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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
5
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John Mitchell Jr. celebrated his 97th birthday with a neighborhood party Saturday evening at his home 27 West Bond Street. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ten Huisen and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hanks and families who presented a decorated cake and gifts. Mitchell resides with his wife. his son Robert Mitchell of Erie, daughter Mrs. Charles Rich of Spring Valley, N. Y., and stepson William Moir of West Covina, Calif., accompany grandchildren John, Thomas, Roger Mitchell of Erie, Bill and Brian Rich of Spring Valley, and Patty Moir of West Covina. The Robert Mitchell family spent the day with the elder Mitchells.
The Raymonds Group of Associated Spring Corp held a Christmas office party at the VFW Post Home on Saturday evening. Roast beef for 80 guests from Bayle's Home Restaurant, with toastmaster Jack Dempsey, featured group singing led by Russell Rice and John Merkle at the organ, and gifts for attendees. Dorothy Boland received a retirement centerpiece amid remarks by E. W. Feldt and others. New hires Sandra Weicht, Patricia Zajac, Suzanne Wilshire, Toni Armstrong, and Earl Magee were initiated. a humorous skit and Miss Raymonds of 1965 contest with contestants Keith Orn, Roy McCarthy, and Clarence Madison entertained.
A Christmas party at the Brook Street home of Mrs. Edmund Zewalsky drew 16 guests from Corry Memorial Hospital circle. Tables featured tree centerpieces and candles. holiday punch and ham buffet were served with suet pudding. Honoree Mrs. Harold Besson received gifts as friends exchanged stockings and enjoyed vocal selections and a Hi Hats Erie dance set.
Birdie reports on a Slippery Rock College Choir concert with Elaine Chillock, plus plans for Edinboro State College and a TV appearance. Columbus Elementary PTA Christmas program, Women's Relief Corps party in Corry, and a gum drop cookies recipe request are noted. Darwin quote closes the item.
Funeral service for William Kuhns was held at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg Saturday afternoon with Rev. Richard Hossettler and Rev. Robert Casler officiating. Interment followed in Beaverdam Cemetery. Bearers were Dean Klopfenstein Cecil Reynolds Willard Hershberger Roy Troyer Edward Carter and Howard Rohde. Milford Byler Titus Martin Richard Stutzman and Larry Hunt sang selections with Gaylon Rachel and Lois Danner also performing two numbers.
The library announces new December lists for adults and juveniles with extensive nonfiction and fiction offerings. Notable adult titles include Military Miniatures The Secret Life of the Flowers and Encyclopedia of Witchcraft and Demonology while juvenile picks feature The First Book of the Oregon Trail and White Stallion of Lipizza.
MUNIGAMERY Alabama AP Police held three men with out bond today in connection with an explosive device that went off outside the Negro First Baptist church Sunday. Although there was a large crowd no one was injured and the church escaped damage. The three men arrested by a plainclothes officer were charged with setting off explosives near an inhabited building. The charge carries a maximum penalty of death in the electric chair. The First Baptist was one of four Negro churches dynamited in Montgomery in 1957 and one of the men arrested was among four indicted for the church bombings almost seven years ago.
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Gertrude Trudy Schadeli of West Washington street will retire in January after 41 years with Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. A dinner at the Phoenix Hotel honored her with gifts including luggage from manager Ivan Downey and assistant manager James Lowes, plus employee tokens and humorous poems. Friends and colleagues attended, recalling her long city service from 1923 at sites now including Barneys Firestone Store and the West Washington street supermarket.
Investiture for Boy Scout Troop 80 will be held Saturday at the Corry Central Labor Hall on North Center street at 7 p.m. The Christmas party will feature games refreshments and an exchange of pills. Boys 18 years old or older may attend as invited by scoutmaster Newell Beckwith.
The Four Supremes provided music at the Elks Club for Penelec’s Christmas party Saturday night. Seventy two employees and guests enjoyed a smorgasbord and dancing, with Santa Claus distributing gifts. Special awards went to several attendees, including Mrs Harry Hotechkiss and Clark Johnston. Out of town guests from Eric and Meadville attended, along with retired employees and spouses.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs William Rute of 38 4 West Irving Street. Mrs Rute is the former Frances Raceilia.
A fragmented home recipe note asks readers to share favorite chocolate dessert ideas. It mentions mixing chocolate with milk and water, adding powdered sugar, and dipping with forks, inviting submissions to a recipient labeled The Only.
A rough recipe describes rolling marshmallows in coconut or chopped nuts and folding into a chocolate mixture. If thick, add water drop by drop. Variations suggest caramel cherry or mint bits. The writer invites Corry Journal publication and sharing the recipe with others.
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