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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1964

Page

5

Beaverdam Notes and Visitors Roundup From Local Life

After a three week vacation to nine national parks in the West Harold Idayd and wife return to East Irving Street visiting friends in Rosemead California San Bernardino and Santa Cruz New Mexico and Croton Connecticut Also wildlife and school visits feature local families and church musical guests plus community events and simple home tips including dusting with a brush and pipe cleaners for bags and gadgets.

West Southwest Harold Idayd East Irving Street Snyder Circle Santa Cruz N. M Lloyds Lena Reagle McCurdy Mission School Croton Conn Gerald Lloyd David Beverly Buffalo New York State Steve Krondrick Randy Mark Michael Niagara Falls Rochester Women of the Moose Committees Moose Lodge Donald Carter WOTM Beaverdam +H Club Kathy McQueenty Ocean Resort Wildwood N. J Paul Floyd Susan Steven West Pleasant Street New Jersey Hershey Baltimore Walter Deutschlander Irwin, Pa St. Francis Hospital Pittsburgh Deutschlander Columbus Columbus Community Congregational Church Clymer Reformed Church Clymer Max L. Bennink Columbus Church

Rainbow Assembly honors two Penn State Girls

Miss Cynthia Buesink and Miss Thora Jane Wise received the Grand Cross of Color at the nd annual Pennsylvania Grand Assembly of the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls held last week at Pennsylvania State University. Buesink, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Buesink of Wayne street, was elected Grand Historian of Pennsylvania. Wise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wise of Allen street, also received the same top honor.

Pennsylvania State University Cynthia Buesink Thora Jane Wise Rainbow Buesink State of Pennsylvania Miss Buesink Clifford Buesink Wayne Street Miss Wise Frank Wise Allen Street

Come Blow Your Horn tops Chautauqua theatre menu

Chautauqua Repertory Theatre presents Neil Simon comedy Come Blow Your Horn in Norton Hall opening Thursday evening. The farce follows a carefree Casanova who mentors his younger brother while dealing with family friction and a 33 year old bachelor’s single status. Cast includes George Valladis John Bakes Robert Allman Rhoda Koret Sally Noble Betty Sandhoff with Kirk Willis directing and Paul Rogers designing the set. A second performance is scheduled for Saturday August 22 at 8:30 p.m.

Norton Hall Chautauqua Repertory Theatre Neil Simon New York George Valladis John Bakes Robert Allman Rhoda Koret Sally Noble Casanova Betty Sandhoff Connecticut Vermont Kirk Willis Paul Rogers

Reception Honors Bodey Family at First Presbyterian Church

A farewell reception for Rev. Richard A. Bodey Sr. and his family was held on the chapel lawn organized by the Session and Board of Deacons with Mrs. Hubert Heerlein as chairwoman. A floral arrangement graced the table as punch cookies and tea crackers were served. a purse was presented to the family by Ivan Smith. Bodey departs for Dales Memorial United Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia with the family setting in West Oak Lane.

We Oumay First Presbyterian Church Richard A. Bodey Sr Hubert Heerlein Frank Grice Robert Tunnell Ivan Smith Bodey Dales Memorial United Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Veyamily West Oak Lane

Quote of the day on aspiration and beauty

A quotation frames aspiration as loving beauty, desiring the good, and doing the best attributed to Moses Mendelssohn with a note about vent or fastening plants in ce.

Moses Mendelssohn

Negroes Mixing With Whites OK In Louisiana

In Greensburg Louisiana three Negro teenagers returned to Greensburg High School for a second day with no incidents. The principal described routine, orderly procedures and normal activity as police were not present and classmates ignored the students as on the first day.

Greensburg Greensburg High School

Three Cosmos Satellites Launched From Moscow

Moscow reports three more Cosmos satellites launched today aboard a newly described rocket. The trio raises the Cosmos series total to 40 satellites in the Soviet instrumental space exploration program.

Moscow Tass Cosmos

John Decker Hosts Annual Grange Picnic in Corry

The Corry Grange held its annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Decker with about 38 Grangers and friends attending. A tureen supper followed by films and slides entertained the group, including a film titled Windows of the City. Evening plans announced Erie County visitation at North East on August 24 and the next Corry Grange session for September 8.

John Decker Corry

Peek n Peak Ski Center Owners Speak To Kiwanis Guests

James Carlisch and Carl Gravinkana of Peek n Peak Ski Center spoke at the Kiwanis Club about plans for four ski slopes with chair lifts and a lodge in the French Creek area. They told the Moose Lodge gathering the slope would be in operation this winter and noted nearby club activities and upcoming division meetings.

2Mup Gravinkana James Carlisch Clymer Peek ‘N Peak French Creek Kiwanis Club Moose Lodge C. Conrad Monroe Douglas Rozelle Jr Peacock Inn Chautauqua David Johnson

Bridal Luncheon Honors Margaret Orcutt Before Aug 29 Wedding

Miss Margaret Orcutt was feted at a bridal luncheon and shower yesterday at Linda Freno’s Wright Street home. Hostesses Paula Meerdink and Jeno arranged pink and white decorations, a miniature bride centerpiece, and corsage gifts. Special awards went to Miss Rhodes and Miss Stauller.

