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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a county agency meeting on welfare guidance for age aid programs. Mentions mental health, hospital, social services, and a court or jail reference with a $5,000 figure. Lacks coherent names or dates.
Miss Carol Ann Glavis and David Stanley Beck wed August 22 at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Union City. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Glavis, wore a chiffon and white satin gown with a pearl headpiece and carried a white bouquet. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beckwith. The ceremony was performed by Rev. C.M. All, with yellow lace maid of honor Charlee Clark and Gary Means as best man. a blue sister-mother reception followed. The bride, a 1964 Corry Area High School graduate, works as a medical clerk at Union City Memorial Hospital. the groom, a 1961 CAHS graduate, serves in the Navy aboard USS Spiegel Grove and will be discharged in September.
Mrs Stephen Brooks entertained the Lydia Circle of the First Methodist Church at her Mott Street home with 20 members and one guest, Mrs Bernice Rowland. The session opened with poetry and prayer, devotions were led, stockings distributed for Christmas fundraising, and a program on Christian Missions was presented by Mrs Charles Amy.
The First Baptist Church hosted an informal reception for Rev. Milford Shreckengost and his family with 140 members and friends present. Music performances and devotions accompanied a bountiful food shower as Don DeBoer, son of the former pastor, announced his plans to attend Grand Rapids Seminary in Michigan.
Guests attended a luncheon at Carry Country Club with hosts Mrs. R. C. Anderson and Mrs. W. W. Hammond Sr. A bridge session followed. Winners were Mrs. Nellie Dunlap, Mrs. Anderson, and Mrs. Edward Feldt. Canton Ohio guest Mrs. Dunlap and Savannah Georgia guest Mrs. Joel Gibson attended. Hostesses for the September 11 event will be Mrs. Hubert Heerlein and Miss Hal Austin.
Mr and Mrs Milan Gates hosted a surprise party for Mrs Margaret Moore at their North Center street home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Don Stevenson Mrs Donald Engle Mrs Carl Laxman Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols and the Gates. cake pie potato salad tea and coffee were served as the social evening proceeded.
Evangelical United Brethren Wo men Society circles met for September sessions. Deborah Circle met at Spring Street for a lesson Put Prayer First and planned the Erie fall institute and Day of Prayer on October 1. Rebekah and Esther Circles held afternoon and evening meetings with prayers, gifts, and refreshments.
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry Baldwin of Washington DC. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Baldwin of Stewart Road, R. D. 1. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Merle McIntyre of North Center Street.
Moe Gale, a theatrical character who discovered the Ink Spots quartet and helped develop the Savoy and Roseland ballrooms, died Tuesday at age 65.
Bindie A tells of extended trips through New England states and Canada as Curtis of East Congress Street and son George N Curtis of Rockwell Md return home. Downey girls Cathy and Mary Ellen back after visiting relatives in Tacoma Park. Miss Mary Hessler of Hiburg attended the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City as an aide to the convention and as a Democratic State Committee employee in Harrisburg. Alva Richards Armstrong and English bride Virginia Reid arrive at Pittsburgh Airport and plan a 30 day stay before USAF reassignment at Maguire AFB New Jersey. James Armstrong hosts relatives James and Toni along with Ross Morrow and son Mark from Mogadore Ohio. Mrs. Morrow is James Armstrong’s daughter. Thomas T. Flowers heads to University of Rochester for sophomore year. Jill TeWinkle and Roger Lacey wedding photo credited to Tyan Beall of East Smith Street. Gilbert Nielsen and family visiting from Whittier, California are city engineer in Fullerton for three weeks. Donald Tanner leaves for UC Santa Barbara to continue doctorate research with Stephen Yates. trip includes Washington, Richmond and many south and southwest sites. Ruth Circle of Methodist Church meets at Mrs. Richard Frye’s with devotions by Miss Ola Young and program by Mrs. Carroll Crowell. refreshments served by Mrs. Frye, Mrs. Robert Garfield and Miss Clara Hill.
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association enjoyed the fall and winter bridge series in the Garden Room of the VEW Post Home. Winners included J Fred Kinley and partner, Mrs. Pedensky and Mrs. McCray, Schiemer and Beverly, Lundy and Welgey. Next week features an open game. the following a Master Davit game. A screen dinner with bridge follows October 7. Corry players are invited to participate. contact Beverly or Kinney for details.
Pomona Grange will meet at Edinboro Grange in Edinboro on September 9 for an all day session. Morning sessions begin at 10 30 with Pomona master Clifford Haines presiding. Lectures cover homemaker economics and crime prevention by Lieut Joseph Dussin. Afternoon devotions led by Rev James Schaittle. Evening program includes Erie County youth, a dance at 8, then fifth degree conferral and closing.
Byzantine Catholic faithful gathered for the 31st annual pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual Help at Mount Saint Macrina Uniontown Pa with about 100000 expected to participate across the event and laboray.
An upbeat note invites the public to attend the next meet on October 6 with a Jane Austen quote, Everything nourishes what is strong already, underscoring a theme of perseverance.
The Beatles stunned Philadelphia with a 21 minute set at Convention Hall drawing massive screams. Police guarded the stage as hundreds of fans surged and shrieked while the band arrived from Atlantic City and prepared for a long night of fan fervor.
Three Negro girls entered Valley High School in Birmingham Alabama for the new term with little incident. Police blocked street access and spectators remained sparse as students registered. A nearby political motorcade protesting desegregation was dispersed before reaching Jones Valley High. The Birmingham School Board had submitted a four grade desegregation plan, which the federal court accepted.
Michael Gray admitted driving without a license in Seattle after changing his suit and wallet. He offered a brief apology, noting the lapse in paperwork and the embarrassment he felt. The incident drew local attention but no additional charges were reported.
McCartney told reporters that the difference is an accent or a language as the group presses on with its U S tour. The Beatles continue their 26 city tour of the United States with a performance in Indianapolis, Ind tonight.
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