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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
5
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Deborah Circle hosted 12 members and four guests at Spring Street home with Mrs. G. T. Bergman presiding. Reports from secretaries, officer elections, and lesson on Give God the Glory in Stewardship followed. refreshments served. East Main Street Esther Circle met at Mrs. Crosby Bush home with nominating committee named for the circle. Lynn Campbell led a lesson. refreshments provided. Rebekah Circle, with 12 members and one guest, met at Mrs. B. E. Bush’s North Center Street home for a business meeting and readings on Stewardship. officers elected and lunch served.
Mrs Harold D Jackman announces the engagement of daughter Martha Jean Jackman to Robert A Walker son of Mr and Mrs Wil ay Walker of North East The couple plan a future wedding Martha a 1965 Corry Area High School graduate employed at New Process Company Warren Robert a 1963 North East High School graduate and US Army member stationed at Fort Gordon Georgia Dates for the wedding are to be announced.
The BartHA Society notes a dessert and coffee gathering set for next Tuesday at 12 30 p m at the YMCA for members of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club. Mrs Louis Morrow urges good attendance as first fall sessions follow and a September 21 business meeting is planned.
Mrs Earle Hasbrouck entertained the Lydia Circle of the First Methodist Church at Liberty Street last evening for the first fall meeting. Chairman Mrs Henry Rockman led the business session and Mrs Andrew Paulson gave devotions. Fifteen members attended with refreshments served by Mrs Hasbrouck and Mrs Gladys McCloskey. A reminder was issued for the general Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting on September 13 at the church.
Four Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission members would gain 5000 dollars salary raises under a bipartisan Senate bill. The chairman would rise from 15000 to 20000 dollars and each of the three members from 13000 to 18000 dollars.
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association enjoyed a four table Howell session in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home. The average score was 42 with winners Wallace Young and Al Schwadron 49 tied for top. Next week a new partnership game will be featured and the Duplicate Bridge Club sessions move to the YMCA next Tuesday with all welcome.
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Hiner of 349 South Center Street. Mrs. Hiner is the former Jacqueline Boring.
London visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Heptonstall, staying with Mrs. Dallas Smiley on Hillcrest Drive, tour Boston Cambridge and Niagara Falls on first U S visit. Heptonstall attends Harvard Business School on a scholarship. Sonia Heptonstall teaches history in London. The Smiley hosts and Mrs. Spencer of Youngsville welcomed them after a New York meeting, with prior tours of Canada and news of earlier visits.
An Indiana family of four perished when a single-engine plane crashed on the Seven Springs resort ski slope in Somerset County Pennsylvania. Pilot Ralph Ward 84 of Greenfield Indiana ignored warnings and took off from Harrisburg York Airport with his wife Doris 33 and children Tina 10 Eugene 12. The craft reportedly ran out of fuel after clearing clouds and banked left before colliding with trees. The Wards were en route to Indianapolis from a vacation.
Columbus Bible School ends its two week program at the Dean School Community Building with a closing program and picnic at 10 30 a m tomorrow. Theme is Gods Wonderful World and staff include Director Mrs Walter J Thoms Secretary Miss Edith Miller pianists Mrs Mildred Ayers and Mrs Vernelia Page singing director Mr Leonard Edwards. Kindergarten to junior high teachers and helpers are listed with Mrs Emory Morton Miss Edith Miller and Pastor W J Thoms among the staff. High attendance reached 82 with an average of 80.
President Johnson calls a four day seminar to study coal miners health issues. The Bureau of Mines and the Public Health Service will run the session at the University of Maryland in December.
Democratic leaders in Washington plan to jettison several major bills before adjournment, with approvals tacitly supported by President Johnson. Key items remain on track for 1966 action include higher education aid, farm subsidy revision, immigration reform, highway beautification, and other regular spending bills, while minimum wage and foreign aid moves face delays.
A painting contractor, Jack R. Bacot, 45, of Emporium, died when his light plane crashed in a cornfield and struck a barn after takeoff from St. Marys Viepark. He was alone and reportedly en route to Florence, D C, for an uncle’s funeral. Firefighters found wreckage about 1 1/2 hours later near the airport.
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