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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
3
Fragmented notes reference maps of Kashmir and a Chinese presence near a Maine area mountain state. The text is incomplete, but suggests a time claim of seven to six years and mentions an agency, with unclear context or actions.
Fragmentary notice states there are prices and payments today related to an Erie area matter. No clear entities or actions are readable.
Miss Joan Neckers daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Neckers of 618 Mead avenue received a 200 scholarship award on the eve of leaving for Fredonia Teachers College New York. Roger Grape senior vice commander of the Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars West 261 presented the award. Neckers was chosen for outstanding achievements at Corry Area High School funds come from the citys Christmas lighting committee which arranges holiday lights each year.
Corry Bridge Association members held a four and one half table Howell game at the VW Post home. The average score was 30 with winners including Mr and Mrs George T Michael of Union City 42 Mr and Mrs T H Treat of Union City 99 and Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly 3743 The next event at the Post home will be a Master Point game.
The Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church held its fall meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Murray Raymond on Planks Road. An outdoor dinner followed. Mrs Cecil Messinger presided and committees were named for the coming year. Plans were discussed for Corry church centennial next year. The Pennsylvania Association of Regular Baptist Churches set meetings for September 23 24 and 25 at the church. Claire Porter shared Alaska trip slides and a Seattle World's Fair report. Next meeting date and time will be announced.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted its first fall meeting with 22 members and two visitors. Dr. H. Ray Harris led the opening prayer, while president Herbert Trisket conducted the business session and organized a Men's Day committee for October 21.
Mrs Bertha Stockton of Columbus was honored in a Sombrero Room luncheon by The Readers group yesterday. She will soon move to Franklin Pennsylvania. The event included a gift presentation and a brief business session led by president Mrs Willis Brown. The next meeting is set for September 24 at the Columbus home of Mrs Emma Carroll.
Corry county Club hosted a bi weekly luncheon and bridge session led by hostesses Mrs. Robert Olt Sr and Mrs. E. B. Hawkins. After lunch, bridge winners were Mrs. Hubert Heerlein, Mrs. R. C. Anderson, and Mrs. Eugene Shenefiel. Final session on September 6 will close the season with Mrs. Heerlein and Mrs. Fred Kauer handling reservations.
Mrs Bracken entertained yesterday at her Oakley avenue home with an informal luncheon honoring Mrs Thomas Francis and her son Patrick of Waterford who were visiting. Mrs Bracken and Mrs James Allyn, a luncheon guest, were classmates of Mrs Francis at Villa Maria College. A social afternoon followed with friends including Mrs Robert Bracken Mrs Clifford Taylor and Mrs Charles Bracken.
Entrants from 12 northwestern Pennsylvania counties competed in the 4-H District Dairy Show in Meadville on Saturday. Blue ribbon winners included Warren County youths plus Bear Lake, Scandia, Columbus, and Akeley participants showing Holsteins, Guernseys, and Brown Swiss. District winners advance to the State Junior Dairy Show in Harrisburg on September 19, with David Curtis, Alan Scott, and David Nordin planning to attend.
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid hosted a family party at the Community Center with a tureen dinner and a decorated birthday cake. They sang Happy Birthday to Morris Follett and Margo Morris as five generations attended, including Minnie Joy Arthur Morris Bruce Moore Richard Harding and children David and Members. An all-day session is planned for October 10 at the Community Center.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Geone Rost Jr in Sper tansburg yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Marvin Wane of Wattsbore Adanehtey at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son was born at Coty Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alton Bromley Jr Corry. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Floyd Hoffman 244 West Washington. A son born to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Calderone 328 York Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. Pvt John Suonard Granam of Corry graduated from Parris Island Marine Corps Reserve Division Training School and will go to Camp Lejeune for advanced training. in November he will deploy to Hawaii. Mrs Andrew Hanlin of Jamestown NY visited Corry friends for three days. Miss Kathleen Scholton and Miss Barbara Toth left for Jamestown General Hospital School of Practical Nursing. Miss Nancy Krupa, summer worker in Atlantic City, visited her parents before departing for Indiana State College. Mr and Mrs Warland Boyd of Albuquerque are visiting Corry, Sherman and Cambridge Springs. In Congress, administration opposes Cuba as a military base. Defense Secretary McNamara to testify on reserve measure. State Department says the U.S. investigates an Alpha 66 claim of a machinegun attack on three vessels in Cuban waters. The group claims Puerto Rico as its headquarters.
The Senate considers stand by authority to call 150,000 ready reserves without a national emergency declaration. President Kennedy could mobilize up to 1 million reserves if an emergency is declared. Administration sources cite international tensions, with focus on Bertin and Cuba-Soviet threats, as the driving concerns behind the request. Secretary Rusk reassures a joint session on the issue.
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