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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1960
Page
5
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Mrs. George Hagger entertained with a Christmas Rose themed Sno-Ball breakfast at her Molt Street home. Guests included local dance instructors and a line of couples, with Morgan Beverly as 1959 queen and Dyn Killer escort. The Moose hall featured pink and gold décor, revolving lights, a gold throne, and a punch table as Gene Parrette’s orchestra played into the night.
At the Cory Kiwanis Club’s latest meeting held yesterday at the Hotel Cony, UHH oraynER was admitted to membership. President Ray Amy led the induction and business session. Next week’s meeting will be Wednesday night at the hotel, with Monday sessions resuming January 8. The club’s 37th anniversary will be celebrated as Ladies Night, with new officers to be installed and a Europe trip slides program presented by Atty. and Mrs. Douglas Rovelle.
The Colum bus Grange held its postponed meeting Tuesday with overseer Philip Wade guiding in the master’s absence. Plans were announced for the annual dues-paying dinner at the next meeting on January 9. Lawrence Miller announced a legislative dinner set for January 21 at Seneca Grange. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr and Mrs. Henry Zeyaus.
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Cor Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs George L Rogers of Spartansburg. A baby girl was born this morning to Mr and Mrs James R Moore of 121 Lemon Street at Cotfy Memorial Hospital.
Grove Coppers, chairman of the board of National Biscuit Co, died Tuesday in Englewood New Jersey. He led the company through major expansions and was a longtime figure in the industry.
About 450 attendees gathered for Corry’s Hospital Auxiliary annual Sno Ball Dance with decorations in a Christmas Rose theme. Miss Beverly Meerdink was crowned queen, with a grand procession, intermission remarks, and a surprise program by the Arthur Murray Dance Studio troupe from Erie.
East Mio street hosted a Past Grands party inviting 23 men and their ladies for a social evening with tables of prizes for contests. Widespread decorations featured a holiday motif and many names of attendees, donors, and committee members were listed along with honored hosts and hostsesses.
Penn State will require 1961 entrants to take the College Boards test, with instructions about exemptions for certain students. The move aims to evaluate entering students on a standardized measure, aligning with university policy and national testing practices.
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A chaotic homecoming unfolds as Marines and families converge at the Ransford residence in Park Forest for a Leathernecks reunion. The event expands into numerous plans, meals, and ongoing invitations, with Marines traveling from Chicago area and beyond, while one official report notes a GSA official, John J Hurley, died.
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