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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1962

Page

5

Town Queen Candidate Miss Ardith Bull at Thiel College

Miss Ardith Bull daughter of Mr and Mrs Arden Bull of 4 West Main Columbus is a Thiel College homecoming candidate. A junior medical technology major, she serves as Student Union treasurer and judicial board rep. She held class secretary and yearbook staff roles and belongs to Alpha Xi Delta Beta Beta Beta WAA and plays girls intercollegiate basketball. A 1960 Corry Area High School graduate, she received a VFW scholarship.

Ardith Bull Arden Bull West Main Street Columbus Thiel College Greenville Miss Bull VFW Club House Council Alpha Xi Delta Women’s Athletic Association Corry Area

End of Enduring Prices Sparks Market Talk

Market observers discuss slight price cuts amid unclear timing and lingering supply concerns. Analysts note consumer demand remains soft while producers eye gradual reductions. No firm dates in sight, but discussions focus on potential relief for shoppers.

Townville Week Long Incident Prompted By Erratic Call

A jagged fragment notes a police response in Townville to a night disturbance. Names appear garbled but reference a patrolman and individuals possibly involved in a tense confrontation. No clear dates, locations, or outcomes are discernible from the text.

Tea with Bail Set at Five Hundred in Crime Case

A local crime report notes a suspect held on a charge with bail set at 500 dollars. Authorities say the matter involves a routine investigation and no further details are disclosed pending proceedings.

Wright PTA hosts Corry Beavers football guests

Lou Hanna the Corry Area High athletic director and head football coach addressed Wright School PTA. He introduced 22 OAHS Beavers players who demonstrated offensive plays while Hanna explained signals. PTA president George Hagger led the meeting as principal Paul Claypool led the flag salute.

Corry Area Louis Hanna Wright School PTA Barensi Hanna Oahs Beavers George Hagger Paul Claypool Walter Gilliland First Methodist Church Dale Hammersee Bruce Summerville Hagger Arthur Shamburg Lena Calvin Lawrence Andersen John Rudolph

Lillian Guild Harvest Card Party Planned at Emmanuel Church

The Lillian Guild plans a harvest card party at Emmanuel Church on November 5 at 8 p.m. in the undercroft with cochairmen Mrs. Paul Orner and Mrs. Robert Moore. A prize per table and a special award will be given. tickets from the cochairmen.

Lilllian Guild Charles Bracken Wright Street Emmanuel Church Paul Orner Robert Moore Mabel Bracken Moore Olner James Maclines John Rudolph

Former Wayne Valley Pastor Speaks at Beaverdam Church

Rev. William Sturdevant former Wayne Valley pastor will be guest speaker at Beaverdam Mennonite Church Sunday evening. He will address area children briefly before the evening sermon. The service features singing by the Mennonite Church Men's Quartet.

Wayne Valley William Sturdevant Evangelical United Brethren Church Mayville Beaverdam Mennonite Church Sturdevant Mennonite Church

Mrs. Curtis Hosts Plank Road Club Meeting

The October Plank Road Club session at Mrs. Harold Curtis's home in R. D. 2 drew 13 members and four children. Officers elected were Mrs. Cecil Miller president, Mrs. Florence Miller vice president, and Mrs. Emory Morton secretary treasurer. Lottie Raymond received the special award. Hostess and Mrs. Philip Wade provided cranberry salad, hot buttered rolls, and coffee. Next meeting planned for November with date to be announced.

The Plank Road Club Harold Curtis R. D Cecil Miller Florence Miller Emory Morton Lottie Raymond Philip Wade

Gemologist to speak at College Women's Club meeting

Alexis Doubet of E and A Doubet Jewelers in Erie will be the guest speaker Monday at 8 PM for the College Women's Club at the YMCA. He, a Gemology Institute of Los Angeles graduate, will discuss what makes diamonds valuable, present a film, and display diamonds. Shop Your Corry Stores.

Alexis Doubet Doubet Jewelers Erie College Women's Club YMCA Doubet Gemology Institute of Los Angeles

Eight And Forty Installs Officers In Wesleyville Year

Wesleyville Eight and Forty of Erie County met at the Carl Neff Post American Legion home for the 1962 63 installation of officers. Mrs Andress Frazier of Erie installed new officers led by le petit chapeau Mrs Betty Blystone Lawrence Park and other officers including Mrs John Sedor Brie la secretaire Mrs Pail Blair Lawrence Park and Mrs Richard Orn Corry. An awards presentation and program on Cystic Fibrosis and tuberculosis in children were noted with several North East Union City and Albion members in attendance.

Salon Erie County Carl Neff Post American Legion Wesleyville Andress Frazier Erie le Petit Chapeau Betty Blystone Lawrence Park le Demi Chapeau Premiere John Sedor Brie le Demi Petit Chapeau Deuxier Ronald Smith North East la Secretaire Pail P Vaumonter Ralph Sewell la Concierge Alouis Straus Isavo Chapeau Richard Orn Chapeau Passe Paul F. Blair Fragler Orn Je Petit Chapeau Blystone le Petit Chepeau Mark Anderson Philadelphia Corry Union City Ivah Allen Parke Farrer Dan Billman Daisy Hatfield Marion Hutchinson Anna Kennedy Mina Nelson Charles Schopper Frank Baumeister A. Louis Straus John Sector

Mrs C Scott Feted At Stork Shower In Jamestown

A stork shower honoring Mrs Charles Scott of Jamestown was held at the Mitchell home on Spring street last evening hosted by Mrs William Mitchell and Mrs Edward Burkhart. Fourteen guests attended and gave gifts. The green and yellow color scheme featured miniature crib favors. Refreshments included salad rolls gelatin cake and coffee. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lyle Hotchkiss Mrs Paul Stroup Mrs Thomas Stroup Miss Barbara Gibas Miss Evelyn Baccus and Mrs Gordon Anderson, an out-of-town Jamestown guest.

