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Incoherent OCR text fragment references a fire rescue and an aerial unit. MentionsPol fire build age and out of a our feet, but lacks readable names, dates, or locations to identify a clear event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1965
Page
5
Incoherent OCR text fragment references a fire rescue and an aerial unit. MentionsPol fire build age and out of a our feet, but lacks readable names, dates, or locations to identify a clear event or outcome.
A fragment mentions metal themes and chaotic scenes at a venue with rages and banquets. It lists a phone-like sequence 664-2201 and references guns in a terse, unclear context. The incomplete OCR offers few concrete details beyond this chaotic outline.
Pictured at the annual senior class Christmas dance are Diane Hall James Robinson Darlene Costes Hugh O'Hare in the top row with Fred Davids Kathy Marsh Cheryl Sturgis and Hunt Stauffer center and Allen Loomis Cassie Mitchell Sue Moyer John Hendrickson lower row. Red bells pine boughs and other decorations provided a holiday setting. Music was by the Mark V.
The marriage of Anita Marie Varick and Charles Edward Skinner took place November 27 at Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church in Wrightsville. Rev. C Wesley Willson officiated a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Reed Hootteaded Hi College area after two years.
The Women of the Moose met Thursday evening with Mrs. Roy Hamilton presiding. Balloting occurred and plans were discussed to fill Christmas baskets. The bulletin notes December birthdays for Mrs. Roy Hamilton and Mrs. Al.
The Committee For Handicapped met at the VFW Post Garden Room for a brief business session and Christmas program. Marjorie Chelton played organ, Joan Harvey accordion, and Don Stevenson’s acapella group sang. a moment of silent prayer was observed. The Chelton family received a gift, a gift exchange occurred, and refreshments were served by local volunteers. Twenty-one attendees including two guests from Union City attended. the next meeting is January 17.
Mrs Shreve hosted the Neighborhood Club Christmas party at her Mound Street home with guests Mrs Anna Walker and Mrs Henry Fosburgh. Officers elected: Mrs Shreve president Mrs Harvey Loveland secretary and treasurer. Prizes went to Mrs Clarence Cox Mrs Loveland Mrs Frene and Mrs Bessie Cyphert. Harry Burton of Mead Avenue will host the next gathering.
The White House denied reports that President Johnson plans to send Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey to Vietnam. Press Secretary Bill Moyers said it hasn’t been discussed and Humphrey isn’t going.
The Buesink home on Wayne Street hosted a holiday party for Cliff Buesink Ford employees and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robison and Mr. and Mrs. Kern Sanford attended with others. Games and a buffet lunch were featured. awards were won by several guests including Mrs. Alfred Cone and Mrs. William Mitchell.
Paul Sonoski Jr. of R. D. 2 travels to Tampa with relatives for a two week vacation, joining a group headed to Florida via Pittsburgh and a jet flight. Nearby, 45 guests gathered in Columbus for a family Christmas dinner with attendees from several towns. A state police Christmas party marks a first in history at a local substation, and the YMCA hosts a Christmas concert benefiting World Service.
The notice mentions a school event running from 7 to 10 p m with attendees in regular school clothing and regular admission prices. A household tip advises brushing a pie crust with soft butter before lining the pan to prevent soggy bottoms and chilling the crust until firm before adding filling.
The annual Carnation Company Christmas dinner was held Saturday at Perry’s Inn in Columbus. Retired employees and spouses attended. decorations featured three red and white carnation centerpieces won by Nelson Trisket. Mr. Damon, plant manager, received a Hamilton watch for 25 years of service.
Mrs. R. Clark hosted the Spencer Secret Sisters at the R. D. 3 home of Mrs. Robert Clark Sr. Prayer was given by Mrs. Robert Clark Jr. Swiss steak dinner for 18 members was served at 6 30 pm. Tables were decorated in a holiday theme and the evening featured a secret pal gift exchange and a Christmas shopping game.
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