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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1962
Page
5
A garbled note hints at a local school mystery involving a student named Sa nter Y tfields and a tense moment described as an ice skint incident. Readers are left to infer who hes ice refers to and what exact event occurred, with no clear dates or places.
Rev Meneely officiated at the September 29 ceremony uniting Roberta Kay Greer and Robert Lavern Snapp at Spartansburg Methodist Church. The bride wore nylon tulle with Chantilly lace and pearls, carried white chrysanthemums, and was given in marriage by her father. Bridesmaids wore blue and pink gowns. Dennis Albers served as best man. A reception for 100 followed. the couple plans a Spartansburg home.
Concord School PTA met at the school as the membership drive ran from October 24 to November 9. President Mrs. Roger Grape led the session with guests William Brooks and Lawrence Andersen speaking on Cub Beouting. Roger Stebbins and Whitney Kerr showed the film Journey In Health on TB and cancer.
The Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held an evening meeting at East Main Street, with Betty Pratt presenting a Halloween origin and history segment and UNICEF notes. Spotlight by Eland Harvey covered Monaco and Cuba. next meeting at Random Road, with Raymond Blynt in charge and Thomas Pierotti as spotlight reporter. October 27 event canceled due to Beavers game.
The Knox Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met yesterday at Mrs John Wilson's home with fifteen members and one guest Mrs Robert Ott Jr. Guest speaker Mrs Ott spoke on East Asian background beliefs and regional conflicts. Devotions by Mrs Clyde Keith and business by Mrs Roger Brown. Next meeting hosted by Mrs James Hileman on November 20.
Martin Paulick aged 72 of Dallas died after being struck by a car while walking along Route 409 in Dallas Township Pa. He was a cemetery caretaker and the incident occurred yesterday.
Mr and Mrs S J Leone of Cincinnati announce the engagement of their daughter Carole Leone to John Michael Farrell son of Mr and Mrs John G Farrell of Cincinnati. Carole attends the University of Cincinnati and works for W and Life Insurance Co. John Michael Farrell is a UC graduate employed by Insurance Company of North America and attends evening classes at Xavier University. The couple plan a December wedding.
Women's Christian Temperance Union met at East Main Street home of Mrs. Eva Spicer with 13 members. President Mrs. Maud Bennink presided. devotions by Mrs. Oscar Johnson. poem read "Am I a Soldier of the Cross?" Treasurer reported $104.80 profit from rummage sale. next meeting planned November 20 at Mrs. T. R. Sorenson's R D 4 with tureen dinner.
Mrs Edward Pasi of Hillcrest Drive entertained the Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her home with Mrs 5 Moore as cohostess. Guest speaker Mrs Edward Heckman gave a makeup demonstration. A prior Foremen's Club steak fry was noted. The hostess served pecan pie, coffee and tea.
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met in IOOF Hall with Mrs William Dahl in charge. Candidates were voted on and the charter draped in memory of Minnie Reisinger. A Halloween theme refreshments table offered pumpkin pie and apple cider. Next meeting set for November 8th.
The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club at the YMCA held a three table Howell game with an average of 25. Winners included Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mrs. FH Bartholme of Union City tied with Mrs. O. A. McClittock and Mrs. Thomas R. Shupe at 31, Mrs. Mark Coyle and Mrs. Earl Haight 28, and Mrs. Florence McCray and Mrs. Veo Lindsey 27.3. The third session of the winter tournament is next week, with Veo Lindsey taking reservations. plans for a 12 o clock linehead at Hotel Corry on November are underway, with an open bridge session to follow at the YMCA. Reservations by Friday, October 1th, are with Mrs. Florence McCray.
cpl. Ted Davison of the Law rence Park barracks of the Pennsylvania State Police spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry on radar. He explained highway radar testing and accuracy and noted electronic experts run the radar program. A Q and A followed with guests including Jack P. Kerns and Martin A. Wreschko of Pittsburgh A. Gordon Wells of Corry and James A. Poster of Enducted by Oil Bracken president Rev Walter J. Thoms gave the invocation. Next week the club meets with Kiwanis in an evening session at the Hotel Corry.
A reflective note on the enduring presence of written text versus spoken language. It contrasts spoken communication with the permanence of print, suggesting print preserves thought after voices fade. The piece emphasizes the reliability and lasting record of the written word.
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