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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1964

Page

5

Miss Silvis Feted At Dinner Party And Linen Shower

Miss Donna Marie Silvis of R. D. 2, who will wed Roy Ker sseller Jr. on August 22, was honored by Warren County Board of Assistance coworkers and former employees at a dinner party and linen shower in the Surrey Room of the Penn Laurel Hotel. Attendants included Marian Sleeman Irene Solock Margaret McNally Elizabeth Van Luyanee and several Mrs. Gruber Blair Gillett Hubard Lewis Rittner Ryberg and Reisor.

Donna Marie Silvis Roy Kersseller Jr Warren County Board of Assistance Surrey Penn Laurel Marian Sleeman Irene Solock Margaret McNally Elizabeth van Luyanee Arvid Gruber Donald Blair James Gillett M. Hubbard Lewis Virgil Rittner Edward Ryberg Rachel Reisor

Warren County Pomona Grange Holds Meeting

Warren County Pomona Grange met in Watson Grange Hall between Warren and Tidioute. Officers were elected and prizes awarded for scrapbooks. The afternoon featured member participation from Warren and Ackley Granges, a leadership panel from Penn State, and devotions by Rev Eugene Donelson.

Warren County None Grange Watson Grange Warren Tidioute Worthy Jay P. Church Earl Strom Pomona Martin Snawley New London Grange Day Church Eugene Donelson Youngsville Penn State University

WOTM Lancers Chapter Night At Moose Lodge

Officers chapter meeting observed last evening at the Moose Lodge with Mrs. Donald Carter and Mrs. Merle Brown in charge. Two new candidates, Mrs. Sam Jenco and Millie Steppe, enrolled. Mrs. Carter chairs the August 18 meeting at 7:30 p.m. Attendance award went to Mrs. Sam Jenca and special award to Mrs. Al Vanssens.

Lancers Womb of the Moose Moose Lodge Donald Carter Merle Brown Sam Jenco Millie Steppe Sam Jenca al Vanssens

Higgins Earns Master's Degree at Edinboro

Terrance Higgins received his master's degree in secondary education at Edinboro State College in Edinboro during a Rose Hall ceremony after a faculty dinner. He has taught biology at Wesley College in Dover, Delaware, for three years and will return there for fall classes. Attendees included his wife Martha Stohlberg, his parents, and Travers Stoulberg family.

Terrance -L Hggins Edinboro State College Edinboro Martha Stohlberg Donald Higgins Shady Avenue Rose Hall Higgins Wesley College Dover Del Travers Stoulberg David South Center Street Lake Nippessing Monetville Ontario Canada Marydel

Camping Trip Planned by Nazarene Teen Fellowship

Twenty four members of the Nazarene Teen Fellowship depart Monday at 5 am for a week of camping and fishing at Lake Muskasenda Ontario Canada. Participants include Larry Weldon James Davis Carol Stutzman Debbie Minnick Billy Burlingame Marilyn Smith Carolyn Smith Richard Roden Tom Carter James Webber Larry Dingfelder George Hulett Jerry Hulett Joanna Day Chuck Wetter David Ehrhardt Daniel Boutwell Diane Caldwell Russell Caldwell. Rev Joseph Kanzelmar and couples Ralph Davis Ray Stutzman and Lo Vanderhoordrs accompany them as part of a Nazarene church teen development program.

Nazarene Teen Fellowship Lake Muskasenda Ontario Canada Larry Weldon James Davis Carol Jerry Stutzman Debbie Donald Minnick Billy David Burlingame Marilyn Carolyn Barbara Smith Richard Roden Tom Carter James Webber Larry Dingfelder George Jerry Hulett Joanna Day Chuck Wetter David Ehrhardt Daniel Boutwell Diane Russell Caldwell Joseph Kanzelmar Ralph Davis Ray J. Stutzman Lo AY Vanderhoordrs The Nazarene Church

Busy Bakers 4-H Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting

The Busy Bakers 4 H Club of Concord Community met yesterday at leader Mrs Lucian Gindholm's home. Members prepared creamy potatoes and biscuits, enjoyed refreshments, and heard entertainment from Halif ax News on wartime topics as the session closed. Maj Gen H W Foster, noted army commander in World War II, died yesterday at 62.