C. Scott Charles Scott Jamestown William Mitchell Edward Burkhart Mitchell Spring Street Scott Lyle Hotchkiss Paul Stroup Thomas Stroup Barbara Gibas Evelyn Baccus Gordon Anderson

Grange Plans Masquerade At Grange Hall Meeting

Decker, worthy master, led Corry Grange meeting with 28 members. Plans discussed for a masquerade party on October 31. Delegates chosen to attend State Grange in Reading, Pa., October 27 to 25. Harvest dinner slated for noon in Grange Hall November. Pie and coffee served after. Next session November 5 at Grange Hall.

Aun Decker Corry Grange T. R. Sorenson State Grange Reading Grange Hall Bertha Darwin Mabel Akam Eugene Powers

Area PTA Book Fair Planned at Buesink Ford Sales

The Area PTA schedules a book fair at Buesink Ford Sales this Friday from 3 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A door prize will be awarded and the public is invited to attend.

PTA PLA 45 Buesink Ford

Bridge Scores at Corry Bridge Association Session

The Corry Bridge Association met in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home for a nine and a half table session. North and South winners: Mrs William Lee and Mrs Pat Shaw of Titusville 159. Mr and Mrs George Michael of Union City 135. Mr and Mrs W G Williams of Bradford 125. Mrs Virginia Ross and Mrs Frank Graft 122. East and West winners: Dr Robert Israel and J Pequinot Warren 138. Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly. Mrs F R Cashner and Mrs James Teare Meadville 124. James Lundy and Dr T B Kelsey 116. Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley All. Next week features second sessions of the winter tournament.

Mitchell Corry Bridge Association VFW Post William Lee Pat Shaw Titusville George Michael Union City W. G. Williams Bradford Virginia Ross Frank Graft Robert Israel J. Pequinot Warren Morgan Beverly F. R. Cashner James Teare Meadville James Lundy Kelsey J. Fred Kinley

Diamond Club Welcomes Five New Members

The Corry Jamestown Corp. Diamond Club welcomed five new members FAYE en members at a dinner meeting held at Hotel Corry. New members introduced by D A Hillestrom included Donald D. Higgins Elwin E. Benton Miss M Agnes Lynch Robert M. Sanders and D Ar mour Hillstrom. Officers elected were J Karl Siemmens president John M Windahl vice president Walter W Windahl secretary and Mrs LaVerne Miller treasurer.

Faye En Diamond Club Corry Jamestown Corp Hotel Corry Donald D. Higgins Elwin E. Benton M. Agnes Lynch Robert M. Sanders D. Armour Hillstrom D. A. Hillestromti Corry Jamestown Alton F. Dahlstrand J. Karl Siemmens Richard L. Hapgood Eddy Rucker- Nickels Company Cambridge Mass John M. Windahl Walter W. Windahl

Frisina Home Hosts St Elizabeths Guild Meeting

Mrs Frank Frisina hosted the St Elizabeths Guild monthly meeting with president Mrs Leo Heberlein in charge. Plans were made for a rummage sale at a later date with cochairmen Mrs Nicholas Aquilino and Mrs Cameron Hoenes assisting.

Frank Frisina St. Elizabeth's Guild Leo Heberlein Nicholas Aquilino Cameron Hoenes Frisina

Dems Claim Ske To Blame For Cuba Mess

Washington AP dispatch notes campaign lines flare over foreign policy. Speaker McCormack accuses Eisenhower era aid helped Castro rise. GOP blasts New Frontier for neutrality with Sukarno. Kennedy and Eisenhower trade barbs as Nov 6 approaches. Meeting at Mrs Kar ko ska's home planned for November 2.

Dems Ske Cuba Washington John W. McCormack P-Mass Fidel Castro Eisenhower Republican National Committee New Frontier Sukarno Indonesia Republican ‘Committee Battle Line Kennedy Dwight D. Eiserhower Sen. Homep-Capehart R-Ind

Kennedy strives to resolve Cuban crisis without war

McCormack rebutted a Republican National Committee statement charging the administration with tragic irresolution in Cuba. He said Kennedy is doing everything possible short of war to handle the Cuban situation inherited from President Eisenhower, addressing critics who threaten to escalate.

McCormack Republican National Committee Castro Kennedy Eisenhowe

Curator Links Lung Cancer to Heavy Smoking in Trial

Dr Victor H Kaunits of Buffalo testified in Pittsburgh on Otto Pritchard a 6 year old carpenter suing Liggett Myers Tobacco Co over Chesterfield cigarettes claiming they caused his lung cancer Kaunits said all 200 lung cancer victims he treated had histories of smoking and Pritchard had a lung removed in 1953 asserting cigarette smoke caused his cancer

Stlasbuhor Victor H. Kaunits Buffalo Otto Pritchard Pittsburgh Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co Pritchard Kaunite

British Hands Tied Can’t Stop Trade With Cuba

British ambassador Sir David Ormsby Gore said Britain cannot block shipping to Cuba despite U S efforts to cut off Cuba’s economy. He cited lack of law to interfere with shipping while noting a separate peace treaty between East Germany and the Soviet Union appears likely. He warned Berlin crisis could overshadow Cuba as a world peace threat due to direct East West confrontation.

Philadelphia United States Cuba Fidel Castro David Ormsby Gore U.S Gore East Germany Soviet Union Berlin

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