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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 25, 1962
Page
5
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Clark J
Carlton Ka.stor
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Manny
Adamnio
Ash- Dailey
Joy
Lo AL “Nager
John Mnc
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Town Topics Pre Nuptial Events Honor Gladys Blynt
Two prenuptial events this week honored Miss Gladys Blynt who will wed Rolland His cox of Erie on November 10. Last evening Mrs. Melvin Blynt hosted a dinner at Perry's Inn with guests including Mrs. Robert Borstorff Miss Betty Low Culver and Miss Shirley Yarateh. Miss Blynt received a shrimp colored corsage and a bridal gift. A dessert at Miss Blynt's West Pleasant Street home followed. Earlier Mrs. J Robert Patterson and Mrs. Merle McCray hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower at the Patterson home on West Washington Street with gifts and a corsage of shrimp and green shasta daisies. Prizes were won by several guests and home wedding colors shrimp and green predominated in decor and a cake inscribed Best Wishes Gladys. Refreshments included salad wafers cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Blynt
Rolland Hiscox
Erie
Melvin Blynt
Perry's Inn
Miss Blynt
Robert Borstorff
Betty Low Culver
Shirley Yarateh
Blynt
J. Robert Patterson
Merle McCray
Patterson
West
Washington Street
Catherine Patterson
Clarence Herring
Mildred Roberts
Raymond Blynt
Gladys
Bridge Scores and Winners at Corry Winter Tournament
Members of the Corry Bridge Association held the second session of their annual winter tournament at the VFW Post. A seven table Howell yielded high scores: George Michael of Union City with Mrs. Veo Lindsey 92, Pred Kinley and Mrs. Wallace Young 90,4, Kinley with Dr. T. S. Kelsey 88, Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mrs. Robert Tunner 95, Mrs. George Michael of Union City with Mrs. Frank Graft 82, and Mrs. Paul Stroup with F. H. Bartholme of Union City 79. Next week features a Master Point game in Halloween party form with cider and doughnuts served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
VFW
Howell
Veo Lindsey
George Michael
Union City
Wallace Young
Pred Kinley
Ts, Kelsey
Morgan Beverly
Robert Tunner
Union
Prank Graft
Paul—Stroup
F. H. Bartholme
Mrs Williams Hosts Wheelock Aid Meeting
Mrs Merle Williams hosted the Wheelock Community Aid meeting at her A D 4 home with Mrs Leland Crosscut presiding. Devotions opened the session, a $5 contribution to United Fund was voted, and district chairmen vie for the November 7 Erie extension office event. Mrs Guy Williams plans the next session November 14 at her home. Special guest Mrs G T Bergman presented colored slides from flower shows in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The evening featured games and cake and coffee for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Community Aid
Merle Williams
Leland Crosscut
Crosscut
United
Erie
Guy Williams
G. T. Bergman
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Mary-Martha Class Honors Mrs M Lillie Before Move
Mrs Merrill Lilie, soon leaving for Pleasant Mount PA, received a farewell gift at the Mary-Martha Sunday School Class meeting in West Frederick Street home of Mrs W W Graham. Florence Amy led devotions on We Cannot be Invisible Christians and a harvest Bible verse closed the roll call. A brief business session was led by President Mrs Douglas Rozelle Sr, mystery package winner Mrs C T Kelth, desserts served by Misses Jean and Sara MacInnes. Next gathering set at Mrs Clarence Wallace’s West Pleasant Street home on November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Lilie
Pleasant Mount
Mary-Martha
First Presbyterian
West Frederick Street
W. W. Graham
Florence Amy
Douglas Rozelle Sr
C. T. Kelth
Jean
Sara MacInnes
Clarence Wallace
West Pleasant Street
Freshman Tri-Hi-Y Plans Slumber Party
The Freshman Tri-Hi-Y met at the YMCA with president Miss Martha Nichols conducting the session. Plans for a slumber party at the Von Novembersth and a hayride or sleigh ride were set, with the next meeting on November 14 at the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Martha Nichols
Corry Residents Attend Coffee and Questions Program
Corryites and area residents attended the Coffee and Questions program last evening at the Erie Turners in Erie. Miss Genevieve Blatt hosted the event as secretary of internal affairs of Pennsylvania. A panel of women experts answered written questions from the audience. Miss Gertrude Barbe, supervisor of education for exceptional children, spoke on democratic administration and the benefits of special education. The panel answered questions on state and national government and officials. A request for Miss Blatt’s re election closed the program, highlighting her dedication and accomplishments. Refreshments and a social period followed. Next Monday James Michener will appear as a special guest on Miss Blatt's weekly Channel 12 show, followed by United States Senator Joseph Clark the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maany Yereats
Corry
Ast
Erie Turners
Erie
Genevieve Blatt
Tate of Pennsylvania
Miss Blatt
Gertrude Barbe
James Michener
Channel 12
United States
Joseph Clark
Crusaders Host Halloween Party at Nazarene Church
