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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1963

Page

5

Engagement of Roberta English and Charles Wynn Announced

The engagement is announced by the bride elect's parents Mr and Mrs Gerald H English of Spring Creek. The groom to be is the son of Mrs Glenda A Wynn and the late Archie L Wynn of Spring Creek. The bride to be was born in San Diego and attended schools in San Diego Kingua Warren and Corry. She works at the State Hospital in North Warren. The fiancé is a 1963 graduate of Corry Area High School and works at Corry Jamestown Corporation. The couple plans to wed in the Congregational Church in Spring Creek on December 14 at 2 pm.

Roberta Carol English Charles Preston Wynn Gerald H. English Spring Creek Wynn Glenda A. Wynn Archie L. Wynn San Diego Calif Kingua Warren Corry State Hospital North Warren

Eastern Star Holiday Fashion Show At Moose Club

The Order of the Eastern Star hosting a holiday glitter fashion show and card party at the Moose Club with CES past worthy matrons as buffet aides led by Mrs William Leaby. Fashion show at 9 pm plus notes on attendees and a chili luncheon for the Women's Relief Corps at Grange Hall.

Order of the Eastern Star Moose Club William Leaby Kenneth Watrous Thomas Hickle Robert Fleming Willard Gibson T. 5. Kelsey Virginia Ross Bert Williams Wilbur Rickers Glenn Stearns Richard Rossbacher Tracy Whitehead A. Bruce Smith Harold Wolfe Velma Moore Lloyd Stowe Cleo Haight Helen Johnson Traverse City Mich Immaculatta Leo Heberlein Alan Elle Street Women's Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic Grange Hall WRC Robert Zalaneck Pennsylvania State University University Park Lawrence G. Nichols Mary DeLury South Center Street Nichols Hugh DeLury Cleveland Ohio LaVerne Miller East Main

CMHA Lists Sixty-Three New Members

Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary reports 83 new members after a successful drive. Captain Jerome Ndhe’s team recruited 20, praised by Mrs. William Leahy. November reports show 118 hours by volunteers. funds to buy a breathing machine, thermotic draining unit, suction device, and blood pressure machine approved.

Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxilary William Leahy Jerome N ‘Dhe Hembers!aptains Needham Jessie Mason Louis Morrow Aaron Oberman Ernest McMichael YMCA Elof Dahl Leaby Irvin Downs Mary Higgins Harold Jackson Glenn Palmer Vellah Bracken Earl Haight Miss Higgins

Birth of a son in Corry Memorial Hospital

A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Crowell of 708 Worth Street. The report notes the newborn's arrival as a family milestone in the North Erie area.

Corry Memorial Hospital Paul Crowell Worth Street

Girls of the Month Honored by BPW in Corry

Tomorrow evening at the BPW meeting in the Colonial Room Moose Home Corry two Corry Area High School seniors Miss Connie Root and Miss Madeline Jolley will be honored as Girls of the Month for October and November. Root is active in many school groups and Jolley plans to study elementary education at Edinboro College.

Business and Professional Women's Club Moose Home Connie Root Raymond Root Oakley Avenue Madeline Jolley Robert Jolley West Pleasant BPW Corry Area Judith Dwyer CAHS Miss Root Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow YMCA Edinboro College

Linda Krupa Stars in 46 29 Reds Blues Swim Meet

Linda Krupa delivered a brilliant solo effort for the Reds in a girls intramural swim at the YMCA, but the Blues prevailed 46 to 29. Krupa won three events for the Reds, while Connie Mountain took the Reds’ only other first.

Linda Krupa YMCA Miss Krupa Reds Linda Connie Mountain Ste Jolley Blues Becky Bulard Karol Kelsey Sue Hooks Mary Summerville Carol Brown Laura Neckers Mary Migliaccio

Cancer Drug Krebiozen Shown To Be Mineral Oil Claim

The FDA and U.S. District Court filed affidavits alleging that pre 1960 ampules of the cancer drug Krebiozen contained only mineral oil with trace additives. Analyses of interstate shipments since 1960 found mineral oil plus amyl alcohol and a creatine derivative. The government says pre 1960 ampules differed from those in 1963 and that creatine was misidentified as Krebiozen.

