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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1964
Page
5
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Beagle Party at Hare Creek Beagle Club drew elated members to a Moose Lodge social with a "howling" success public fashion show. Chairs Merle Amy and George Ficcardi led a 66-table event featuring Town and Country sportswear and stage music by Mrs. Alfred Van Dresar. Awards donated by local businesses celebrated card and raffle winners, with prizes ranging from $20 to $30.
At a printing meeting for the new Committee on Manpower Development and Training Governor Scranton called unemployment horror and said the program could be the most meaningful the state has ever had. Dr Alfred W Beattie of Allegheny County schools named permanent chairman of the committee.
The YMCA pool hosted a swim exhibition under Mrs. Charles Post with beginners to adult advanced swimmers, synchronized displays, after the auxiliary’s business meeting led by President Mrs. Alton Dahlstrand. Devotions by Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom. Refreshments served by Mrs. George Gould and committee. Next month an appreciation meeting will honor past year supporters.
Governor John B. Connally and his wife recount the Dallas motorcade nightmare of November 22 before the Warren Commission. They describe sitting in the open car jump seat as the shots struck Kennedy and Connally, seeking to aid the investigation with their firsthand account.
Miss Ruth Bennett and Mrs. Gladys Howe served as essay contest judges during National Library Week at the local library. Wo men’s Golf Association directors will meet Thursday at 10 for a planning session at Dr. John Mohr’s offices, with committee chairmen invited to set up the May 16 luncheon at Corry Country Club. An open house honors Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curry on their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday from 2 to 3 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Lottsville Methodist Church. Earl G. Culbertson Jr. on leave from Mare Island will visit his parents before returning to duty aboard USS Whitfield Cuy. Charles Sandburg of Columbus trains at Camp Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sandburg. Quote: One can acquire everything in solitude except character.
Gov. Scranton announced yesterday that Mercer County has been allocated 3359 dollars for juvenile probation services. The funding supports county efforts to supervise and rehabilitate at risk youth within the Harrisburg area.
Kiwanis members met last evening in the Colonial Room of the Moose home for a fish dinner. Douglas Rozelle Jr. introduced George Christensen who spoke on Race Problems in a Community Like Ours and led a group discussion. John Rossbacher led singing. Guests Kenneth Brown and Raymond Garvey of Erie, Meadow Brook Dairy officials, attended. Directors’ meeting was set for William Miller’s home tomorrow evening.
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Bennett of R D 1 Corry.
Mrs Mildred Orr hosted twelve Mentor Club members at Liberty Street and led a business meeting in which officers were elected. The group scheduled their annual luncheon for May 23 at the Hotel Concord in North East. Officers named were Mrs Orr president, Miss Adele McCray vice president, Miss Louis Williams secretary, and Mrs Maude Barnes treasurer. J Harold Patterson presented a slide program on the Pacific Northwest. Refreshments included cream puffs coffee tea mints and nuts.
Yesterday afternoon the Readers met at the home of Mrs. Ira Miller on North Center street. Eight members replied to roll call. Willis Brown presided. Mrs. Blanche Sullivan and Mrs. George Nagel were appointed to arrange a clothing party in May. Mrs. Sullivan presented the program with a reading on Stephen Foster. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Ralph Sperry.
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