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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1962
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes reference ms ark we from ind and a hospital context. Mentions of communism, Lindberg, Corryite ant and a vatue appear as scattered terms with unclear relationships or dates. No coherent event or identifiable names to anchor a full summary.
A garbled report mentions a street scene and a wagon, with scattered phrases about eating sauce, New York, a basis, and a coffin. No clear events or names emerge. the readable fragments suggest a damaged local item with unclear connections.
Miss Joan W Heberlein and Dr Russell R Rycheck wed at St Pauls Cathedral in Pittsburgh with Rev Cyril Crap officiating. The ceremony featured yellow and white chrysanthemums, a candlelight peau de soie gown, and a crescent bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Elizabeth Laskovich and bridesmaids Misses Maureen Clare and Nancy Bresnan. After a reception in Arlington, the couple departed for a 10 day honeymoon and will reside in Pittsburgh. Mrs Rycheck is a nurse at Children’s Hospital, a St Benedict’s and St Vincent’s graduate. the groom is a University of Pittsburgh alumnus.
A tureen dinner for 23 Women’s Relief Corps members was served at Grange Hall. Mrs. Cala Pier led the 2 pm business session with plans for District No. 3 convention on Oct 6 in the hall. Reservations by Sept 25. Special prize went to Mrs. Mattie McIntyre. A October 2 meeting starts at 9 am. A son born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Daniel Mc Eldowney at Corry Memorial Hospital.
The Enenciy Circle at the Cutting Sunday School met at Mrs Nell Thompson’s home. Members answered roll call with Bible flower names. Guest missionary Mrs Harold Thompson from Africa attended. Mrs Fred Wallace led the business meeting. A Bible study program hinged on Faith readings. Mrs Max Bemis read two poems about Alcohol and Hall of Fame. Mrs Billy Craday received gifts for her infant Denise Mildred. Buffet lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs Harold Thompson. In October the group will meet with Mrs Carl Bayle.
A father and son banquet is scheduled for Thursday at St Pauls Lutheran Church beginning 6 pm. The roast beef dinner will be prepared by the church women. Irwin Ahl arranged a special program and Sterling Wees YMCA executive secretary will give the address. Reservations may be made by Elof Dahl or Clarence Madison Jr. or at the church tomorrow.
The U S Weather Bureau at Philadelphia International Airport reports a 39 degree low, a new date record surpassing the 40 degree low set in 2004. Out of town guests arrived from Erie Corry and several New York and Florida cities.
Dr. Robert Ruthven a psychiatrist at North Warren State Hospital will address the College Women’s Club on Monday evening in the YMCA all purpose room. Ruthven a Manitoba Medical School graduate serves on the hospital staff and will discuss mental health as the program topic. Mrs. Vernon Church urges all members to attend the first fall meeting.
A fragmented list outlines open houses receptions and services for local churches and organizations from Friday through Thursday. Notable items include a DeMauri home open house, a Walter Thoms church service, an organ recital, a women’s dinner, and various meetings at First Methodist, Dutch Village Restaurant, and IOOF Hall. The text notes dates, times, venues, and some attendees or hosts.
President Kennedy commemorates Lincoln's 1863 Proclamation as a new beginning. He cites the ongoing fight to turn freedom into reality, noting segregation and denial of rights faced by African Americans. Ceremony includes Allan Nevins, Adlai Stevenson, and Thurgood Marshall. draft document raffled in 1864 and later owned by New York.
Kennedy notes two facts about Black Americans: loyalty to the United States despite humiliation and ongoing work for self salvation. He asserts emancipation of slaves occurred long ago but urges that this century has seen Black citizens emancipating themselves. He calls for eradicating discrimination and segregation to make equal rights reality.
A twin engine chartered plane carrying U S Representative James E Van Zandt Republican candidate for U S senator landed crippled yesterday on approach. One engine failed and a brake cylinder leaked oil over the damaged motor during the descent. The incident occurred at ayvania raetar on a misty afternoon.
An Army helicopter armed with a shotgun shot down a 100 foot balloon over western Pennsylvania yesterday. The gas bag drifted at about 1000 feet, endangering air traffic until a civilian officer in the helicopter forced it down on Jacks Island in the Allegheny River, 26 miles north of Pittsburgh. It took 10 blasts to bring it down. Pilot CWO Charles H. Rooney said the bag was a thin transparent plastic filled with logs and weighted. The balloon’s origin and purpose remain unknown.
Vier Zandt landed safely at Jim my Swart Airfield in Indiana where he was to speak between trips to Washington. He had flown about 10,000 miles on the campaign plane across the state. A second plane was chartered for the return flight to Washington.
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