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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1964
Page
5
In a quiet ceremony community members gathered to honor Arcia whose name surfaced in local reverence. The tribute highlighted endurance and service, with neighbors sharing memories and a formal acknowledgment by an organization tied to public welfare.
Fragmentary note appears to reference a legal writ involving a party described as guilty. No clear names, dates, or places emerge to identify involved individuals or courts. Further readable details are needed to confirm scope, parties, and jurisdiction.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Sonate and five children alive by a creator named Chine. The text is unclear and incomplete, offering minimal details about the event or context and no verifiable names, dates, or locations.
A student from Costa Rica, Thomas Pierotti, was guest speaker at the Spring Creek Township School PTA meeting. He shared life in the country with slides and souvenirs. Mrs. Allen Eastman presided over routine business and announced October as membership month. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Leo Jackman and assistants. The November program is titled Man Alive by the Warren County Cancer Society.
Siwanis members held their annual election at Moose Lodge. William Helmintoller was elected president for next year with Allan R. Shaw as first vice president and Leroy Peck as second. New directors are Ed Holmer Pred Clark and James St George. Niels Sorenson, head of the Corry and Union City hatcheries, spoke on 38 years in fish raising, answering questions. Samuel Antrim, a Scranton member now resident here, attended as a guest.
The Friendly Circle of Cutting met with one member present at Mrs. Wilfred Wallace’s home. Mrs. Fred Wallace led the meeting with prayer and devotions by Mrs. Bill Craday. Miss Elouise Marsh ran two Bible games with awards to Mrs. Max Bemis and Mrs. Niel Thompson. A Big Social at Cutting Communi- is planned.
Meadville Navy Mothers Club hosted eleven guests from Corry for a dinner meeting in the Sombrero Room at the Corner Cupboard. Carl Peterson presented a slide program, Douglas Rozelle Sr. presided, and Peterson led the table duties.
Members of Mrs Roy Redmans team will meet at her home Friday to finalize social plans. The hostess served chocolate cake ice cream waters and coffee. The November meeting will be at the home of Mrs Fred Wallace.
Mrs Merlin Hiner entertained last evening for members of her card club at her home on South Center. Two tables of cards were in play and awards were won by Mrs James Hannan and Mrs Craig Hyer. The hostess served a dessert course and the group will meet next with Mrs William Mitchell at her home on Spring Street.
Mrs. Howard Walters of Levittown spends October in the city visiting relatives and will winter in Long Beach California with her daughter Anita Munson. Rozelle family of East Main Street return from a week in New Jersey and Philadelphia visits. Mrs. Arthur Baccus and daughter Evelyn return from Palm Springs. Catholic Daughters of America Court No. 35 meets at the VFW post home with attendees from Warren and Erie. session starts 8 o'clock. PTA dinner at Connell School features a $40 gift to teachers. officer elections to follow.
The Mentor Club met at Mrs Mildred Orr's Liberty street home with fifteen members present. President led with current events and the business session. Mrs Wilbur Rickers gave a review of T S Eliot and Murder in the Cathedral, while Miss Lillian Barnes plans November entertainment.
Debra Sue Parkhurst who was one year old yesterday was feted at a party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Conrad Parkhurst at 323 East Smith Street. Relatives and friends attended and presented gifts as cake and ice cream were served.
Jann Decker chaired last evening's Grange meeting as plans for a bazaar at the Grange Hall on October 20 were outlined. Items for sale include handmade crafts and baked goods. the event runs 11 a.m. to serving hot sandwiches all day. A harvest dinner is slated for November 14 with Bertha Darwin's committee handling refreshments.
John Coperan aged 68 died after being struck by a car in front of the downtown Beaver Falls funeral home where he worked and lived. The driver, Joseph DeAngelis aged 68, of Beaver Falls, was identified by police.
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