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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1961

Page

5

Town Topics Scout Hike and Wedding Announcements

Scouts plan a six hour hike along the historic Washington Trail starting at Waterford and ending at Cambridge Springs with camp at Waterford. Engagement announced for Marela Ann McElroy to Dennis Ray O Neel, both connected to Santa Ana families. Spring wedding planned in California.

Waterford Cambridge Springs Histore Washington ‘Trail Fort LeBoeuf Order of Ye Arrow Scouts Washington ‘Trail Council Boy Scouts, of America Boy Scouts of America Marela Ann McElroy Dennis Ray O’neel Horton McElroy Glenwood Place Santa Ana Calif Lucille McElroy Roy O'Neel East 16Th Street Miss McElroy Valley High School Santa Ana College Mr. O'néel Mater del High School McElroys Corry

Dancing Classes Open Next Week By Mrs Tarbell

Mrs Norman Tarbell of 420 Fast South Street announces the opening of dancing classes for the 1961 62 fall and winter season. Instruction includes baton social dancing junior and senior high school groups and adults. Regular preschool intermediate and advanced lap and ballet will also be taught at her studio. Registration advised at 5901. Tarbell produced Sleeping Beauty for Concord School Virgil G Curtis Memorial Scholarship Loan Fund.

Norman ‘Tarbell Fast South Street Tarbell St At Corry Area Concord School Virgil G. Curtis

Ambassadors Class Meets At IOOF Hall

The Ambassadors Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the IOOF Hall on Wednesday evening with 26 members and one guest. Devotions themed The Character of Seth were led by Charles Koch. George Cooklis oversaw entertainment including readings by Harold Marsh and Everett Eastman. A program preceded a film on Earthquakes. The next session will be October 25 at 4 with location to be announced.

Evangelical United Brethren Church IOOF Charles’ Koch Ising Seth George Cooklis Harold Marsh Everett Eastman Fim

Luncheon Bridge Group Holds Final Session at Club

The Country Club Ladies Day luncheon-bridge group held its final meeting yesterday at the club on Russell Road. After a 1 PM lunch, the ladies played bridge with winners including Mrs. E. E. Hawkins, Mrs. Horton Davis, and Mrs. Wallace Hammond.

Carry Country Club Russell Road E. E. Hawkins Horton Davis Wallace Hammond

Mrs. Clabbatz Feted At Shower In Clymer

Mrs Ronald Willey and Miss Jaret Humphrey hosted a post nuptial shower for Mrs Carl Clabbatz of Guthing at the Willey home in Clymer. Guests enjoyed games and awards were given to Miss Betty Low Dunlap and Miss Sharon Beckerinke. Refreshments included a salad course brownies and coffee. Favors were miniature plastic swans filled with tints and nuts.

Capitol Makes Yule Plans for Christmas at the Capitol

AP reports plans underway for Christmas observances at the Capitol. Notes to Congress members and Capitol employees urge generous contributions to fund a large Christmas tree and daily carol singing by choirs. Memo signed by J Lewey Caraway, superintendent, and Morgan D. Roderick of the sergeant at arms staff.

Whomtuaj Congress Capitol J. Lewey Caraway Senate Morgan D. Roderick Al-Arms

Tropical storm Sally eases over Hong Kong region

Tropical storm Sally weakened after losing punch as it moved north of Hong Kong causing widespread damage and disruption in the British colony.

Hong Kong Sally

Farewell Dinner Honors Rev Paul F Bauer at First Presbyterian

About 225 members of Rev Paul F Bauer's congregation gathered at the church recreation room for a farewell dinner as he departs for Waynesburg College to serve as vice president. The Bauer family including Marian and children Paul Connie and John have lived in Corry 11 years with Bauer serving as pastor. Speakers from sessions, trust, deacons, Youth Fellowship and Women’s groups, along with ministers and committee members, offered testimonials and presented a church purse to the family. Decorations featured Waynesburg College colors orange and black, with remarks from Mrs Bauer and other honored guests.

Paul P. Bauer First Presbyterian Church Bauer Paul F. Bauer First Pressbyterian Church Waynesburg College Waynesburg Frank Grice William Hall Robert Galbreath Robert Hunt Alfred van Dresar Alfred Morrison Jr Women’s Associations Marion Rumbaugh Etrele Waliam Gumbleton Christian Education Harold Patterson Rey

College fall banquet decor and listing of helpers

Tables were set with lower arrangements and large orange and black cakes. Preliminary plans for last evening came from Mr and Mrs John Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Jan Howard. Robert Hunt and Dan McK downey led decorations. Covenant Circle of the Women’s Association supervised dinner and serving with Ellen Fuller as chairman in Merle Page’s absence, aided by Helen Johnson Harvey Loveland Eddy Hull Beardsley Haight and Willard among others.

John Kennedy Jan Howard Robert Hunt Dan Mckdowney Covenant Women's Association of the Hitch Ellen Fuller Merle Page Helen Johnson Harvey Loveland Robert Eddy L. B. Hull George Beardsley Cleo Haight Willard

Castro Closes Gambling Joints and Reopens on Reduced Scale

President Castro ordered the closure of gambling venues seen as exploiting the elite and used the action to rally support for the revolution. He announced the crackdown aimed at the rich and counterrevolutionary elements while outlining a plan to maintain hotel workers’ jobs. He linked U.S. activities to sabotage claims and said Cuba would sell 40 million tons of sugar to Communist bloc nations over four years to sustain employment in the sugar sector.

Painuener Castros Castro Tims Eewlutint Wale Cuba United States U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Casio

Goldwater Predicts Historic GOP Landslide If Elections Held Today

SUN VALLEY Idaho AP Sen Barry Goldwater forecast a sweeping Republican victory if congressional elections occurred now. He urged increased GOP power citing New Frontier failures and urged unity at a Western conference dinner. Nixon's future prospects noted. Miller kept options open. An unrelated report from Blackpool notes the Communist-dominated Electrical Trades Union expelled by Britain's Labour Party.

Sun Valley Idaho Barry Goldwater Arizona Republican Western Conference Goldwater Kennedy Neville Chamberlaing Ruehard M. Nixon Hils California Nixon United States Rep William Miller New York RED Union Blackpool England Gonunithop Britain Labor Party Today Electrical Trades Union

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