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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1965
Page
5
A fragmented OCR piece mentions a king, a girl, and street names with vague references to a night scene. It reads as disjointed notes about people and places including Saint, 11 politi, and Aveni r street, with unclear actions or outcomes.
A garbled notice from a local hotel details a baggage incident and a prompt for action. Names and exact roles are unclear, but the fragment indicates a dispute over luggage handling and a potential customer service remedy. Further readable details are not present.
Society editor lists events for August at Chautauqua including Mozart's Fan Tutte with George Schick conducting at Norton Memorial Hall, a Pop Concert by Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra led by Walter Hendl, exhibitions at CAA Galleries and State College of Ceramics, a Mary Mary play, Andrea Chenier opera, gala concert, and Bestor Plaza Art Festival with painting demonstrations and matinee.
Miss Dorothy Sher Wood missionary to the Republic of Niger West Africa completes a year of language study in Paris returns to West Africa leaving Paris August 1st. She and her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Sherwood now live in Arizona are former Corry residents and she is a Meyer Memorial Hospital Nursing School graduate in Buffalo. Also: Corry Area Historical Society to elect officers Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Nichols Lodge Mead Park with Frank Grice as temporary chairman observers or prospective members invited.
The Corry Public Library adds several new titles across adult and junior fiction and nonfic tion. Notable items include The Man Who Sold Death by Munro, Home is the Sailor by Amado, Take Me Where The Good Times Are by Cormier, Let Me Count The Ways by Devries, A Pillar of Tron by Caldwell, Guide Dog by Claves, My Father’s Dragon by Gannett, The Dragons of Blueland by Gannet, Jo Jo by Bannon, Now Wait A Minute Casey by Allen, The Ugly Russian by Lasky, The Making of the President 1964 by White, and Custer’s Luck by Stewart.
The 15th annual Cerra reunion gathered about 125 descendants of Prank Cerra and others from North Tonawanda Warren and Youngstown Ohio. Officers elected were August Cerra president August Sproveri treasurer and Mary Sproveri secretary. The Chessmen from North Tonawanda provided music and games were played. Next year’s reunion will again be at Wilder Field on the first Sunday in August.
The Hill and Dale Garden Club presents its 10th annual flower show at the Methodist Parish House in Lander Pa on August 26 from 2 to 9 pm with the theme Venture Into Space. Tea will be served and entries accepted August 25 from 7 to 9 pm and August 21 from 8 to 10 am. The show features committee members Mrs Scott Stuart Jr Mrs Joseph Baron Mrs Russell Forsgren Mrs Paul Lindell Mrs Lennard Lili ano and Mrs Walter Sweeney. The public is invited to attend. non-competitive exhibits permitted for late entries.
In Neville Oregon the municipal pool’s disinfectant has temporarily turned many blondes’ hair green. City officials promise a safe alternative chemical will be used and hair should return to blonde in about a week to ten days. Local mothers express embarrassment but expect quick resolution.
Mrs Charles Williams hosts a pie and coffee hour at the Country Club where YMCA Women's Auxiliary officers and committee chairs outline plans for the year. They designate bazaar chairs for the November 17 Christ mas Bazaar at the Y and set September 20 as the first regular meeting with workshop sessions to begin in early September.
Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow face speculation as their yacht Southern Breeze heads toward Boston after a Martha's Vineyard stop. Rosalind Russell denied plans for a wedding on the voyage, while talk of a private ceremony at James Cagney's estate swirled amid dock facilities chatter and movie speculation.
Washington AP report says North Vietnamese message to President Johnson via Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah offered no new path to peace. Quaison-Lackey, Ghana’s UN General Assembly president, met Johnson and said Hanoi voiced concern over possible bombings but Moyers indicated no direct peace talks or immediate bombing plans.
A girl and twin girls were born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital. The first baby girl is born to Mr and Mrs Jeeena ee ry. The twins belong to Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson of 280 West Frederick Street with Mrs Nelson formerly Barbara Howgard.
Nancy Carroll 60, a titan haired Broadway and film star of the 1920s and 1930s, was found dead in her Manhattan apartment by her daughter Patricia Kirkland Bevan after she failed to appear for a summer stock performance. Death appeared natural per a medical examiner.
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