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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
5
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A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Wickwite of Columbus. A son Carl was born at Hamot Hospital in Erie on Sunday evening to Mr and Mrs John Pirro of Erie. Mrs Carmella Pirro of 27 South Center Street is the paternal grandmother. A baby boy arrived at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Ghering of Waterford. A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Lichtinger of Erie.
At the Hotel Corry last evening the Kiwanis Club heard Elbaum of Eyle discuss boxing's future. He cited 16 years in the sport, noted two recent deaths, and urged a national commissioner. He proposed two minute rounds for beginners, lighter gloves, three judges, headgear, and non tape hands. TV, fewer fights, and training clubs declining were noted, with MGM publicity aid and local attendees listed.
Mrs Paul Meerdink was elected president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church at the April meeting. Officers named include vice president Ms Frank McKnight and recording secretary Mrs Travers Brobb here. A May mother and daughter banquet was planned and the spring WSCS district meeting set for April 16 at the local church.
Members of the Home League of the Salvation Army under Mrs Captain John Edeen Jr will lead the Holy Week worship service tonight at 7 30 at the cita del A colored filmstrip The Crucifixion will be shown Other participants include Brigadier Dorothy Messenger Mrs Clara Morris Mary Robbins Katherine Satterlee Helen Tripp Margaret Cook Gertrude Higby Rose Imhoff Thur an Miles Gertrude Adams Eras tine Bortner and Miss Cecil Satterlee Public is invited Next Tuesday at 7 30 p m an Easter party will be held with Mrs Margaret Cook in charge of arrangements Devotions will follow the program
Mr and Mrs Victor Morris of Spartangburg were honored by Corty Navy Mothers Club at their 25th wedding anniversary. Twenty four attendees included the couple and Charla Morris as guests. The evening featured games and refreshments with a decorated anniversary cake and a Bit from the group. The next club meeting is at Mrs Royal Messenger's home on May 18.
Austintown school board reverses ban on baccalaureate services at Fitch High School for 208 seniors. Five members vote to allow Catholic and Protestant clergy to participate, with garb rules. The move follows a protest by 60 attendees and a U S Supreme Court ruling on school prayers shaping the policy reversal.
Anita Ekberg of Sweden wed American triadler Rick Van Nuth in a civil ceremony in Lugano Switzerland. The event was led by Mrs. Winnie Kubas with cohostesses Mrs. K. Satterlee and Mary Robbins hosting the evening.
The Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. James Lewis’s East Bond Street home with TL members and a guest. Miss Lena Merker led devotions. Mrs. Maton Rumbaugh chaired. Plans for April sewing day, Presbyterial at Meadville, and a May missionary conference were discussed, highlighting Ganado Mission for Navjo Indians in Arizona.
Local readers can expect a daily dose of leisure in the Corry Journal with engaging reading pieces, brief columns, fiction snippets, and light human interest items designed for steady enjoyment.
The public is invited to view the delicate process of making and decorating eggs with Thomas and two unidentified students at the school from 9 a m to 3 p m.
Tomorrow public viewing invites at Cofty Area High School in the home economics lab. Students under Mrs Raymond Sandburg and Mrs William Hall craft sugar eggs with window interiors to revive a lost art as part of Easter celebrations.
John Wayne testified in Superior Court to stop John Wayne Realthy and Investment Co of Phoenix from using the name. He said his real name is Michael Robert Morrison but has used John Wayne since 1929. Judge took the case under advisement.
Bertha Allott, 85, mother of U S Senator Gordon Allott of Colorado Springs died yesterday in Pueblo California. The brief obituary notes her son’s public service and honors.
The Corry Public Library hosts a PTA Council panel tomorrow evening with Ruth Myers and Robert Tunnell Sr along with David MacKenzie to discuss the library. A supper will be served at 6:00 PM in the Corry Area High School cafeteria, and council officers will be reelected. PTA members are urged to attend and bring a tureen.
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII signed an encyclical on world peace calling it a broad appeal to all men of good will not only Catholics. It stresses peace on earth as a universal goal and notes the document stems from revelation and natural law, opening to all people. The encyclical will be published on Wednesday.
John Murphy turns 100 today, refusing to admit his true age and joking he is 98. He credits hard work and a long life, though he admits not liking many of his many jobs.
In Anton, Pa a St. Michael's School for boys abandoned boxing after a year old Army private was killed in a ring incident. The Rev. Joseph T. Conboy said the sport cannot be considered a sport after the tragedy. Gov. Scranton proposed a moratorium on boxing while the Athletic Commission investigates, awaiting guidance from the General Assembly. The earlier halt in the state followed a separate boxing death in Philadelphia. Francisco Velasquez died after a bout in Carbondale, the fifth boxing death this year. Father Conboy added that the implicated boxer, Harold Johnson, may not pursue boxing professionally, and the incident haunts him.
About 30 members of the Corry Jamestown Lodge of the International Association of Machinists heard Mrs. Norman Tarbell review the CHEER program for the handicapped. The lodge endorsed the program and pledged men to help. Lew Barton was named business agent candidate for District 65 TAM and delegates to the TAM convention in Washington May 4 5 and 6. Delegates to the Cornell in Bradford in June were also chosen.
Dr Gordon Farrington Baker, aged 85, a veteran minister in active service with the American Baptist Convention, died yesterday in New York.
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