Fragmentary navy report word salad with marine terms
Fragmented OCR text contains garbled nautical phrasing about a sea race or voyage with waves, sail, keel, a ship near Florid a tidal delay, and a figure of two million readout corrupted by errors.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1964
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text contains garbled nautical phrasing about a sea race or voyage with waves, sail, keel, a ship near Florid a tidal delay, and a figure of two million readout corrupted by errors.
Fragment references a match or team event with New York and California, mentioning a chairman and a limp. Details are unreadable. no clear names, dates, or outcomes available to summarize.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a poetic or prose line about loss and desire. It mentions knowledge, borrowing, sea, throttle, and a personal possession though the meaning is unclear. The readable terms suggest incomplete creative writing rather than a dated news item.
The provided text fragment lacks coherent, identifiable events, persons, or organizations to form a factual news item. It reads as stray notes without clear action or context suitable for a newspaper card summary.
Dr Joseph Ball president of the Titusville Campus of the University of Pittsburgh at Titusville will speak at Corry Area PTA Council dinner meeting in Corry Area High School cafeteria next Wednesday at 6 pm. Officers and members are invited to hear the talk on The Two Year College and participate in the session.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Floss at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Aynied and Mrs Lea Muldurick and Mrs Irene Dippel attended initiation ceremonies in Warren by the Warren CDA Court 34 where Anna B Fleming Class had thirty four candidates. Fleming honored with red roses and a personal gift. A tea followed. Mr and Mrs Michael Benwivengo of Meadville visited Cleveland with their daughter and family. John Pirro and sons Carl John and Ronald James celebrated a family birthday. Carl John turns one tomorrow. Leo Dolan of Snyder Circle expected back this evening after a Philadelphia trip with Attorney General Walter Alessandroni. Mrs James Shaver Sr of 328 Euclid St returned from Pittsburgh ear surgery. Mrs Robert Garfield of 41 Worth First Ave hosts Ruth Circle meeting at 8 o'clock with assistants Mrs Leland Johnston and Mrs Richard Frye. Corry Area Bible Club officers and teachers rally meeting set for tomorrow at 1 at Mrs Conrad Monroe’s Colum SUS Avenue Extell. attendance urged for national business discussion.
Mrs John Zamborik submits a home baked bread recipe My Favorite Recipe Brown or Graham Bread with sugar sour milk molasses soda graham flour raisins shortening egg salt and bake guidance The notice invites readers to send favorite recipes to The Corry Journal for publication
The Corry Public Library reports a larger March memorial book donation total than February. Donors include friends and neighbors. titles span Geography, gardening, biographies, classics, and reference works in memory of Henry Vaughan, Miles McCray, Harold Carr, Vern Smith, and others, with several gifts tied to National Library Week.
Art Club of Erie invites eligible area artists within 75 miles to submit work for the annual show. Entries accepted April 16–18 at the Erie Art Center, with judging by Reyington Arthur. Prizes total 850, including 250 Best in Show and 150 Second. Ecclesiastical Art prizes 50 and 25. Exhibition runs May 4 to month end.
Report claims sufferers praised a new healing substance Bio-Dyne from a world famous institute. The product named Preparation H is said to be available as a suppository or ointment at drug counters, promising rapid relief.
Fourteen members of the 4 H Bear Verdam 44 Junior Rifle Club met Saturday at the Burrows home of Walter Burrows in Ma. Diane Young was elected treasurer and Marty Darmfall was named executive officer. The meeting approved bylaws for national rifle association eligibility. The next meeting is set for April 15 at the State Armory on East Washington Street at 6 45 p.m.
Wattsburg couple Mr and Mrs Merle Clute were honored Saturday afternoon at an open house and reception for their 50th wedding anniversary in the United Presbyterian Church social room. The Clutes live in Wattsburg since 1940 after moving from Dover Ohio. Mrs Clute, formerly Hazel Merril, has two sons Donald of St Peters burg Missouri and Benest of Wattsburg, 12 grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Guests received gifts including a purse of money and a Bible for loss or damage.
A Saturday party at West Park Place celebrated Sammy Baressi for his 16th birthday. Hostess Mrs Samuel Baressi, aided by aunts Jeanette Angeline Baressi and Vickie Theresa Baressi, oversaw games run by Mr Baressi. Winners included Mike Comicz Mike Gluyna Chris Munsee Bill Lanther and Sammy. Guests counted 16 and gifts filled the room as decorations featured a birthday cake ice cream and soft drinks with balloons and candies as favors.
At a news conference, Johnson said morals have improved since his day and reflected as a father on his daughters. He cited the loosening morals among youth and tied it to a high teen unemployment rate of around 43 percent, calling the situation not pleasing and urging attention to youth issues.
ISBUR AP Time may be short for Gov. Scranton in the 1964 Republican presidential race says Fred Scribner Jr. of the GOP National Committee. Scranton denies running but could be drafted if voters seek a non-declared candidate. Behind announced foes, he lags in presidential preference polls, with Lodge named as a potential exception. A separate item notes three Penn State public welfare clinics addressing juvenile delinquency begin this week as part of a statewide effort.
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