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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1960
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text mentions debates and dates with references to TV, railings, and a 0 million figure. Insufficient coherent details to identify people, places, or events. summarization focuses on the scattered topics of debates and projections amid garbled data.
The Hegner Shannon wedding took place at Union City EUB Church with Rev Hares performing a double ceremony at 2 30. The bride Mary Elinebertr Shanz and groom Richard Albert Hemel were escorted by family and attended by relatives from Corry and Union City. decorations featured chrysanthemums and white and pink flowers.
The United Presbyterian Youth and First Methodist Youth Fellowship held Halloween events with hayrides, dancing, and a bonfire. About 55 members and guests enjoyed hayrides, music by Allan Hastek and Thee Aces, decorations, refreshments, and a Wiener roast at the Lindstrom home after the ride.
A Halloween dance was staged at the Moose home with about 100 attendees. Prizes for children’s costumes went to Sandra Hurlbut Roger Jah Michael Dornittan and Steveh. Mrs Mary devia, Mrs Syinny Bailey, and Mrs Bergan Ros received adult prizes.
Mrs Bernon Damcott entertained 15 members of the S class at Corry Assembly of God Church on Sunday evening with bobbing for apples and socializing. Guests included Mik Pranels, Gites, Mrs Bertha Huot Okey, Kathy Moodle, and Marjorie Beckwith among others. The couple to reside at 429 1st Street in Corry. the bride wore a beige wool Jersey dress with white rose accessories.
Calendar items list meetings and social events across Corry area from Tuesday November 1 to election day. Activities include church suppers and clubs at Emanuel Episcopal, VFW, Lutheran, and Baptist groups, PTA open house, bazaar, and a Corry Bridge Association tournament. Public election day noted for Tuesday November 8.
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Weldon of 98 Snyder Circle.
Spencer Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at Mrs. Robert Clark Jr's home electing Mrs. Koverypany as president for the year. Officers named to assist included Mrs. Earl Bailey vice president Mrs. Louis Hinkle secretary Mrs. John Frontera assistant secretary Mrs. Robert Clark Jr treasurer Mrs. Robert Clark Sr assistant treasurer and Mrs. W. J. Simmelink flower fund chairman. A tureen dinner for 37 preceded the business session led by President Mrs. Carroll Crowell. A highlight was a talk by Mrs. Monroe Silvis on her son’s Congo missionary work.
Master point night observed by the Tyler City Bridge Club at Hotel Corry featured a spine table Mitchell game. East and West and North and South pairs posted high scores with multiple pairs from Warren Jamestown Corry Meadville and Erie listed among top placers. Next week’s session is set for 8 p.m. at Hotel Corry.
Decorations lit the Carter Hill Community House for a Halloween party Saturday for about 35 Carter Hill Ladies Aid members families and guests. Highlights included a Searcy Spook Alley by junior aid members with costume awards to Mrs Arthur Morris Milton Morris and Patty Adams. Winners of games were Kenneth Johnson Berniece Schweitzer Patty Adams and Gary Wyman. Poster prizes went to Mrs Wayne Brandt and Jackie Morris. Refreshments with a Halloween theme were served by Mrs Allen Adams Mrs Brandt and Mrs Milton Morris with junior aid help.
Dolores Hosier and Rodney Fargo wed in a formal ceremony with double ring vows. Clergy member Grarwa A. Myers officiated, and bridesmaids and ushers including family and friends attended. The couple, both 1954 Gerry/OH High School graduates, reside at 112 Mead Avenue with Mr and Mrs. Lb Hoster present at the celebration.
Guests at the One Biles home celebration honored a newborn with a decorated display and cake. Mrs Traymnenid and Mrs Richard Bournt attended, gifting keepsakes while attendees enjoyed refreshments and stories.
An affidavit from January 30, 1950, indicates Donald Nixon and his mother faced questions about a loan to a California property. The Los Angeles Examine cites assertions of secrecy, the lender’s lack of loss, and alleged connections to Frank Waters, Howard Hughes, and Richard M. Nixon’s stock purchase interest in his brother’s firm.
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