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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1963

Page

5

CDA Plans May Event At VFW for Mothers and Daughters

Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home completed plans for a May mother and daughter communion and breakfast. Daughters and members will receive communion at 8 pm Mass, followed by breakfast at St Edward's School auditorium. Raymond Bachemer and his committee will serve. The Sister of Mercy will attend and direct the May Coronation by first grade students. Strongly featured are past grand regents recognition and a slate of officers to be elected May 9. The May 15 Titusville reception and Warren court 60th anniversary are also noted along with a week long observance at St Joseph's in Warren. Refreshments followed with spring flowers. Next meeting set for May 7.

Ws Eyemayn Catholic Daughters of America VFW St. Edward's School Raymond Bachemer CDA Sister of Mercy James Allyn May George Downey Cochairman Robert Sanders Shenango Inn Sharon John Cronin Pittsburgh Jerome Needham Mary Higgins John Lutz Anna Shields M. Agnes Lynch Titusville Court Titusville Warren Court National Cda Warren St. Joseph's Church Edward McManaman Brié Albert Ross Norbert Bachomner Cochairmann Donald Rooney Union City Mary K. Hand Walter Wotus Joseph Baressi P. B. Sotioski George Wurm Joseph Niedomys

Sunday Luncheon At Fellowship At First Presbyterian

A 5 p m luncheon for the Senior High Fellowship at First Presbyterian Church is planned on Sunday followed by an adult discussion group at 7 pm and the missionary conference committee meeting at 8 15 pm. Weekly items include Girl Scout Troops 65 and 380 meeting Monday at 4 pm and the stewardship and promotion committee at 7 30 pm. The confirmation class meets Wednesday at 4 pm while the midweek devotional service is at 7 15 pm. Thursday features the youth budget committee at 7 pm and the Chancel Choir at 7 30 pm.

First Presbyterian Church Stewardship and Promotion Committee Boy Scout

Aides Of Haiti Leader Slain In Car

In Port au Prince a gun attack killed the driver and two bodyguards escorting President Francois Duvalier's two children to school. The children Jean-Claude and Simone survived, while tanks and guards surrounded the National Palace. The incident signals possible unrest amid Duvalier power moves and a recent purge of senior officers.

Port AU Prince Haiti National Palace Duyptler Duygher Io Uyer Duvalier Oytha

Corry High Alumni Dinner Dance Set for June 8

The Corry High School Alumni Association officers and executive committee met to plan the ith annual dinner and dance on June 8 at the high school. Mrs Weve at Herstaff will cater the banquet in the gymnasium for 700 diners and the dance will follow in the cafeteria decorated for the event. Keppel Tiffany chairs the orchestra, Alfred Morrison chairs entertainment, Lena Cohen publicity. Officers include Jerome Davis president Alfred Morrison vice president John Kennedy second vice president Robert Desmond secretary Miss Ethel Matthews treasurer Mrs Mildred Orr historian. The committee includes Miss Dolores Acquaint Miss Florence Pond Mrs Mildred Orr Frank Grice and Robert Bracken. Further plans will be announced after upcoming meetings as classes organize reservations for a likely record attendance.

Corry Keppel Tiffany Alfred

Women's Group Plans Medical Missions Tea

The executive meeting of the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Clyde Keith's home with 14 members. Plans included sending a delegate to the leadership school this summer and staging the Maries Missions Tea on June 5 at the church. The Missionary Conference begins May 19, with Mrs. Merle Page hosting May 21 in Columbus.

Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church Clyde Keith Random Road Marion Rumbaugh Arthur Cochran Maries Missions Hubert Heerlein Merle Page Columbus

Spencer Ladies Aid Hosts Ninth Secret Sister Banquet

Spencer Ladies Aid held its ninth annual Secret Sisters banquet in the Sombrero Room at the Corner Cupboard. Sixteen members enjoyed roast beef dinners with daffodil and sweet pea decor as gifts were exchanged after revealing secret sisters. six new members joined and awards and committee appointments were announced for the coming year.

Spencer Ladies Aid Robert Clark Jr Robert Bailey Howard Blakeslee John Frontera Ralph Bailey

Corry Couple Welcome Son Born at Local Hospital

A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Liebegott of 143 Ohio Street. The birth adds a new member to the Liebegott family in Corry.

Corry Memorial Hospital John Liebegott Ohio Street Union City Memorial Hospital Dentesil LeSuer McKean

Jeanne Oesch to Wed Paul Sheldon

Mr and Mrs Joseph Vesen of Riceville announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanne Oesch to Paul Sheldon son of Mr and Mrs Paul Sheldon of Union City Miles Street Union City. Jeanne is a 1980 Union City Area High School graduate and works for Sweet Insurance Agency. Paul is a 1960 graduate and works in Standard Chair Company Union City. No wedding date set.

