Social notes mark weddings travels and meetings in Corry
Corry society items report Mr and Mrs Thomas Maloney of Columbus visiting relatives in Corry and Schenectady. They enjoyed Broadway shows Hello Dolly and Funny Girl, a Mets vs Cardinals game, and Saratoga races. Also noted are wedding attendances, Grange meeting postponement to September 7, and a reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs C Neil McKay. Thomas Campbell begins Webb Institute studies. Women of the Moose Publicity Night set with officers’ attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie
Thomas’ Maloney
Columbus
Edward Wolcott
Chris
Eddie
Schenectady
N.Y
Wolcott
Jean Maloney
Corry
New Yor City
Ginger Rogers
Barbra Streisand
Shea Stadium
Mets
St. Louis
Saratoga
Walcotts
Mrs. Maloney
John Decker
Corty Grange Hall
C. Neil McKay
Spring Creek
Thomas Campbell
Paul Campbell
West Wrederick Street
Webb Institute of Naval Architecture
Glen Cave
Long Island
Fom
Corry Area
University of Easiufee
Titusvile
Philip Halfast
Women of the Moose
Charles Henry
WOTM
Leona VanderSchaaf Weds Bruce Anderson
Leona Vander Schaaf daughter of Floyd and Hazel Vander Schaaf of North Clymer wed Bruce R Anderson son of Walter and Mary Anderson of Ashville at Evangelical United Brethren Church Mark's Corners on July 23. Rev Leo Hansen officiated. Maid of honor Lena Vander Schaaf and best man Alan Anderson led a bridal party with bridesmaids, lilac gowns, lavender bouquets. Newlyweds reside in Lakewood. Bride a 1965 Clymer Central graduate. groom employed in Yorktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Ella VanderSchaaf
Floyd VanderSchaaf
R.D. i. North Clymer
Bruce R. Anderson
Walter Anderson
Ashville
N. Y
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mark's Corners
Leo Hansen
Lena Vander Schaaf
Alan
Howard Tressler
LaVern Vrooman
Minnie Raistrick
Clair Damon
Sue Johnson
Eileen Anderson
Sheilia Raistrick
Lakewood
Clymer Central High School
Yorktown
Linda Bensink
Phyllis Johnson
Lena VanderSchaaf
Nancy Dameolt
Clifford Holcomb Guest Speaker For Rotarians
The Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Corry featured Clifford Holcomb speaking on the Corry Ambulance Service. Introduced by George Black, he described 24 hour year round ambulance coverage with two on duty drivers and one on call. Visiting Rotarian William Armitake Sr. attended, and Neil Euliano of Erie is set to speak next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel
Corry
Clifford Holcomb
Holcomb
George Black
Holycomb
William Armitake Sr
Neil Euliano
Erie
Welcome Reception For Betty Dahl In Clymer Area
About 100 guests gathered at Findley Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fergus to welcome Miss Betty Dahl of Porsgrunn Norway. She will study at Clymer Central School as an American Field Service International Scholarship student for 1965 1966. Betty wore native dress and displayed a Girl Scout uniform. AFS Homes chairmen Mrs Norman Hogenboom and assistants hosted the event with coffee punch and cookies served by senior AFS chapter girls. Andrew Hutton presented a scrap book for her stay. Out of town guests included Mrs Paul Norton APS district representative and Julia Del Concha of Chile with her American hosts Mr and Mrs Hall Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Dahl
Robert Fergus
Findley Lake
Porsgrunn
Norway
American Field Service International
Clymer Central School
Miss Dahl
Betty
AFS Homes
Norman Hogenboom
Frank Baker
Andrew Hutton
AIFS
Clymer Afs
Clymer
Paul Norton
Chautauqua
APS
Julia del Concha
Chile
Sherman
Harl
Hamilton
Plane With Nine Aboard Missing in China Sea
Search planes combed the China Sea off northern Luzon today seeking a U.S. military transport plane missing with nine men aboard. The missing four engine C123 transport took off from Nha Trang South Viet Nam yesterday with 11 hours fuel aboard. The plane was last heard from off northern Luzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
China Sea
Luzon
U.S
Nha Trang
Viet Nam
Betrothal of Helen Mack to James L. Chris