Margaret Orcutt Hugh McPherson St. Elizabeth's Church Wright Street Linda Freno Paula Meerdink Jeno Miss Orcutt Sharon Rhodes Sandy Stauffer Cathy Dowtey Patricia MeKeta Lori Lindstrom Joan Osman Christine Anderson Joan Neckers Georgia Podie) Crcutt Miss Rhodes Miss Stauller

Children Hold Event To Benefit Kennedy Library

A backyard festival in West Park Place yesterday raised 682 for the John F Kennedy Memorial Library Fund in Boston. Activities included games of chance a balloon sale a fish pond and refreshments. Kathy Sprovers won a Kennedy half dollar with other prizes going to Eddie Reeder Barbara Boguiak and Cindy Neylon. Organizers included Sammy Vickie Theresa Barbara and Dottie Kay Baressi Cecelia Vira Anderson Terry Cindy Neylon Connie Heise and Gay Nichols.

Bpolip Meaginurnood Kathy Sprovers Eddie Reeder Barbara Boguiak Cindy Neylon Sammy Vickie Theresa Barbara Dottie Kay Baressi Cecelia Vira “Anderson Terry Connie Heise Gay Nichols

Clark-Edd- Dell Proctor reunion marks first gathering

The first annual Clark Edd Dell Proctor reunion gathered at Mr and Mrs Lee Proctor home with 92 attendees from Springboro Wattsburg North East Union City Corry Youngsville Beaverdam Pa Kingsville Ashville and Busti. The historian noted three births and one marriage. A brief business session was led by Lee Proctor president. Next reunion planned for Glenwood Park Erie on the third Sunday in August hosted by Mrs Ethel Vallentine. Ice cream cake and pie were served afterward.

Frocwr Lee Proctor Springboro Wattsburg North East Union City Corry Youngsville Beaverdam Kingsville Ashville Busti Proctor Glenwood Park Erie Ethel Vallentine

Akam Family 49th Reunion Held At Meadville Home

The Akam family held its 49th reunion Sunday at the home of Merle Akam with George Gathers assisting hosts. About 75 attended for a lawn dinner and business meeting led by James Hammond. Officers elected: Howard Hammond president, Richard Marrs vice president, LeRoy King secretary treasurer. Next year’s reunion planned at the Akam home with Hammond and King assisting. The oldest attendees were Myrtie Akam and George Akam from Dewittville. Gary James Akam named youngest present. Attendees came from Corry Elgin Erie Fairview Columbus Lake City Meadville Pa Dewittville Clymer Elmira N Y.

Merle Akam R. D George Gathers Meadville James Hammond Howard Hammond Richard Marrs LeRoy King Corry Elgin Erie Fairview Columbus Lake City Dewittville Clymer Elmira N. Y Akam

Club officers and year in review noted at gathering

President Boyd Darling and Ralph Tripp as vice president attended along with secretary treasurer Mrs Marion G Tripp historian Mrs Guy Darling program committee members Cynthia Heimer Mary Darling Ruth Darling. The historian reported births and no deaths while visiting and games energized attendees. Prizes went to Ralph Velma Vanda Randy Carl Martha McDonald Robbie Lindsey Norma Willcox Cerlista Landsey and Guy Darling. Oldest and youngest attendees received awards. Ice cream cake and a wiener roast concluded the day.

Boyd Darling Ralph Tripp Marion G. Tripp Guy Darling Cynthia Heimer Mary Darling Ruth Darling Ralph Velma Vanda Randy Carl “Tripp Martha McDonald Robbie Lindsey Norma Willcox Cerlista Landsey

Rebekah Lodges State District Meet At Girard

The Rebekah Lodges district meet convenes Saturday at 2 30 p m in Rice Avenue Union High School Girard Pa under Deputy Presidents Edna Depew and Eleanor Filby Mrs Filby presiding Attendees include Helen Hackett Margaret Cumming and Ann E Updegraff A banquet follows at 5 30 p m with the Assembly Degree at 7 p m and the Rebekah Degree after opening ceremonies

Ine Omne Voumy —Aistrict Rebekah Rice Avenue Union High School Girard Edna Depew Eleanor Filby P.m

Overcomers Plan Trip Tomorrow To Glenwood Zoo

The Overcomers group met at Mrs. Harold Messenger’s East Columbus Ave home for a Wiener roast and to finalize plans for sponsoring a trip to the Glenwood Zoo in Erie. Members yet to confirm should contact Mrs. Messenger, with attendees to gather at Emmanuel Episcopal Church.

Glenwood Zoo Association of Cheer Harold Messenger East Columbus Avenue Erie Messenger Emmanuel Episcopal

Weaver to Speak at WCTU 82nd Convention Girard

James D. Weaver is slated as a morning speaker at the Briv County WCTU 82nd convention held at the First Methodist Church in Girard Pennsylvania Thursday at 11 a.m. The event features officials from Erie County WETU and local ministers with music, prayers, and youth involvement in the evening sessions.

James D. Weaver WCTU Congressiman James D. Weyer Briv County First Methodist Girard Levi Brandt Woman's Christian Temperance Union Michel Kidder North Herman Stanley Evanston Stephen J. O'Connor Richard Wohlgemuth Gavin Skelton John Mor William Crea Girard Independent Aaptist Dick Warner Erie County Wetu Ada Fretwell Arda Sumner C.J. Hosbondow Lola King Florelta Smock T. RB. Sorenson Ruby Kimball Lucille Warner Thelme Rininger Stuntz Belden Lucy Battles Morgan Harold Burns Stuart Penrin Nellie Yaple C. J. Hosbach Ia Fretwell Mildred Sorenson County Union Albion Corry Ei Girard Greenfield North East Union City Waterford Weslesville Edinboro West Millcreek

Church Brief Note for Tomorrow Morning Service

Tomorrow at 10:15 a church gathering prepares to depart at 10:30. Dessert and beverages are provided and members are asked to bring a sack lunch per Mrs. Merrill Wade of the Adult Association official.

Merrill Wade Adult Association

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