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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1962
Page
5
Probation court action filed against two boys and two girls with writ service completed. Names and locations unreadable in fragment, but case involves payment and court dates. Further details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Mr. and Mrs. James Keppel of 421 Booth Second Avenue were feted at a family dinner to mark their 35th anniversary. Their Hawthorne, California daughter Mrs. Robert Miller arrived with Michele and Michael. Four generations attended, gifts and a money purse were presented, with the hosts being their children and relatives.
The Daughters of the American Revolution chapter met for the October session at Mrs H W Parker's West Smith street home with 22 members. Reg ent presided. devotion led by chaplain. defense chair emphasized world government propaganda resolutions. Lillie reviewed Nation of Sheep by Lederer. Lillie to leave city soon. regents to attend North East meeting October 6. refreshments served. next meeting planned for November.
The junior class Tri-Hi-Y plans a wiener roast tomorrow at the Elks pavilion Mead Park. Attendees should bring their own hot dogs and rolls while relishes and hot chocolate are supplied. chaperones are Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Wees and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dubrosky.
In Greene County near Waynesburg a car lost control and struck a utility pole killing Rudolph Menhart 15 of Crucible and injuring Bertram J Menhart 17 of Crucible who was treated and released from Greene County Memorial Hospital. The two youths were not related.
The Open House Fetes will host Mr and Mrs Sanders and Madalyn Maloney of Stroudsburg Pa as guest speaker at tomorrow's Business and Professional Women's district meeting in the Moose home. An afternoon tea and evening banquet precede Miss Maloney's address to the group.
A son Kink Lee Nichols born September 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nichols of Tucson Arizona former Corry residents. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Marjorie Nichols and Lawrence C Nichols. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wotus. A daughter born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. James Jansen of 320 Marlow street. A son born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Russell at Corry Memorial Hospital.
The Women of the Moose announce donations for their Christmas in October project. Funds support Mooseheart home upkeep with College of Regents backing. Mrs Marlyn Jukes presided as slides from California were shown and honors awarded to Mrs Jessie Mason.
The Corry Democratic Committee met at the Phoenix Hotel for a regular session with strong attendance. They planned a visit by congressional candidates Peter Joyce and William O Hill Jr and Erie County General Assembly hopeful Lowell C Drake who will spend the day in the city. A dinner in their honor was to be held at the Phoenix Hotel with Mooseheart directing chapter activities. Members of the Corry chapter and eight other chapters enjoyed luncheon served by the Titusville chapter. The next regular meeting is set for October 8.
Thirteen members and families attended a teen dinner at the Community House with Mrs. Ar thur Lyman as guest. Hostesses were Mrs. Guy Fra lick and Mrs. Gordon Fralick. The group voted to sponsor a Halloween party October 25 at 8:30 p.m. with chairs Mrs. Neil Chelton and Mrs. John Lindstrom. A bake sale was planned for November with details to be announced. The next meeting will be November 1 with Mrs. Rupert Morris and Mrs. Robert Lindstrom hosting.
A luncheon in the Sombrero Room at Ginnies Cafeteria honored Mrs. Paul Mather who recently left Ajax Iron Works office. Eighteen coworkers enjoyed steak and NAM dinners and presented Mrs. Mather with a corsage of pink carnations.
Barbara Pearmain age 71 identified as a murder weapon, after police traced a lead from a taxi driver. Suzanne Clift admitted to knowing Brentail from a blind date, with events surrounding his death at a Boston area home. Clift, a former Mt Holyoke graduate, was later hospitalized and arrested amid the investigation.
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