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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1964

Page

5

Odd Fellows To Conduct Service At Meadville

The Grand Encampment of Pennsylvania of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold its annual religious service tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the Odd Fellows Home for Children chapel in Meadville. Embert Earle of Corry will speak. he is a deacon and school superintendent at the local Assembly of God Church. Music by William B Frank and Donald Smith will accompany the Grand Encampment delegation from Sinking Spring. All Odd Fellows Rebekahs and families are invited. Arden B Baldwin organized the service as Grand Encampment representative to the Meadville home board.

Pennsylvania Independent Order of Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Home For Meadville Embert Earle Jonathan Lodge Corry Earle Assembly of God Church William B. Frank Donald Smith Sinking Spring Odd Fellows Arden B. Baldwin

Baby Born to Cressleys at Corry Memorial Hospital

A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Cressley of Spring Creek.

Corry Memorial Hospital Robert Cressley Spring Creek

Woman Bears 24th Child in Pine Ridge Reservation

Mrs. James Big Crow, 40, has given birth to her 24th child and both mother and baby are fine. She has 16 prior hospital visits, with eight sets of twins and eight single births. Nineteen children survive, including Robert, 20, in the Navy. The Big Crow family lives on the Pine Ridge Reservation in a four room house without electricity.

Napid City S. D James Big Crow

Operation Hush Dont Wake Mink at Paine AFB

At Paine Air Force Base an Air Force order quiets takeoffs and landings to protect local mink ranchers newborn kits. About fifty ranchers petitioned for silence until spring, citing baby mink deaths from loud noises. The Air Force approved a temporary course alteration.

Wysrett Wash Paine Air Force Base Air Force

Episcopal Churchwomen Meet in Erie Diocese District Session

The Episcopal Churchwomen of the Erie Diocese met yesterday in Emmanuel Episcopal Church with a 10:30 communion service opening the session. Attendees included diocesan treasurer Mrs. Robert Dildine, district chairwoman Mrs. Herman K. Klank, and diocesan president Mrs. Clark Wolfkiel. Rev. Walter Edwards and Rev. Roy Schaffer spoke.

Episcopal Robert Dildine Herman K. Klank Clark Wolfkiel Walter Edwards Roy Schaffer

Library Letter The Birthday King by Gabriel Fielding

Review of a novel set in Nazi Germany seen through a wealthy Jewish Catholic family. Fielding examines how members adapt to or resist Nazism and notes the work winning the Thomas More Association Medal for 1963. Also references Mr. Lincoln and the Negroes: the Long Road to Equality.

Gabriel Fielding Nazi Germany Mn Fielding Thomas More Association M Odal Mr. Lincoln

Civil rights struggle and Lincoln in inaugural speech

William C. Douglas describes a stirring account of racial equality in America with an appendix of key documents including the Declaration Gettysburg Address and Emancipation Proclamation. The piece notes Kennedy's civil rights message and Lincoln's in inaugural as a philosophical basis for equality. Val H. Wilson, 49, president of Skidmore College, died at home from a heart ailment in Saratoga Springs.

William C. Douglas America Lincoln Kennedy Douglas Pine Saratoga Springs, N. Y Val H. Wilson Skidmore College

Favorite Community Recipe Shared for Publication

A home style cornbread like recipe uses white Hour 1% cups corn meal sugar molasses milk and water mix in a bowl then steam for two hours in a 10 by 4 inch pan. Readers are invited to send their favorite recipes to The Corry Journal for publication.

The Corry Journal

Birthday Party Fetes Mrs Libbie Rogers at Quiet Acres

Mrs Libbie Rogers a patient at Quiet Acres Nursing Home was honored on her 79th birthday attended by twelve relatives and Corry friends as well as nursing home residents. Flowers gifts and a decorated cake ice cream and punch were served by staff.

Libbie Rogers Quiet Acres Nursing Home Corry

Local notices and TV events in Erie and Corry

Dr H A Curtis returns home after a visit with his son George in Rockville Md. Mrs Harold Messenger will appear on Erie Channel 12 to discuss the Erie County Exceptional Children's Center May fund drive. The Hangmen perform on Buffalo Channel 4 for Project Opportunity hosted by Max Bennink. Mrs Ernest Buick spoke on Credit Collections at a Holiday Inn Erie institute. Mr C Conrad Monroe and Stewart Long head to Washington for the US Chamber convention. Bonnie Bell school attendees Jerry and Fay Ordway at Ange lotti's in Erie. Quote on manners from Alice Duer Miller. The Spoken Word is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There.

H. A. Curtis East Congress Street Ae Way George Curtis Rockville Harold Messenger IR. D. 2 Erie Channel 12 Erie County Exceptional Children’s Center Messen-ger Buffalo Channel 4 Max Bennink Chuck Healy Ernest Buick 231 Mound Street Corty Memorial Hospital United States Chamber of Commerce Long Monroe Corryites Marise White Marion Rowley Fay Ordway Sea’s Drugs Bonnie Bell Cosmetic Angelotti Eric Alice Duer Miller

Bridge Scores Open Duplicate Club Opens With Wide Traveler Field

A new duplicate bridge club held its first session last evening at the Beverly residence on Wayne street. Out of town players led the field in a seven table Mitchell game. North south winners were D E Conaway and wife of Warren 104, Carl Hultberg and M A Kornreich of Warren 93 2, T H Treat and wife of Union City 85. East west winners included Arthur Treat of Union City and R H Larsen of Jamestown 106, Hunzinger and Kornreich 99 Mr Hattie Castle and Miles Van Norman of Jamestown 85, and M Jay Ream and Tom Ream of Warren 85. The event is open and will be held Fridays at 8 pm at the Beverly residence. Monthly Master Point night is the fourth Friday each month.

Morgan Bevtrly Wayne Street Corry Bridge D. E. Conaway Warren Carl Hultberg M. A. Kornreich T. H. Treat Union City Arthur Treat R. H. Larsen Jamestown Henry Hunzinger Hattie Castle Miles van Norman M. Jay Ream Tom Ream Beverly

Lettermen Dance To Be Held At Corry School Tonight

Corry Area School hosts a lettermen dance tonight from 8 to 11 in the school cafe. Parents and interested persons may attend with intermission singing by the Hangmen and a Shelley Berman monologue by James Barber at 9. Proceeds benefit the Senior Sweater Fund.

Corry Area Cafe Durin Hangmen Shelley Berman James Barber

Golden Age Club to Hear Clifford W Taylor

Clifford W. Taylor district manager of General Telephone Company will be guest speaker after the Corry Area Golden Age Club dinner at the YMCA Tuesday. Dinner served at 12:30 in the all purpose room. Sterling Wees secretary acts as chaplain for the day. Buy in Corry.

Golden Age Club Clifford W. Taylor General Telephone Company Corry Area YMCA Sterling Wees

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