The Crusader class at the Church of the Nazarene held a Halloween masque party at Carlyle Fitch home on West Columbus Avenue with about 30 attendees. Hostesses, decoration, prayer, and games filled the evening. The next class meeting will be a Thanksgiving party at the Reynolds home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Carlyle Fitch
West
Columbus Avenue
Robert Roden
Joseph Kanzlemar
Louis Hebers
Fitch
Hebers
Geraldine Minnick
Daniel Reynolds
iLillies Reeds to be Honored at Farewell Event
Executive of the Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church met at Miss Ina Austin’s Maple Avenue home. Pumpkin pie and coffee welcomed guests. A finance committee plan announced the annual bank offering at the November 7 family night dinner with a missions tableau. A farewell reception was set for Sunday 4 to 5 pm to honor Mrs Merrill Lillie and Mrs Harley Reed who will soon relocate to Pleasant Mount Pa and Erie. The rummage sale continues tomorrow 1 pm to 9 pm at the former Mabel Shop. Regular meetings are scheduled for the fourth Wednesday each month with Mrs Allan Hasbrouck hosting the next executive session on November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Peare
Wormen's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Maple Avedue
Ina
Austin
Arthur Cochran
Finance’ Committee
Anual “Bank
Merrill Lillie
Pleasant Mount
Harley Reed
Erie
Mabel Shop
Allan Hasbrouck
Concord Street
Russian Ships Turn Back in Cuban Crisis Developments
Reports from Washington and Miami portray Soviet vessels altering course near Cuba while a broader crisis unfolds. Senators and officials describe maneuvering as signaling a pause or test of U.S. resolve, with some ships still advancing toward the blockade line. Khrushchev may favor a satellite vessel to probe U.S. response without direct clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
U.S
Defense Department
George Smathers
D-Fla
Nikdte Khrushchev
U. S
Tea Honoring New Beta Sigma Phi Pledges at East South Street
New pledges in the Espiron Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi were hosted at a tea yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Holland Morgan's East South street home. Hostess assistance came from Mrs. Frank Frisina and Mrs. Harry Scheim ar Pictured are Mrs. Lyle Gifford, Mrs. Fred Scherzer, Mrs. Rudolph Kistuchek, Mrs. William Deutschlander, and Mrs. Sheldon Knight. The table featured fall flowers, lighted candelabra, and silver service with Mrs. Frisina and Mrs. E. Craig Moore presiding. Also in attendance were Mrs. Richard Mason, Mrs. Richard Melzer, Miss Dolores Aquilino, and Mrs. Richard Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espiron Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Holland Morgan
East South Street
Beire
Frank Frisina
Harry Scheimar
Lyle Gifford
Wattsburg
Fred Scherzer
Ruedolph Kistuheh
William Deutschlander
Sheldon Knight
Canadohta Lake
Mble
E. Craig Moore
Richard Mason
Canadohia
Richard Melzer
Dolores Aquilino
Richard Martin
Washington says half Latin nations offered help in blockade
Officials reported that about half of Latin American nations aided the blockade efforts. FAA barred civilian planes from the southern half of Florida without approved flight plans and direct radio contact with controllers. Markets rose to erase earlier Cuban crisis losses as mobilization plans were updated. Khrushchev signaled caution and a summit interest, while fears of a clash at sea lingered. Defense officials disputed some intelligence, noting 30 plus missiles and numerous Soviet bombers in Cuba. New photos showed eight to ten missile bases near Guanajay, Remedios, San Cristobal, and Sagua la Grande, with 5,000 Soviets in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Florida
U.S
Cube
Moscow
Khrushchev
Russell
Les
Sen
Cuba
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
Guanajay
Remedios
San Cristobal
Sagua la Grande
Sylvester
Defense officials cite 1200 mile range mobile missiles
State Department and defense spokesmen describe 1200 mile range mobile missiles and intermediate range weapons with a reach up to 2500 miles. The jet bombers have been identified as TL2as, Shop Your Corry Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense and State Department
Mother and three children hurt in Corry crash
A mother Mrs. James Shaver, 24, and her children Victoria 1 Debra 4 and Karen 3 were slightly injured in a Route 6 collision two miles west of Corry. The incident occurred as Shaver’s eastbound car attempted a left turn toward Canal Way School. Elwood B. Hall 34 of Avon Lake Ohio escaped injury. Shaver vehicle damage $500 Hall vehicle damage $600. Possible charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Shaver
Victoria
Debra
Karen
Welter Srupa
Philippines bars Communist citizens at entry doors
The Philippine government barred citizens of Communist countries from entering the country as a security measure amid cold war tension. The exception is Communist country representatives serving the United Nations and its specialized agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Philippine
United Nations
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Wheelock Aid
M. Lillie
Crusaders
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Bennett
GO Beavers
Jamestown
House of Fashion
Bible Conference
Perry F. Haines
Moody Cunningham
First Methodist Church
South Center and
East Pleasant Sts
Corry, “Pa
Washington St
Jane Parker
DEAT
A&p
Porterhouse
Repace
Inéy
Sat
Blusalt
Sterling Salt
International Salt Company
Youngsville Coop Glf
Youngsville, Pa
Carry Coop Glf Service, Inc
Carry, Pa
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