Betrothal announced for Helen Loretta Mack to James L. Chris of Corry and Union City connections. Helen, a 1985 Corry Area High School graduate, works in the True Temper office in Union City. James, a 1965 CAHS graduate, is employed at Corry Daviestown Corp. A wedding date is not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mack
Fourth Avenue
Helen Loretta Mack
James L. Chris
Max Chris
East Pleasant Street
Corry Area High School
True Temper Corporation
Union City
CAHS
Corry Daviestown Corporation
Kiwanis Club Enjoys Program By John Tate
Kiwanis Club members hear John Tate present a program and slides about his Europe tour with the Band of America after a dinner meeting at Hotel Carry. President William Helmintoller leads the session. next week’s meeting shifts to Tuesday at 6 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tate
Kiwanis Club
Carry
Narey Yenchak
Prommittee
Tate
Europe
Band of America
William Helmintoller
Red Gunners Down Copter Four Americans Die
Four Americans and one Vietnamese were killed when a helicopter was shot down near Saigon by ground fire. Reports say the aircraft went down about 5 miles northwest of Saigon and bodies were recovered by a Vietnamese army unit. A separate Navy search ends without locating a missing pilot from Aug 24 bombing mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Nile
Ben Cat
U.S
Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
North Viet Nam
White House talks on wages and pensions continue
The White House reports union industry and government view wage and pension figures differently. Two negotiating subcommittees met Tuesday with two union and two industry reps each. Pension demands could raise retirement costs, while the president seeks a fair noninflationary settlement. Moyers notes the talks are true collective bargaining with Wirtz and Connor as catalysts. Senate leaders hope for no strike, even if no agreement by the new deadline is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Bill D. Moye
Sid Tly
Wirtz and
Connor
Wirtz
Johnson
Moyers
Senate
Mike
Montana
John W. McCordy
Price-Fixing Damages Near 400 Million Dollars in Electric Equipment Case
New York AP reports that damages in a 1960 electric equipment price fixing scandal near 400 million dollars were assessed. Federal Judge Wilfred Feinberg doubled the penalties, fining General Electric and Westinghouse about 317 million for fixing prices, rigging bids, and splitting markets on equipment worth 1.75 bil lion annually. The ruling covers private utilities, with many claims settled and most cases never reaching court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dame
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
U.S. Dist
Wilfred Feinberg
Weinberg
Ohio Valley Electric Corp
Indiana-Kentuicky Electric Corp
Atomic Energy Commission
Portsmouth
Ohio
Ohio Valley Electric
Indiana- Kentucky Electric
Planes Return Safely From North Vietnam Raids
Report states planes returned safely from raids over North Vietnam on Tuesday with no losses or injuries. Military officials provided limited details but confirmed mission success and continued air patrols in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Viet Nam
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Charles Thompson
Maple Avenue
Perry Ettner
Middleburg
T. R. Crane
James Redner
Corping, N.Y
Thompson
Leona VanderSchaaf
Bruce Anderson
Frank Campisano
James
West Columbus Avenue
Syracuse
Leonard Gates
Vicki Devereaux
Randy Devereaux
Jeffrey Anderson
Paul Densmore
David Cole
Jerrold Harmelink
Paul TenHuisen
Hazel Damon
Kindle
Edward
Lucy Larcom
Ennett
School of Career
Bennett
House of Fashion
Society Editor
Helen Mack
Corfo
Rangle
Warren
Corr Memorial Hospital
William Kennedy
St. D
Terie Natary Snyder Cireley
Corry Memorial Hospial
Mes
Williams
Lynda Page
Corty Memorial ‘Hospital
John Mattesoin
Matteson
LaTrelle ‘Earle
Pham
van Dung
U. S
Hanoi Badin
Hanoi
North Viet Ni
White House
Onlon
Ooree
Jim Roselle
Johnson’s
Mennen
Tulsy
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