Concord Lucian Gindholm R. D Dies Ments Halifax N.S H. W. Foster

Serendipity Singers entertain at Chautauqua amphitheater

The Serendipity Singers staged an outstanding jazz style program with comedy last evening in the Chautauqua amphitheater before a standing room only audience. The seven men and two women drew many Corry residents and local names attended, including the Allyn, Roche, Crowell, Sample and Orcutt families among others. A Carter Hill Community Aid meeting and Spoon reunion were noted, with election of officers and plans for next year. Also reported are visitors from Philadelphia, local social notes, and a Navy Mothers Club picnic at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park highlighting community life.

Serendipity Singers Chautauqua Jerry Ward Paul Roche Dan Joyce Lawrence Andersen Michael Allyn Linda Krupa Dennis Crowell Suzanne Shaw George Sampie Jack Stahl Diane Williams Barbara Keppel Christine Sample Candy Williams Tom Roche John Xander Marcia Stahl Bill Bachemer Ron Brown Mary Lou ‘Taylor Linda Turben Tom Flowers Connie Root George Orcutt Bob Bracken Linda Freno Mollie Orcutt Podie Orcutt Sandy Ott Sherri Ott Kathy Kennedy Mary Capwell James Davison Jerry Kennedy al Xander Ernest McMichael Nancy Buesink Sharlene Kane Alfred Buungrotz Spartansburg Kane Carter Hill Stockton Calvin Swarm Gerald LaCross Clyde Morton Treasuer Richard Engdahl Harold Spoon Mead Park Philadelphia Jon Davison Carolyn Matteson Margaret Helen Helen Davison East Main Street Guy Matteson West Washington Street BR. D Davison Harold Steeley Chidren Donald Jane Ottsville Mary Ernst Durham Ernest Chelton R. D Steeley Ruth Chelton Nichols Lodge Navy Mothers Club

Week End Music Events at Chautauqua

Chautauqua Week End features two orchestras. Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Fendi performs tomorrow at 6 30 PM, and the Chautauqua Student Symphony Orchestra conducted by James Yannatos plays Sunday at 3 PM in the amphitheater. Hendl program includes Rossini overture to Wilhelm Tell Berlioz Excerpts from La Damnation de Faust and Sibelius Symphony No 2 in D major Op 43. Student program offers Barber Adagio for Strings Saint Saens Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso with Christopher Kimber violin soloist, a Mischa Mischakoff fellow and Baltimore Symphony assistant concertmaster, native of Australia.

Chautauqua Sympany Orchestra Walter Fendi Chautauqua Student Symphony Orchestra James Yannatos Hendl Rossini Berlioz Sibelius Barber Saint Saens Brahms Christopher Kimber Mischa Mischakoff Australia Kimber Baltimore Symphony

Relief Corps Models Hats For Entertainment

Twenty four members of the Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic met in the Grange Hall for an all day session. Members modeled self designed hats with awards to Mrs. Florence Caster for prettiest, Mrs. Walter Pier for most original, and Mrs. Loretta Belden for most ridiculous. A tureen dinner was served at noon by several members. Mrs. Wesley Willis presided over the meeting which planned a baked goods booth for the Sidewalk Bazaar on August 21. Mrs. Willis chaired, with Mrs. Henry Hill and Mrs. Eva Dundon assisting. The next meeting was set for August 19, not 20 as usual. Mrs. Pier won a special award.

Women’s Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic Grange Hall Florence Caster Walter Pier Loretta Belden Pier Leon Wynn Elsie Newman Mary Hurlburt Wesley Willis Willis Henry Hill Eva Dundon

Salem church welcomes new pastor Rev Lynn Bergman

Mrs Douglas Rozelle Sr says a reception was held at Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church Warren Wednesday evening for the churchs new pastor Rev Lynn Bergman and his wife and daughters Dawn and Terri. Bergman, formerly at Williston NY, is the son of the Bergmans of West Irving street. Mr and Mrs William Turben and family plan a 10 day Florida visit after leaving today en route visiting Norman Sweitzer in Charlotte NC and the University of Miami as a possible college for daughter Linda.

