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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1962
Page
5
A mashed OCR fragment references a horse event with riders and a harness or farming context. It hints at a winner or throw, a stop, and a race pace. Specific names, places, dates, and outcomes are unreadable in the fragment.
Diana Williams and Harold Fullom wed at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Bea rdum in a 2 pm ceremony. Attendants included Carolyn Babcock, Allen Fullom, and ushers Wayne Dopnisey and Robert Bailey. A 250-guest reception followed in the church hall. The couple reside at 1279 White Street, Warren, with both graduates of CAHS. she is a medical secretary at North Warren State Hospital, he with the Fish Commission.
Robert Davis son of Mr and Mrs Bugin Davis of East Washington Street returns to DeVry Technical Institute Chicago after a holiday weekend visit with his parents Miss Janet Engle daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Engle of Columbus leaves for Warren Ohio for her first teaching assignment following graduation in May from Evangel College in Springfield MO Her house guest for the weekend Miss Rose Moran of Clarksburg VA accompanies her Both will teach fourth grade at McKinley School in Warren Ohio.
A farewell party for Pendleton Brown age 14, son of Mr and Mrs Pendleton Brown of Selota road, was held at the East Columbus avenue home of Mr and Mrs James Allyn. The event hosted by Michael Allyn was outdoors with refreshments, games, and visits as Brown leaves today for his first year at St Mark's Seminary in Erie. The group numbered about twenty.
A Sunday evening event at the Caruso home honored Joln Costello leaving for St. Mark's Seminary and Pat Caruso turning 16. Hosts Mrs. Caruso and Mrs. Costello organized games, prizes, and dances as balloons, cake, and refreshments filled the room.
Kathy Hasbrouck was feted on her ninth birthday at a Concord street home hosted by her mother and Mrs. Ronald Hopson. The party featured games, root beer floats, and a decorated cake, with guests including Debbie Gilliland, Marilyn Gilliland, Diane Price, Tanya Price, and several others. Her friends presented humorous favors and money gifts.
Frederick W. Ahls and his wife observed their 25th wedding anniversary on August 28 at their Chestnut Street home. About 60 relatives, neighbors and friends attended an open house and reception hosted by the couple’s daughter and son in law, with guests from Ohio towns including Cleveland, Akron, Meadville and Conneaut. The event featured summer floral décor, a four tier silver and crystal cake, and gifts including a purse of money. The Ahls were married August 28, 1937, at the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle.
Mr and Mrs Robert B Curtis and children Allen and Linda of 228 West Congress street left Sunday for a new home in Moline Illinois were honored Friday evening at a farewell party hosted by Mr and Mrs Loren R Gibbons on West Congress street Approximately 50 neighbors relatives and close friends attended an outdoor roast of wieners corn and marshmallows Gifts were given to the Curtis family Curtis formerly worked as an x ray technician at Corry Memorial Hospital and will take a similar job with the Ansco Company in Moline Illinois
The Tanner family reunion took place yesterday at Stennett pavilion in Mead Park with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tanner of Sherman as hosts. A bountiful dinner, visiting, and games followed. Frank Sturgis, president, chaired the business meeting and was renamed president. Ruth Lyon became secretary and treasurer. Next year’s reunion will again be at the same site on Labor Day with hosts Mr and Mrs. Harold Tanner of Wayne Valley and Mr and Mrs. Howard Brumagin of Guys Mill.
Mr. Person, a 10 grade at Corry Avenue High School, is a senior at B J Meyer Hospital School of Nursing. No definite wedding date has been set.
MEADVILLE Severglc dren aboard a motorboat near a lake were burned on Sunday. The boat owned by Dr A Polatka of Ellwood City burned after gasoline fumes ignited from engine sparks. Children wearing life jackets were thrown into the water and rescued by nearby craft. One child about a year old reportedly injured. Dr Polatka treated at his cottage. the physician reportedly jumped into the lake to help. A Fish Commission warden investigated. damage not extensive. Another man, Armond Pacella of Coraopolis, fell from a dock and was treated for a fractured right leg at Spencer Hospital.
The 34 Miss America contestants including Miss Pennsylvania Crystal Leigh Martin 19 of Milton Pa parade before cameras in swimsuits before the final judging. After morning posing the group will rehearse and attend a Boardwalk Parade with final pageant results to be announced Saturday night.
A new healing substance reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery while gently relieving pain and stopping itching. In multiple cases, shrinkage occurred alongside pain relief, showcasing an astonishing effect not previously seen.
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