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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
5
The readable fragments discuss money values and timing but lack coherent details. No clear events, names, places, or dates are identifiable.
A holiday fashion show and glittering card party sponsored by the Order of the Eastern Star filled the Moose Club ballroom with glamorous gowns, hostess ensembles, smart suits, and accessories for day through evening wear. Models, awards, and music by Allan Hasbrouck and the Goldentones highlighted the event, with numerous attendees and prize winners.
Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club held a Howell session at the YMCA with an average of 10. Winners include Mrs. Mark Coyle and Mrs. William Hecker scoring 11 percent, tied with Mrs. T. H. Treat and Mrs. Arthur Treat and with Mrs. Florence McCray and Veo Lindsey at 11. A Master Point game is planned for next week, with reservations through Mrs. Louis Morrow. All bridge players in the area are invited to participate in these weekly events.
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at IOOF Hall with 27 members. Mrs Edward Rosebacher led the business meeting. a committee chaired by Mrs Bertha Darwin and Mrs Louis Auer organized gifts for the IOOF Home and December 17 initiations. future degree practice set for tomorrow at 7.0'clock.
Mrs Thomas Pierotti hosted Xi Beta Phi at her Hillcrest home. Betty Pratt presented an enlightening program on Modern Furniture. The chapter plans a combined Christmas party with Epsilon Phi December 17 at Moose Club. Next session January 7 at Mrs Darwin Walcott’s Randol Road home.
Gov Scranton ordered an efficiency study of all administrative departments and agencies. Secretary of Administration John Togram will direct the study, starting immediately. The governor hopes it is completed within the coming year.
Corry Memorial Hospital medical staff including doctors and nurses schedule their annual Christmas party for next Tuesday at the Moose Club. Mrs Hilmear Wassinkis is chairman and Miss Iris Bogert is cochairman. Social hour runs 5 to 6 p.m. with dinner at 6:15. Reservations due by Friday at the hospital office.
Corry Public Library shelves both fiction and non fiction with titles including The Dangerous The Princes Shadow of a Hawk and Bonner entries. Nonfiction lists guides on reading the Bible teaching reading blue print reading mechanics and electrical work plus classic works by Audel Masters and Ben Gurion Eisenhower among others.
Gloria Jean Simon thirteen, of Emporium, died after a lumber truck hit her along Route 120 near her home. She passed away in an ambulance en route to a St Marys hospital.
Mrs and Mr Wright street report a Salvation Army Home League sponsored Christmas sale Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Sears Ropeback store with handmade items and baked goods plus a variety of gifts Brigadier Dorothy nage leads the Home League reports visits by T/Sgt Larry Roberts and family from Plattsburgh NY guests of Mrs Mildred Roberts West Pleasant Street other holiday notes include Harold Roberts birthday and winter travel plans of local residents with Florida visits and Michigan State University ties
Ten members of the Mentor Club met at Miss Louise Williams’s home on South Center street for an evening program on Germany presented by Mrs. Mildred Orr highlighting German writers artists musicians and patriots. A business meeting led by president Miss Ann Baressi planned the club’s Christmas party for December 18 at Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hillstrom’s East Congress street home. Williams served date juice with whipped cream coffee and tea to guests.
A holiday luncheon and Christmas party was enjoyed by 16 Plank Road Club members at the Corner Cupboard. Five children attended. Prize winners included Mrs. Howard Mowers and Mrs. Glenn Davis for games, with Mrs. Gene Hasbrouck taking the special award and Mrs. Davis also winning the hostess gift. Girls exchanged gifts, and the next meeting time and date will be announced later.
Mike Manos, 62, a New Castle shoe shine shop owner, was fined 4050 by U.S. District Judge Ed ward Dumbauld after his Oct. 7 conviction for failing to purchase a federal wagering tax stamp. An IRS agent testified a numbers lottery operation was found in his shop during a raid on May 4.
Washington AP reports Jacqueline Kennedy will move into a Georgetown residence loaned by Undersecretary Harriman and his wife. The three story red brick house at 3038 N St features a silk hall, Picasso and Matisse etchings, lacquer furniture, a large garden, and a pool. The former First Lady arrives with her children to enjoy a museum like collection and elegant living spaces.
A fragmented account notes Mrs. Kennedy plans to marry in a Georgetown home said to date from around 1800 the same period as a mansion near 1000 Pennsylvania Avenue. The Harrimans bought the house last spring from former owner William Scranton now governor of Pennsylvania.
The Cambodian government barred Time and Newsweek, accusing the American magazines of critical acts of injury against the Cambodian government. The ruling gave no specifics on offending stories, but likely related to coverage of Cambodia's rejection of U.S. aid by Princess Norodom Sihanouk on November 18.
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