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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1962
Page
5
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Town Topics reports a bridal shower and luncheon for Marilyn Mitchell, hostesses Mrs Norman Mitchell, Mrs Alan Cox and Mrs Raymond Ford. Attendees from Corry Ilgin Beaverdam and Erle brought gifts. The November wedding to Merle Coulter at First Baptist Church was noted as pending. Patricia Yvonne Thompson and John D Houghtling Jr announced as engaged by Mr and Mrs Lyle Thompson of Columbus. Both graduates of Corry Area High School 1962. Houghtling Navy stationed at Newport. No date set for the ceremony.
Miss Susan Holcomb was honored at a kitchen shower before her November 9 wedding to Raymond Griswold in the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Frank and Verne's Restaurant hosted 17 guests, with Miss Veronica Moriz and Mrs. James Palmer as hostesses.
Complete plans for the Conelway School Fall Festival announce the event will be held November 10 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the school. A list of booth chairs is given including Merrill McCray for baked goods, Robert Williams for candy, William Sawebyn for white elephant sale, Ralph Martin for aprons and needlework, Paul Sutton for plant booth, Rexford Webb for cake walk, Robert Bailey for games, Robert Lindstrom for fish pond, Earl Bailey and John Frontera for kitchen, and Robert MacGregor with Walter Nollinger for decorating. The public is invited, with tickets from any fifth-grade student.
A combined Halloween and farewell party at Rainbow Roller Rink Wattsburg honored Mr and Mrs John Baroth who owned the rink for 10 years. They sold the concession to Mr and Mrs Robert Miller of Titusville. About 1000 attended and gave a purse. Don Forbes staged a clown act. Rosella Stevenson of Wattsburg won a special prize. Miller will run the rink after November 1. Baroths will reside in Wattsburg.
The Brokenstraw Valley Daughters of the American Revolution will host Rev William Seitz Jr pastor of Emmanuel Episcopal Church as guest speaker at a Thursday meeting. The session begins at 2 p.m. at the West Church Street home of Mrs H A Gil***
Fred Clark was elected Kiwanis president for the coming year at the Hotel Corry last evening. Douglas D Rozelle Jr. William Helmintoller. William E Miller elected to vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Directors Dorr Clark and Mer Un Hiner chosen for three year terms. The meeting featured a panel of school officials led by Robert Bracken addressing staff supervision graduate standards and supply procurement, with emphasis on wider citizen involvement in schools and PTA participation.
Mr and Mrs Ray Tanner hosted an early Thanksgiving farewell party for Charles E Tanner of R D who will spend the winter in Florida with his wife and family. Attending were Harold Drace Susan Drace Perry Tanner and family from Union City and Mead Avenue, plus Chic Tanner and his wife from Tulsa.
A son was born Sunday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Harris of 47 Miles Street Union City. A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Henry Jr.
The Meth dist Youth Fellowship held a Masquerade with 70 members in Halloween costumes at the church Social Hall. Miss Gloria Watrous and John Bliley organized the event featuring games, contests, and costume awards in four categories. Refreshments included ciders and doughnuts. The next meeting is set for November 5 at the church with advisors listed.
Attendees at the affair included Mrs. Jack Oh, BPW president Mrs. Betty Pratt, vice president, Mrs. Bley and daughter Kaylene seated left to right. Standing in the same order were Miss Clara Hill treasurer, Miss Ruth Dahlstrand recording secretary, Miss M Agnes Lynch assistant recording secretary, and Mrs. Keppel Ey corresponding secretary.
Two earthen dams near Canadohia Lake failed at about 7 am, sending millions of gallons into Oil Creek and causing a rapid rise in Titusville. Oil Creek crest reached about 9 30 am then fell. no damage reported along the stream as construction work near the water regulation project continued. Leonard Simantaris, supervisor for Mileno Construction, noted ongoing work despite the washout.
A damaged area along a water channel saw the lake rise over the week, washing out earth dams. Water receded slowly as crews planned late yesterday to replace the breached dam and permit reconstruction once flows subsided.
ARRISBURG PA says state health officials report nine month 1962 figures showing 576 whooping cough cases up 155 from 1961 with one diphtheria case down from 13 and poliomyelitis cases down from 44 to 10 as polio and diphtheria decline overall.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club honored Kaylene Bliley as October Girl of the Month at a dinner hosted at Mrs. Rachel Jackson s West Columbus Avenue home. The event featured a district report, plans for UNICEF donation, and a city park Christmas display project chaired by Mrs. Betty Pratt.
In Grand Rapids Michigan the Evangelical United Brethren Church edged toward union with the Methodists. Delegates at the 40th General Conference approved a merger resolution 310 to 90 authorizing Yoder to work with a Methodist commission to draft a plan. The measure calls for a report to the 1966 session as talks have continued for over four years.
Three women were arrested and charged with robbing men at gunpoint after offering rides in a rented car. Typist Jean Burks, 23, was taken into custody as she returned the car. Ellen Marshall, 23, and Delores Jackson, 30, both of Berkeley, were later arrested. They admitted taking $34 from one man and $150 from another. a third man wrestled the revolver away and escaped.
In Sudbury Pennsylvania Rep. William W. Scranton, GOP governor candidate, unknowingly blocked the ladies room door during a round of handshakes. Women inside were trapped for about 20 minutes as the candidate moved through the crowd. Onlookers kept the mood light and untroubled.
The Ministry of Health states that 390 thalidomide babies were born in Britain from January 1960 to last August. Of these, at least 302 are alive, including 224 with limb malformations and 58 with internal deformities likely incurable. Overall, 805 births had congenital abnormalities in that period.
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