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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1965
Page
5
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The Duquesne University Tamburitzans present a 1964 65 folk concert at Warren Area High School on Wednesday at 8 p m sponsored by Epsilon Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority The group of 27 student artists preserve Slavic folk arts and wear authentic costumes. new troupe every four years.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Thompson of RD 3 enjoyed a ride on the AMF Monorail at the New York World's Fair. The hilltop attraction sits 40 feet high, looping around the scenic lake on two parallel four thousand foot lines with seven two car trains. Riders gain a high vantage point while air conditioned cars offer views and photo opportunities. A nearby Fun and Games Center offers free attractions for riders and the James Bond 007 sports car from Goldfinger is showcased daily.
Spring Creek Township Elementary School PTA held its first fall session led by president Mrs. Allen Borton. A music program was led by Mrs. Virgil Tubbs and devotions by Mrs. Dale Linebaugh. The 57th annual State PTA convention is set for Wilkes-Barre October 10 11 12, with a Corry Area PTA Council dinner October 20 at Spring Creek School. The council meets monthly but moved to the third Wednesday. next regular session is October 7 at 8 pm featuring Kenneth Whaley of Warren with slides of the Kinzua Dam area. PTA officers, Borton Johnson and Donaldson, served refreshments.
Dr. John E. German of Reading was elected president of the Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the American Revolution at the close of a two day convention held in Johnstown.
Evangelist Max Tucker will deliver nightly messages at First Baptist Cauren Spar tansburg as part of the Christ Above All revival through Friday at 8 p m. Rev. Robert B. Richardson, pastor, lists topics from Revelation such as The World In the Midst of Tribulation and The Great Notorious Prostitute in the Midst of Judgment.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Ernest Ploss of 1284 White Street. Mrs Ploss is the former Myrtle Loomis. The notice also mentions a daughter born Sunday to Mr and Mrs John Gallagher of Forest Park Dayton Ohio, with Mrs Gallagher the former Dorothy Ann MacInnes. Jack A MacInnes of Radnor PA is noted as maternal grandparent. The piece ends with a community invitation.
A surprise Saturday evening reception in the Narthex of Evangelical United Brethren Church celebrated Mr and Mrs Allan Kuhn for their 25th wedding anniversary. About 50 friends attended arranged by Mrs Lyle Chase Mrs Allan May and Mrs Ivan Hunsberger.
Miss Lindareno, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Freno of Wright Street, returns to Waynesburg College as a senior and joins the Psi Chi honor society. Mr and Mrs Louis Miller of East South Street and their daughter Mrs Ivan Smith of Warren spent a week fishing in Perth Ontario and touring Ottawa. Rosa Larrondo and Luis Nario of Santiago, Chile, write thanks to Stewart A Long of Corry Chamber of Commerce for a warm reception during their Corry visit. Kingston, Ohio visitors Mr and Mrs Eugene Davis toured International Business Machines and the Catskill Mountains while in town. Miss Ethel Matthews hosts Past Grands of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge tomorrow at 8 o clock. Hugh McKnight begins first year at Allegheny College in Meadville. Corry students Cindy Buesink Arthur Tarbell Jim Jackman and Kathe Tunnel also listed among returnees.
Franklin hosts an Antique Show tied to the Frontier Festival sponsored by the Franklin Hospital Auxiliary. Dealers within 70 miles participate in a two day event from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at St. Johns Parish House near the courthouse. The festival includes educational cultural programs and entertainment with Don Riggs as master of ceremonies.
Mrs Beatrice Geer of RD 3 Union City announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Marcia Kay Kuhns to David L McDonald son of Mr and Mrs Howard McDonald of 596 Liberty Street Both couples are Corry Area High School students The wedding date has not been set.
The Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Macinnes North Center street for an afternoon session. Mrs Loveland led the business meeting after dessert served by Mrs Hammond and Mrs Loveland. Mrs Hileman gave devotions and Mrs Heerlein presented a program on The Ways of the African People with materials from the country. A rummage sale was announced for October 5 and 9 at the church. Mrs Heerlein hosts next meeting October 19 at her Wright street home.
Vatican Ecumenical Council delegates hear appeals for a worldwide campaign to address atheism by tackling social and economic causes. Father Arrupe calls for social reform as essential to fighting atheism alongside denunciation. 2,200 bishops enter week three as Pope Paul VI visits a gypsy camp near Rome, sharing Mass and clapping along with ballads despite rain.
Tropical storm Debbie was expected to intensify as it moved into warm Gulf waters. Hurricane Carol roamed in the Atlantic about 1,800 miles from North Carolina with winds near 80 mph and no immediate land threat. Forecasters tracked Debbie from a position roughly 500 miles south of New Orleans.
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