Shicago Food and Drug Administration Krebiozen U.S. District Court Stevan Durovic Kreblozen Durovic FDA Joseph Levine Dr. Durovie Promak Laboratories, Inc

The Journal Daily Offers Homebound Reading Option

A note for families asks if a son or daughter away from home would enjoy The Journal daily. It promotes the newspaper as a steady, engaging daily read.

Journal Daily

Recognizing De Gaulle and Johnson Among Publics

A June street survey asked 30 people to identify Charles de Gaulle and President Lyndon B. Johnson from photos. Eleven recognized both men, four identified Johnson only, four recognized De Gaulle only, and five failed to recognize either. One misidentified De Gaulle as Khrushchev, and one woman compared De Gaulle to the Pope.

Asainsu Ive Pay Trenton Pimes Les de Gaile Synes B. Johnson States Johnson de Gaulle Nikita Khru

4-H Farm Girls Display Fashions

Farm girl fashion stylists from 50 states and Puerto Rico paraded designs at the National Dress Revue of the H Club Congress in Chicago. Lin da Lee McCracken, 17, of Brookville pa, and Judith Ann Pinkbinker, 18, of Annville pa, were among winners receiving trips to the 42nd annual congress and awards including college scholarships and sponsor prizes as national winners in dairy foods.

Chicago Puerto Rico Linda Lee McCracken Brookville Judith Ann Pinkbinker Annville Congress

Moratorium comment excludes state and local politics

Republican National Committee Chairman William E. Miller says the 30 day political moratorium honoring President Kennedy does not apply to state and local politics. He noted his November 26 appeal was aimed at withholding partisan public comments only at the national level.

Washington William EB. Miller Kennedy Miller

Leoni Wins Venezuela Presidential Victory in Landslide

Paul Leoni, Betancourt ally, defeats rival Rafle Caldera amid terror threats and eased voting regulations. Unofficial returns show Leoni with about 692,206 votes to Caldera’s 470,174 as Venezuela moves toward a new five year term. Leoni, 55, longtime labor minister, prepares to govern oil rich nation while awaiting March transfer of power.

Caracas Venezuela Paul Leoni Romulo Betancourt Fidel Castro Leoni Betancourt Severiman Rafale Caldera Calideta Eee U.S James K. Chenault Dep

OKAYS DAM WASHINGTON and Harbors Board approves dam at Seneca Md

The Board of Army Engineers for Rivers and Harbors approved yesterday a high dam at Seneca Maryland and 15 other water impoundment projects.

Okays Washington Board of Army Engineers For Rivers and Harbors Seneca

Pa Attracts 40 New Industries In One Month

Harrisburg, AP Forty new industries were attracted to Pennsylvania in October, Gov. Scranton announced. A preliminary Commerce Department report shows 15 existing firms also planning expansion, with employment from new plants and expansion totaling at least 300 jobs. Scranton said the year’s new industries reach 276 and expansions to 281.

Harhisburg Pennsylvania Scranton Peereeocy Secretary of Commerce John K. Tabor Fareee

Balks On New Alignment Party Split Frames Vote Doubtful

Senator Frame told Luzerne County delegates he could not vote for the reapportionment bill in its current form and noted Warren County’s status affecting his district. He and Berger conferred with Lexanton and others before the session, saying the meeting addressed other problems while no word came from the governor or Berger on Monday amendments.

Sen Balks Luzerne County Frame Warren County Berger Lexanton Senate

Prothonotary Bolsinger Named for State Supreme Court

Patrick N. Bolsinger, linked to the State Supreme Court for 34 years, has been named the court's prothonotary. The appointment is framed as a move to develop resources within the Potomac River Basin.

Philadelphia Patrick N. Bolsinger State Supreme Court Potomac River

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