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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1970

Page

5

Twelve Days of Christmas tree by Miss Naomi Johnson

A pear tree display created by Naomi Johnson features the Twelve Days of Christmas characters in miniature on a base of three levels. The creator, aided by her mother and cousin, has revised the piece annually over five years and notes its English origins. Additionally, several births were reported: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Michael Kelly, a son to Mr and Mrs Albert Irwin, a son to Mr and Mrs Jack Gibbons, and a daughter to Terry Williams’s family, with respective hospital locations and maiden names mentioned.

Naomi Johnson East Smith Street Kenneth Sickler Spring Creek Johnson JoAnn Pless Rochester N.Y Archie Ploss R.D. 3 Dennis Ploss Armed Forces Fort Jackson 5.C

Welfare Head Raps Agency over Workload and Bureaucracy

State Welfare Secretary Stanley A. Miller departs with Shapp, urging less bureaucracy and paperwork. He pressed for interlocking welfare programs, legal services, hospital mental health unification, and more community residences for the mentally retarded. Miller highlighted his opening of the department to public rapport as his key contribution.

Pittsburgh State Welfare Stanley A. Miller Shapp State Welfare Department Miller Gov Shafer

Pulitzer Winner Blasts Historians Over Craft Decline

Oscar Handlin, Pulitzer Prize winning historian at Harvard, says a decline in craftsmanship has set back history writing by three decades. He tells the American Historical Association that historians have isolated themselves from modern linguistic changes since Eliot Joyce and Pound, failing to study language and its meanings.

Boston Oscar Handlin Handlin Harvard American Historical Association Eliot Joyce Pound

Club 15 Hosts Evening at Mrs Ross Home

Members of Club 15 gathered at the West Smith street home of Mrs Albert Ross to celebrate Mrs George Maloney’s birthday with gifts and awards for members including Mrs Harry Burton Mrs Michael Comitz and Mrs Maloney. The next session will host Mrs Harry Burton on Mead avenue and observe Mrs Richard Orn’s birthday.

Club 15 Albert Frances) Ross West Smith Street George Lucille) Maloney Harry Marie) Burton Michael Jean) Comitz Maloney Harry Burton Mead Avenue Richard Millie) Orn

Open House To Honor Leishmans

An open house and reception will honor Rev. and Mrs. H Kenyon Leishman at First United Presbyterian Church on West Smith Street. The event marks the 25th wedding anniversary of the pastor and his wife. Congregation members, friends, neighbors and associates are invited to attend from 2 to 4 p.m. Hosted by the Session and the Women's Association of the church.

H. Kenyon Sara) Leishman First United Presbyterian Church West Smith Street Leishman Women’s Association of the Church

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Bexton Society Editor Michael Kelly Centerville Union City Memorial Hospital Kelly Gloria Gawlinski Albert Irwin Waterford Street Union City Irwin Cathy Bryan Jack Gibbons R.D. 2. Clymer Corry Memorial Hospital Gibbons Mary Lou Hutton Terry Williams Spring Street McMichael Hope Viet Hollywood Bob Hope Vietnam van Nuys Nixon U.S Singapore Symon M. Pereira Wouter Columbus City Hall Corry Motor Inn Edward Zarger T.A. Hubley Clare Capwell Jerome Davis Edward Targets Pryor Birdie Warren County Quiet Acres Nursing Home R.D. 2 Michael Kuzma Norman Perschke Mary Kuzma Sue Kuzma Joanie Rugar William Perschke Walter Still Dave Jamnier Greg Todd Wanda Williams Billie Joe Williams Barbara Perschke Brokenstraw Quiet Acres Joseph Bodie William McChesney Wave Rieck Richard Mulligan Drew Phillips Fred Anthony Kiwanis Club Anthony Kenneth Grunewald Rie Kiwanis Club Erie County Lyle Hotchkiss West Bend Street John McLean Corry Corry Grange Grange Hall Park Street John Decker Leo Pauline) Gates Sir James Matthew Barrie Hazel Merker Harriet Myers Lona Merker Dennis Frushone William Halfast John Hornick David Johnson Roy Kerstetter Thomas Lathrop Stewart A Doc” Long Richard McKetn William Miller Theodore Swanson Leishmans Sava Lunsa Melearty A Eth LT North Center St Gan
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