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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1964
Page
5
A fragmented report notes discussions on whether the state should step in on energy policy amid cold weather impacts. Officials consider options, but details remain unclear as deliberations continue through the month.
The Grange at LOOF Hall Lottsville with 20 attendees heard Clifford Taylor district manager discuss direct distance dialing and show slides. Mrs David Curtis noted red ribbon for her year’s work and the group plans Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts sponsorship. Next meeting November 23 will be a 7:30 pm Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss Cheryl Williams and George Patterson wed at First Presbyterian Church in a morning service officiated by Rev. Paul Bauer. Bridesmaids wore sapphire blue, gowns featured banlon lace, chapel train. Family members and guests filled the Moose Lodge social room for a reception of 150.
Clarence Dingfelder and his wife are honored at an open house marking their 40th wedding anniversary. The event runs Sunday from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM at their rural Route 1 home, hosted by their son and daughter-in-law Russell and [name]. Neighbors friends and relatives are invited.
The bride, a 1962 Corry Area High School graduate, and her husband, also a 1962 CAHS graduate, plan two days in Harrisburg then two weeks travel to Long Beach California where they will reside. Out of town guests came from Punxsutawney Warren DuBois Jacobus Bradford Columbus Pa Bemus Point N Y and Cleveland Ohio. The bride worked as an order clerk at Raymond Division of Associated Spring. The groom is stationed with the United States Navy in Long Beach. Pre nuptial events were hosted by Mrs John R Patterson and Mrs LeRoy Marllett at Raymond's coworker teams.
A letter from Birdie Tells Us reports Aic Steve Weis, based in Saigon, Vietnam, transferred to DaNang, 300 miles north. Meadville and Concord Street families visit Grand Island New York. Art Pitts Sr. will travel to Baton Rouge for LSU PhD exams then return to Buffalo teaching. Christmas plans include Burkie Louisiana visits and reunions.
The Beta Sigma Pini Sorority chapter met at the Moose Lodge Colonial Room for a ritual dinner honoring pledges, with Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mrs. Craig Hyer, and Mrs. Olin Capwell recognized. The pledge ritual followed, led by president Mrs. Richard Melzer, and centerpiece honors went to Mrs. Holland Morgan.
Marl Blakeslee of the VEW Pittsburgh outlined veterans benefits and pensions and their community economic impact during a Rotary Club program in the Colonial Room at the Moose. Ike Serrins of Titusville attended. Rev Walter J Thoms offered the invocation and Dr Ebner Ortne offered the benediction. Allen Kuhn led the session and Rotary members announced fruit cake sales for the Student Loan fund.
Members of the National Honor Society held a session at Emmy Shupe's home. Emmy Shupe was named president, Geoffrey Russell vice president, and Jane Farrer secretary. Committees were formed and fund raising discussed. John Bliley spoke on his Europe trip with the School Band of America. Cider and doughnuts served.
The Titusville Hospital Auxiliary sponsors a Harvest Bazaar on Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at 602 East Main Street, the home of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Ball. Admission is free. items for sale include Thanksgiving and Christmas decorations, aprons, novelties, knitted articles, candy, and baked goods to benefit the Titusville Hospital. Public invited, with Mrs. Emerson Ellsworth as general chairman and Mrs. Ernest Jack and Mrs. Lynford Beeman as co chairs.
Frederick H Beall and his wife celebrate a long marriage dated to November 7 1914 in Youngstown Ohio. The couple are parents of two children M Blanche Beall and Ivan Beall. Gifts and a purse of money from relatives accompany the anniversary observance.
The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group met at the YMCA with an average score of 48. Winners included Mrs. Horton Davis and Mrs. James MacInnes at 58, M. Gladys Glass and Mins Dexis Prenatt, both of Titusville, SUAS versus Hazel Shaw of Titusville and Dr. Charles Johnson of Bradford at 55 percent, and Mrs. F. H. Bartholme of Union City with Mes. J. Fred Kinley at 52 percent.
McClintock and Mrs. Donald Hall tied with Mrs. 2. E. Hawkins and Mrs. Prank Graft at 51. The first session of the Individual event is scheduled for next Tuesday.
Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a dinner meeting at The Cottage in Meadville. Chapter president Mrs Darwin Wolcott announced that Mrs Douglas Rozelle Jr will host the next gathering at her East South Street home.
Thomas Pierotti of the Corry Area Golden Age Club spoke yesterday at the YMCA meeting before 70 members and two guests. He presented slides about his wife in Costa Rica while Louis Miller also spoke briefly. Rev. Robert Caster served as chaplain and November committee members hosted refreshments. The next meeting on November 24 at the Y will be a Thanksgiving dinner.
A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas Transue of 213 Northwest Street. Mrs Transue is the former Marilyn Johnson.
Pinkish vapor trails lit the night sky after twin rocket launches at Wallops Island Virginia. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration tests let ground scientists measure high altitude wind velocity, direction and vapor dispersion rates. Similar launches were planned for today and near dawn or dusk on Thursday or Friday.
Four South Koreans defected to North Korea during the Tokyo Olympics event. Another South Korean, a 27 year old man, defected last week. In total 4,800 South Koreans came to Japan as Olympic visitors.
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