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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1964
Page
5
Officials in Carroll County file details as detectives pursue a lead in a case involving gun violence and a police inquiry. The report notes ongoing investigations by local authorities and unanswered questions about the suspect list and timeline.
Fragmentary text mentions money and a lobby but lacks clear names dates places or actions. Further readable details are needed to form a valid summary with entities and specifics.
A fragmented blog note reports a Cleveland Congress scene with a Democrat attacking a Republican in a lawsuit over a religious or parental matter. Names and specifics are unclear but indicate a legal clash amid party tensions.
At the YMCA yesterday the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group held a four and a half table session for members and guests. Winners included pairs led by Mrs Raymond Sandburg and Louis Morrow tying with Mrs T H Treat. Mrs Morgan Beverly and James MacInnes plus Horton Davis. and Mrs F H Bartholme with Bernice Southall. others included Mrs Robert Ott Sr and J Fred Kinley. A regular game is planned next week with the following week featuring the first Individual session.
Mr and Mrs Car Clougie announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Janet Marie Chiricuzio to Thomas Michael Viola. Janet is a 1961 Corry Area High School graduate and billing clerk at Corry Jamestown Corporation. Thomas is a 1960 St Bernard's School graduate employed at Dresser's Manufacturing Division in Bradford. The wedding is set for February 20, 1965 at St. Thomas the Apostle Roman Catholic Church.
A Concord School PTA meeting featured a panel with teacher representatives Paul Claypool Gerald Bagley Dale Webster and William Peiffer and parent representatives Clara Sorenson Roger Grape Ivan Bennink and George Fox. Everett Johnson won the attendance award. The group received five new American flags from the Women's Relief Corps and Ralph Austin led the business session. The PTA voted to donate 5 to UNICEF and discussed Market Day in February and sponsoring Cub Pack 160 this year. Thomas Shupe proposed meetings with parents of students taking plane lessons during school hours. The annual Halloween parade will be held indoors at the school this year.
National Children s Book Week runs November 4 to 7 with the slogan Swing Into Books. Corry Public Library will display more than 200 juvenile books Monday and Tuesday and lending begins Wednesday through week end. A guessing contest offers an award to the child closest to the number of juvenile books in circulation.
Robert Bracken addressed Rotary Club members and guests in the Moose Lodge Colonial Room, voicing concerns about funeral expenses and noting they align with other current costs. The program included UNICEF donation votes, and district governor's upcoming official visit.
Edward Rossbacher and Mrs. Rossbacher of 549 West Church Street cochair the hospitality committee for the Northwestern Pennsylvania Independent Order of Odd Fellows rally at Corry Area High School. Proceeds benefit the IOOF Visual Research Foundation at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, aiming to sustain eye research with a $1,200,000 goal. The public is invited to the 7:30 p.m. session featuring Geoffrey Russell, IOOF tour winner for youth.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship held a Halloween party at the church with 45 attendees. Prizes went to Judy Mac Gregor for most ridiculous, Hugh McKnight and Dave Puller for most original, Kathy Marsh for prettiest, and Debbie Gilliland for ugliest. Adult counselors included the Robinsons Berretts and Sturgis.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization votes an $805,000 increase to its $48,925,000 two year budget. Funds primarily support UNESCO staff at headquarters in Paris amid the citys high cost of living.
Sixty eight members of the Corry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA for an afternoon program. Ross Mead presented colored slides of a bus tour to Canada and the Lilac Festival in Rochester. October birthdays were celebrated for Mrs Minnie Joy and Elmer Buetikafer. The EE fair planning committee included multiple members. Rev Walter Gilliland served as chaplain. Next meeting set for November 10.
The Friendship Club gathered yesterday at the R. D. 2 residence of Mrs. Roy Swart with all members and three children attending. Prizes went to Mrs. John Decker, Mrs. Esther Lawson, and Norman Swart. special award to Mrs. Eugene Powers. Favors were Halloween novelties. The Secret Sisters traded Halloween gifts and the group plans to meet November 1 at Mrs. Fage Powers home.
Martha Houser daughter of Dean and Ila Houser of 41 East Pleasant Street, a Corry Area High School senior, was named October Girl of the Month by the Business and Professional Women’s Club. She holds leadership roles in Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, CAHS Band, National Honor Society, Beaverettes, Gym Club, and Catholic Youth Study Club. She and her mother will attend the BPW meeting at 7:30 in the Moose Lodge Colonial Room for a program and honors.
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