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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1965
Page
5
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Library picks: new books at Corry Public Library
A reader’s guide to latest additions including Women and the Sun by Gaspar, The Inca by Bleeker, We Yank and Johnny Reb by Miers, The Tute Player by Lofts, Report to Greco by Kazantzakis, Demian by Hesse, and The New Meaning of Treason by West.
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Corry Public Library
Gaspar
Newby
Anthony West
The
New Yorker
P. H. Newby
Bleeker
Yank
Johnny Reb
Miers
Dickinsons
Fisher
Rabe
Emily Dickinson
Austin
Lofts
Richard the Lionhearted
Greco
Kazantzakis
Albert Schweitzer
Thomas Mann
Johnson
Gingrich
Demian
Hesse
Boland
West
Karen Ferry-Joseph Schneider Married Today At St. Thomas
Karen Marie Ferry and Joseph Kevin Schneider wed at St. Thomas The Apostle Church in a 11 o'clock ceremony officiated by Rev. Leon Doleski The couple's families reside in Jamestown N Y and Columbus Ohio The reception for 200 guests followed at the Moose Lodge ballroom An event note details gowns, attendants, and out of town guests.
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St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Karen Marie Ferry
Joseph Kevin Schneider
Miss Ferry
Frank Ferry
Columbus
Mr. Schneider
Joseph Schneider
Jamestown
N. Y
Leon Doleski
Darrell Dietsch
James Wharton
Wharton
Christine Anderson
Patricia McKeta
George Fawcett
Eugene Zmardly
Buffalo
New York
Robert Swanson
Richard Swanson
Jay Scott Clark
Elyria
Ohio
ViLetta Ferry
Moose
Valley Chapter DAR Holds October Meeting at Hinman Home
Mrs. C Hinman hosts Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution with 13 members and one guest. Reports include the 69th state conference in Harrisburg October 4-6 and installation of officers led by Regent Raymond Bachofner. Speaker Samuel Antrim discussed Hospitals Then and Now. Next meeting set for November 4 at Mrs. Heerlein’s home.
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Valley Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Carl Hinman
Raymond Bachoiner
Opeliud
Ery Ual
Bachofner
Harrisburg
Ocober
Ramond Bachofner
C. Aillstrom
Robert Garfield
Ethel Mat Horton Ernest
How ‘Hacker
Haplavard Loveland
Samuel Antrim
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fiiman
Howard Loveland
Ethel Matthews
Ola Young
Florence McCray
Hubert Heerlein
Works 6 Days In Jail On 7th
Por the next year Ralph A. Clary 21 will work six days a week to support his widowed mother. On Sundays he'll be in the Baltimore County jail. Clary a stock clerk at a sporting goods store was convicted of stealing a car drunk driving and driving without a license.
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Baltimors
Ralph A. Clary
Baltimore County
Clary
Luncheon Bridge Event Held At Corry Country Club
The Corry Country Club Women’s Association hosted the final ladies day luncheon and bridge event of the season on Thursday with Mrs. Marjorie Peck and Mrs. R. C. Anderson as hostesses. One guest, Mrs. Mary Moyer of Ottawa, Canada, attended. Awards were won by Mrs. Edward Pelat, Mrs. Chris Christensen and Miss Lena St. Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club Women’s Association
Marjorie Peck
R. C. Anderson
Mary Moyer
Ottawa
Canada
Edward Pelat
Chris Christensen
Lena St. Clair
Tri-Hi-Y Candy and Bake Sale Plans
Freshman Tri-Hi-Y meets at the YMCA with 45 attendees. Officers include Kristine Sprovers president Christine Amy vice president Ronna Cohen secretary and Marlene Kane treasurer Deb bie Gilliland serves as chaplain Mrs Nor Kane is advisor The group schedules a candy and bake sale October 16 from 9 am to 1 pm in front of Sherwin Williams Paint store on North Center Street If rain occurs the sale moves to the Corry Sayings and Loan office.
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Tri-Hi-Y Mets
YMCA
Kristine Sprovers
Christine Amy
Ronna Cohen
Marlene Kane
Debbie Gilliland
Nor Kane
Sherwin-William Paint
North Center Street
the Corry Sayings and Loan
Shower Honors Miss Michael at Spring Street Home
A bridal shower for Suellen Michael was hosted by Mrs. Ada belle Courtney at her Spring street home. The event, honoring Miss Michael who will wed Raymond Courtney, included games, prizes, refreshments, and gifts for about 20 guests.
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Suellen Michael
Adabelle Courtney
Spring Street
Michael
Raymond Courtney
Anna Bachomer
Paul Fox
Julia Kurelowech
Ann Royek
Elnora Cmiel
Marjorie Kozik
Richard Courtney
Rosemarie Vanderhoff
Royek
Cmiel
Local School, Club Events Highlight Weekend Plans
In Oxford and nearby Erie area, families plan visits for Candy, an 18th birthday, amid college events. Corry Players announce a revival meeting, while tea honors candidates for local offices and PTA programs discuss improvement. Music Festival auditions set for May at Mercyhurst Little Theatre. Laymen’s Sunday observed at Columbus church with readings. Golden Ape Club meeting rescheduled to October 26.
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The
Corry Players
the Troup
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Brie
Mercyhurst College
Little Theatre
Woman's Club of
Install Local Moose Members At District Meet
Two OX Ty Moose members were installed in District 1 Western Pennsylvania Moose Association. Donald Carter and Charles VanTassel of Corry Lodge No 98 joined as officers alongside President R C Williams Albion and others for the 1965 66 term. A chicken dinner followed the installation served by Women of the Moose Albion Lodge No 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pennsylvania
Moose Association
Donald Carter
Charles VanTassel
Corry Lodge No
R. C. Williams
Albion
C. C. Boudreau
Meadville
Danny Gunn
Erie
Robert Graham
Frankelin
Clifford Dougelas
Titus
Install Officers of New Vets Auxiliary Here
The Auxiliary of World War I Bar Backs 300 percent of Corry formed and held officer installation at the American Legion Home. Department President Loretta Strauch installed Mrs. Maurice Porter as president and other officers including Mrs. Paull Porter vice president and Mrs. Katherine Fields chaplain. Barracks and Auxiliary members attended a Erie meeting. next auxiliary session is November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
Corry
American Legion
Loretta Strauch
Evie
Maurice Porter
Paull Porter
Katherine Fields
Charles Cundagio
Clifford Lawson
George Carnerike
Erie
Maurice Br Rter
Dinah Shore Divorce Granted Amid Adultery Claims
Dinah Shore was granted a final divorce decree from Maurice F. Smith after he moved to dismiss his suit claiming adultery. Smith, 44, a Palm Springs contractor, had alleged Shore, 47, committed adultery with five men. The suit was dismissed by Superior Court Judge Merrill Brown.
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Cali
Dinah Shore
Maurice F. Smith
Superior Court
Merrill Brown
Smith
Palm Springs
Miss Shore
Insurance Rate Dispute Overestimated Losses in Pennsylvania
The court case examines claims by Spotts that rate increases will yield $25 million for insurers in Pennsylvania, while figures from National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters secretary Daniel J. McNamara show a $24.4 million rise in direct incurred losses from 1963 to 1964, dismissing Spotts calculation as meritless. The defense cites industry figures supporting the new rates.
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McNamara
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