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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1965
Page
5
A fragmented note recalls a late night event at a local hospital ward. It mentions ann ner nes Biv an well per faty ust oth nigh pur and references a life changing moment on a February night. The piece hints at a ceremony or vigil held within the medical setting.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hicks of Elgin road Union City formerly of Corry announce the betrothal of their daughter Karen Sue Hicks to Spencer W Shaw son of Mr and Mrs William Shaw of Woodbourne NY The bride elect is a 1964 Union City Area High School graduate and attended Youngstown University His fiance is a graduate of South Fallsburgh Central High School He is collection manager at Public Loan Company Inc Ellenville NY A spring wedding is planned
The Presbyterian Church School Department starts rehearsals for a centennial bible reading and pageant Unto Us A Child is Born on Sunday at 7 p m. Fourth through sixth graders will meet with older youth. kindergarten and primary groups join later. The Christmas program is directed by Mr and Mrs Richard K Pulling and will be at a Christmas family night on December 19 at the church.
The Women of the Moose held a Library Chapter Night at the Moose Lodge with Mrs. Al Vanssens as chairwoman. Senior regent Mrs. Charles Henry led the business session as four candidates were enrolled. Susan Raupach performed accordion selections, refreshments were served, and Thanksgiving theme decorations highlighted the event. Mrs. Carl Chirienzio won both attendance and special awards.
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs William Donaldson's home with 14 members. Mrs James Stewart led the business, devotionals by Mrs Arthur Brundage centered on Thanksgiving, Rev Zenas Bean offered prayer, and reports were given including Mennonite Colony aid to Ephrata. Nominating committee members were appointed: Mrs Paul Kafferlin, Mrs Belle Smith, and Mrs Harold Smith.
The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met Tuesday evening in the church underscroft with Mrs Keppel Tiffany and Mrs W W Hammond Sr hosting. One new member Mrs John McShane welcomed. The group reported on a successful rummage sale and voted to donate to UNICEF. Members will serve a communion breakfast for men and boys on December 5 and a parish dinner on November 15.
Henry Schultz 36 of Nanticoke construction worker was killed when struck by a rock blasted from a nearby quarry on North Park Avenue Meadville. The Corry Navy Mothers Club meets at Mrs Victor Morris home Monday evening at p.m. The Corry Golden Age Clubs meet next Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the YMCA for a three course dinner. Members to bring own service. A Welfare Department speaker from Erie will discuss Medicare.
Miss Marsha Sudman and Joseph Baumgarten marry in Cleveland with extensive local and out of town guests including Harry Baumgarten and families from Titusville, Pittsburgh, Detroit, and Dunkirk. The couple will reside in Cleveland.
Miss Christina Lee Mosher daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Mosher of R D 3 is engaged to Lawrence Nelson Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Francis Thomas of R D 4 He is a guitarist with The Trail Blazers and works at Ajax Iron Works Division of Cooper Bessemer She sings with The Happy Gang A definite wedding date has not been set.
East European Communist diplomats report former premier Vyacheslav Molotov is back in favor within the Soviet leadership. He is said to be serving as a personal adviser to Premier Alexei Kosygin, eight years after his Khrushchev split. The claim cites unnamed diplomats and echoes a cryptic quote about time and value.
Services for Haward A. Lee were held at 3 p m yesterday at the Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Harl Docherty officiating. Burial followed in the McCray Cemetery. Friends serving as heaters Were Don Braswell, Frank Culvery Joseph, Merle and Willard McGray and Charles Racke. Here from away for the services were Mr and Mrs William Baker Meadville, Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchell and family Erie, Mr and Mrs George Samshong and family and Mrs Dana Sammons all of Wattsburg, Mr and Mrs Walter Foltz and family Centerville, Mrs Lawrence Morton West field, Mr and Mrs Fred Burlingame and Mr and Mrs Arthur Davis all of Spartansburg.
Britain's Princess Margaret visits the Berkeley campus and enjoys Western barbecue on the Monterey Peninsula. She and the Earl of Snowdon ride a San Francisco cable car with security nearby, then cruise San Francisco Bay aboard a hotelier’s yacht and attend a British Embassy reception, signaling a largely pleasure trip.
Ray C. Bliss chairman of the Republican National Committee was reported resting comfortably after pain in his chest following a talk to the Western States Republican Conference. Dr Jack C Redman said Bliss did not suffer a heart attack. Bliss, who turns 58 in December, is expected to remain under observation.
A six alarm blaze destroyed three blocks of abandoned railroad facilities in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville area along tracks from 23rd to 26th streets. It damaged a paper box plant, a dairy garage, and a manufacturing plant while fire crews feared further spread. No major injuries were reported though several firefighters suffered minor injuries. the Pennsylvania Railroad abandoned the site about three years ago.
Federal registrars have been sent to 32 counties in four Southern states. Through Nov 4 they listed 59,459 Negroes eligible to vote. South Carolina argues the law arbitrarily restricts elections while the Justice Department seeks suits against Alabama Louisiana and Louisiana to end alleged enrollment obstruction. Bliss hospitalized after chest muscle spasm. Redman reports no pain Friday night and good spirits.
Maryland Court of Appeals ruled indictments in most pending criminal cases invalid due to a constitutional oath requiring belief in God. The decision could affect about 3,000 cases, including murder and rape convictions. The ruling prompted review of cases not finally determined and paused some scheduled proceedings.
Police sought two men after they lifted a tray of jewels from John Wanamaker Department Store. The getaway took rings and pins valued about 30 000 dollars, with the loss tallied near 40 000 dollars. The thieves reportedly pushed through doors just before opening yesterday to seize the display trays.
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