plans to reside in Fredonia.
Jacqueline Ann Stull and Stewart Arthur Messenger wed at St Matthias Church French Creek in a 10 a m double ring nuptial. The couple resides at 237 West Washington street. The bride is Clymer Central High School alumna and the groom an Army veteran and employee at Atlantic and Pacific Tea.
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary members meet in the nurses dining room this evening for an informative session. They review the Northwestern Association of Hospital Auxiliaries fall meeting and hear reports on the St Vincent's Hospital Erie events, the upcoming card party and fashion show at the Moose Club next Monday, and the CMHA Sno Ball next month. Mrs Harold Carr urges all members to attend.
Franklin man Rodney L. Hawkins told state police a hitchhiker dressed as a sailor about 23 years old rode with him near Meadville and Mt Hope early Saturday. The man, who faced Hawkins with a pistol, forced him from the car and robbed him of 13 dollars before fleeing in the victim’s vehicle.
The Sun day School sponsors a November 10 festival at Columbus Community Congregational Church. Booths offer handiwork, bake sale, plants, white elephant, fish pond, Christmas decorations and toys. Refreshments include hot dogs, sloppy Joes, salad, pie, cake and coffee. hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Co chairs are Mrs. Leslie Dodd and Mrs. Howard Mowers.
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H, claims to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery while relieving itching and pain. Case reports suggest reductions and rapid improvement, with patients noting the problem ceased to be a concern.
A surprise Saturday dinner at the Elks Club honored Mrs. Glen Palmer on her retirement from Sears Roebuck after 11 years. Betty Elsie Roof prepared steak and breaded pork chops while Max Showers presented a gold button pin and jewelry from co workers and guests. The event included socializing and group singing with numerous attendees.
A surprise birthday dinner at Mr and Mrs Joseph DeLellis home on West Frederick Street honored Joyce Hunt turning 16. Miss Gloria Eaton and Miss Christin Sutton organized the event with Mrs Kenneth Hunt assistance. Fifteen guests enjoyed dancing games and gifts with prizes to Pat Caruso Kenneth Hunt Charlene Clark and Ernest Shettler. Refreshments included cake chips mints and punch. Additional attendees were John Proper Marvin Bob Perkins Marlene Chase Bonnie Lindsey Tony Armstrong and Carol Munn.
L year old Dexter Sandburg of Columbus was hospitalized after a bicycle collision at the Columbus Lottesville road intersection. The driver Paul J Craker of Corry RD 2 left the scene after striking the bicycle from behind. Sandburg was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital.
A Titusville man Thomas O Dell was arrested Saturday on a drunkenness charge and jailed to await arraignment. He later suffered a seizure at the Ritz Restaurant and was treated by volunteers with oxygen before being taken by Corry Ambulance to Corry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
A report describes U S efforts to secure international inspection in Cuba and track the Castro government. It notes talks between Anastas Mikoyan and Fidel Castro in Havana and suggests Washington pressures without a fixed deadline. Kennedy signals missiles bases are being dismantled and progress is near completion.
Sorensen said the pledge not to invade Cuba depends on working out a seductory arrangement regarding Cuban missile sites. The remark frames detente as contingent on a broader agreement.
Washington AP reports the new American Firefly satellite winked its lights on schedule after a Wednesday launch. The Defense Department said the satellite flashed yesterday for the first time under its own power. The Navy leads the project for the Army and Air Force and will start night observations this week to refine measurements of the earth’s size and shape.
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