Shine Box Douglas Rozelle Sr Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church Warren Lynn Bergman Dawn Terri Bergman Williston N. Y G. T. Bergmans West Irving Street William Turben Tar Pon Springs Fla Norman Sweitzer Charlotte N. C Florida University of Miami Linda Charles Dickens

Miss Chiricuzio Graduates Today

Miss Carol Chiricuzio graduates with a bachelor of science in education at Clarion State College in a 10 4 a.m. ceremony. A 1960 Corry Area High School alumna, she is daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Chiricuzio of 10614 West Main Street. Her activities include student leadership, Newman Club treasurer and Young Democrats secretary, plus bands and education associations. She will teach 7th and 8th grades at Beaty Junior High in Warren starting fall term.

Clarion State College Clarion Carol Chiricuzio Corry Area High School Chircuzio Carl Chiricuzio West Main Street Newman Club Young Democrats Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts Pennsylvania Student Education Association American Association of University Women Beaty Junior High School Warren

Beth Israel Sisterhood Meets At Cohen Home

The Beth Israel Sisterhood met last evening at Mrs. Arthur Cohen's West Columbus avenue home. They discussed plans for a rummage sale next month and conducted routine business under president Mrs. Cohen. Refreshments included Boston coolers tea coffee and cookies. The group will meet again in September.

Beth Israel Sisterhood Arthur Cohen West Columbus Avenue Cohen Boston Sisterhood

Job Figure Highest Ever Idle Rate Low

The July unemployment rate fell to 4.9 percent with total employment at 72.4 million, the lowest jobless rate since February 1960 and the highest employment figure ever. Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz and AWL-CIO President George Meany cautioned that millions remain out of work and more progress is needed for full employment.

Washington Willard Wirtz George Meady Awl-Cio Wirtz

Jackie Kennedy Visits Yugoslavia Aboard Radiant

Mrs Kennedy did not shore from the Radiant as Yugoslav officials welcomed her in Zavan Yugoslavia. The yacht, with a party of friends, rested an hour and a half in harbor under a light breeze. Tito sent a protocol chief to greet if she came ashore. she cited mourning for Kennedy.

Yugoslavia Foreign Ministry John F. Kennedy Ennedy Ath Radiant Kornati Zadar Kennedy Tito Stoven Smodlaka Mrs. Kennedy

The Journal Daily Suggested for Young Readers

A brief note asks whether a son or daughter is away from home and proposes The Journal daily as a suitable reading option for them. It frames the suggestion as guidance for a distant student or traveler seeking steady news and features.

Journal Daily

Supreme Court Denies Musmanno petition in voting case

Philadelphia AP report: Pennsylvania Supreme Court denies Justice Musmanno's petition to overturn a ruling on 6000 Philadelphia ward votes cast on the wrong line. The court upheld the earlier decision, siding with Genevieve Blatt in the Democratic U S Senate nomination contest.

Philadelphia State Supreme Court Michael A. Musmanno High Court Justice Musmanne Genevieve Blatt Musmanno Democratic Party U. S. Senate U.S. District U.S. Supreme Court Stdle Supreme Court John C. Bell Jr Miss Blatt Musmanuo Supreme Court Cour Benjamin Jones Hugh Scott

Texas Tower Radar Posts Bite Dust

The last of three Texas Tower radar platforms on the Atlantic coast was towed to a New Jersey scrap yard. The 6,000 ton offshore platform sank after detonation and salvage work will recover scrap metal. The demolition ends a $60 million Air Force project with 29 deaths across four dozen workers and crew.

Nantucket. Miss Texas Tower Atlantic New Jersey Texas Tower US Nantucket Lipsett Division Luria Brothers New York Portland Maine Air Force Cape Cod Saipan

Women past fifty can still bear children says study

A British Medical Journal report by Dr. Donald Frommer notes the maximum age for motherhood has risen. Analyzed hospital records show women often remain fertile past 50, about four years later than grandmothers did. Diet and living standards may explain the shift. exact cause remains unclear.

Donald Frommer British Medical Journal Frommer Hertfordshire

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