Joseph Vesen Riceville Jeanne Paul Sheldon Tr Paull Sheldon Miles Street Union City Oesch Union City Area High School Sweet Insurance Agency Allegheny Technical Institute Pittsburgh Standard Chair“Company

Special IOOF Services Slated At Meadville

Arden Baldwin announced that the annual Grand Encampment religious services will be held at the Odd Fellows Home chapel in Meadville Mills on Sunday at 2 30 with Rev George Rutherford of the Presbyterian Church Conneaut Lake as speaker. A quartet from Meadville will provide music and all Odd Fellows Rebekahs their families and friends are invited to attend.

Arden Baldwin Odd Fellows Home For Meadmills George Rutherford Presbyterian Church Conneaut Lake Meadville Odd Fellows

Cragg and visitors return as others attend events

Local residents report Harold Cragg and Mrs Cragg returning home from Florida. Sam Irvine of Ladgplla California visits Corry en route to New York for Aero-Flow Dynamics Corp meeting and back home. George Sample and wife return from New York after attending the ANP meeting. Vel lah Bracken hosts Chicago guests Charles Bracken. Corry Area High School to stage senior class play Dino at 8 pm with tickets at door. Key Club members and adviser depart for Harrisburg for state convention with various contests.

Harold Cragg Sciota Street Clearwater Fla Sam Irvine Ladgplla Calf Corry New York City Aero-Flow Dynamics Corporation Aero Plant California George R. Sample East Pleasant Street American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Waldorf Astoria Sample Journal Vellah Bracken North Center Street Charles’ W. Bracken Chicago Corry Area Dino Publi Shhool Rick Neylon Erol Hassan Rick Bachemer John Miglisecio Rick Thompson Lee Miller Corry Area High School Key Club Herbert Klodell Harrisburg Rick Bachoiner John Migliaccia

Diamonds Displayed In Store Exhibit For Corry Stores

A display of diamonds and other precious and semi precious gems was arranged to present an informative exhibit. The event highlighted the stones and encouraged shoppers to visit Corry Stores for the assortment.

Mrs Montana Wins Mrs America Decor Contest

Gloria Heggen of Ekalaka Montana is named top home decorator in the Mrs America contest. She learns of her win via congratulatory telegrams from Montana while officials confirm the oversight. Phyllis Brynes of Portland wins the hair styling event in Thursday’s competition.

Miami Beach Montana Gloria Heggen Ekalaka Mont Maine Phyllis Brynes Portland

TV Time For Explaining Tax Need Scranton

Gov Scranton announced May 14 as a statewide TV time to explain the need for new revenues. He expects a tax program passage by June 1, rejects shifting public assistance to counties, and opposes a statewide real estate levy. He defends the plan to raise sales tax and cigarette tax while praising GOP lawmakers handling the budget. The 1963-64 budget totals 1.12 billion with 647 million for new programs, including higher teacher salaries. The governor criticized Senate Democrats for withholding confirmations as "appalling and irresponsible" and rejected alternatives to his plan.

Senate

White House Party Passes Quietly After Crisis-Free Night

President Kennedy and Congress enjoyed a jovial White House reception with about 1,000 guests. A broken teacup incident prompted a quip blaming Republicans as Mrs Kennedy neared retirement, amid reports of bipartisan support on feed grain price extensions.

Washington White House Kennedy Congress Bay of Pigs

Governor weighs influence of a new executive mansion

The dialogue notes long standing issues in Pennsylvania politics, urges public input on a moved executive mansion, and discusses the Indiantown Gap site as a current venue. It also covers highway safety policy pending the new commissioner Harry Bin ner d's approach.

Pennsylvania Scranton Indiantown Gap Harrisburg Harry Binnerd

Kennedy critics offer bold plans that fade on closer look

President Kennedy faces Republican proposals on Cuba that seem bold only in theory. Goldwater talks invasion by exile forces with limited U.S. troops, Nixon urges risk but not full invasion, Dirksen backs a blockade, while Rockefeller criticizes domestic policy without concrete Cuba options. The row highlights vague aims and questions about risk and legality.

Washington Kennedy Pidel Castro Cuba Russia Castro Barry Goldwater Arizona Kenney Eisenhower White House Sen Thruston Morton Goldwater Everett Dirksen Illinois Azreet Dirksen Richard M. Nixon America United States Net New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Viet Nam Guha

Elderly Man Killed In Creek Crash Near Montour County

Thomas R. Sones, 80, of Unityville Lycoming County died when his car veered into Chillisquage Creek in a Montour County borough. Police believe a heart attack caused the crash.

Washingtonville Thomas R. Sones Unityville Lycoming County Chillisquage Creek Montour County

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Corry High School Jeanne OeschTo Paul Sheldon Birdie ED Credit AO Citizens National Bank OF Corry Federal Deposit Inurane Corporator Marlow J Marlow Associated Press
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