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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1961

Page

5

Gremese Delivers First Address To DAR Chapter

Aldo Gremese, a Corry Area High School student from Udine Italy, spoke to the Brokehetraw Valley Chapter DAR about life in Udine, his impressions of the United States, and compared local farm life to life abroad. The meeting at Mrs. Horton Davis's West Congress Street home included DAR relay winners and essays by Jay Stummerville, Becky Morrison, and Sharon Ott, with plans for a tea at the Lawrence Hotel and a donation request for the State Children of the American Revolution.

Aldo Juben Corry Area Udine Italy Brokehetraw Valley Daughters of the American Revolution Jeanne Nichols Aldo Maly Robert McCray Nea Naw United States Ameri Fcan Jay Stummerville Gunder Corry Area High School Becky Morrison Sharon Ott Wright School West Congress Street Horton Davis Homer Kolstec Aegent Esther A. Walt State Children of the American Revolution Davis Foster Davis W. W. Graham DAR Good Citizenship YMCA

The Spoken Word Is Like the Air

The phrase evokes the fluidity of spoken language compared to the permanence of printed text. The speaker emphasizes how speech travels, adapts, and persists in memory even as ink remains on pages.

Rebecca Circle Meeting At St Pauls Lutheran Church

The United Lutheran Church Women of St Pauls Lutheran met at Mrs John Fréno s Wright street home Wednesday evening The program titled May the Brother of Jesus was presented by Mrs A daughter born to Corry Bernard Stoddard Memorial Hospital The chair Mrs Robert Clark Sr reminded the group of upcoming congregational events and the next circle gathering is set for March Let Mrs Stoddard helped with refreshments and Mrs George Gould will host the next circle meeting on March Let

ULCW Rebecca Circle Frono Rebecca United Lutheran Church Women of St. Paul’s Corry Stoddard George Gould

Births Report in Union City and Corry Families

A daughter named Avdaughter Mary Jo was born to Mr. and Mrs Jarry Castran tas of Trenton New Jersey on January 2nd. Gus Castrantas of 322 West Pleasant Street Corry is the paternal grandfather. A son was born Wednesday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Ray Cole of R1 2 Union City New Jersey.

Mary Jo Jarry Castrantas Trenton N. J Gus Castrantas West Pleasant Street Corry Union City Memorial Hospital Ray Cole Union City

State Officer To Address PTA Dinner In Corry Area

Corry area PTA Council invites parents and teachers to a dinner hosted by Wright School PTA next Wednesday February 8. State PTA vice president Edmund L. Thomas of Erie will speak as Pounders Day is observed. Advance reservations with Mrs. Robert Lindstrom by February 6. Dinner starts at 6 20 and attendees should bring their own table service.

Wna Corry Area PTA Council Wright School PTA Edmund L. Thomas Erie Yoon Robert Lindstrom

Relief Corps To Serve Dinner At February Meeting

The Woman's Relief Corps met yesterday in Corry Grange Hall for an all day session to tie quilts and share a tureen dinner arranged by Mrs Henry Hill Sr. and committee. President Mrs Horace Hopkin opened at 2 p m with 21 members present and votes were cast to donate quilts to three local families who recently lost their homes and belongings in fires. A public ham dinner was mentioned along with Centennial celebration plans though no details were provided. A card was signed for ill member Mrs Manley Robbins Sr. and the door prize was won by Mrs Mabel Brown.

Te Woman's Relief Corps Corry Grange Hall Park Street Henry Hill Sr Horace Hopkin Manley Robbins Sr Mabel Brown

Corry Grange Valentine Party Scheduled for Feb 6

Corry Grange will hold a Valentine party Monday evening February 6 at 8 30 in the Grange Hall on Park Street. Each person planning to attend is asked to bring a Valentine for an exchange during the evening. Those not solicited are to bring hamburger buns for the lunch following the meeting.

Corry Grange Grange Park Street Perso Wah Polly Bergen Caryl Renee Ma Paul Whiteman NBC NBC Opera Company Beethoven Fidelio Abraham Lincoln ABC Hall of Fame Jean Angoullh Inter W. Somerset Maugham Chester Morris Jane Ponda Arlene Prancis Jack Carson CBS Baellyears Jack Benny Andy Wilams Connie Francis Harry James

Fete Clymer Hill Man On 80th Birthday

Mr. Beckerink was honored on his 80th birthday with a church basement party hosted by his wife and two daughters in Clymer Hill. About 50 neighbors joined in reminiscences and games while prizes and gifts were presented. Born February 2, 1861, he lived in the area all his life and retired from farming in December 1960. he has three grandchildren Roger Rodney and Janis Watrous.

Surmon Beoketume Clymer Hill Orlo Watrous Peter Schirman Beckerink Emma Hessink Hbs Fe Abe Beckerinks Roger Rodney Janis Watrous

Moose Women Hear Mrs Andrus Talk On Skin Care

Mrs George Andrus of Sea's Drugs spoke to the Women of the Moose last evening at the Moose home on basic skin and hair care and proper cosmetic use. The meeting included Hospital Chapter Night, a business session led by Senior Regent Mrs William Prine, and reports on a Swiss steak dinner and the mid winter conference in Union City.

Osmenes George Andrus Sea's Drugs Women of the Moose Moose Andrus William Prine Agnes Huntley Moosehaven A&p Loblaws Barney's Firestone A&m Bot— Ung Co St. Edward's School Pta Astair Union City Prine

David Bruce Named Ambassador to Britain

David K. E. Bruce, a veteran diplomat with posts in Paris Bonn and Berlin, was Kennedy’s pick for ambassador to Britain following lengthy competition for the secretaryship. He previously served as undersecretary of state and ambassador to France as the last ambassador to St James may cost large sums personally like past holders such as John Hay Whitney.

Washington David K. E. Bruce Bruce Willan Se RU Maryland Europe Paris Bonn West Germany Harry Iruman Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Dean Acheson France Kennedy Dean Rusk Court of St. James John Hay Whitney

Snow Delays Kennedy Children Arriving at White House

Washington AP reports the Kennedy children were set to fly from Palm Beach to the snowbound capital but heavy snowfall forced the White House to cancel the flight. A new arrival date will be chosen when weather clears. The White House will echo with the President and First Lady's children for the first time since Theodore Roosevelt era.

Washington Kennedy Florida Palm Beach White House Theodore Roosevelt

London Gold Dips To Low Point Since October

London free market gold prices fell to the lowest point since October amid U S reserve concerns. The price fixed this morning at 35.28 dollars per ounce, with the official pegged price at 35 dollars. Speculation had spiked to 40 dollars during winter trading, but Kennedy’s stance on dollar devaluation and similar NY Block Exchange commentary cooled the market. The London meeting closed with a festive lunch and a Valentine theme, as attendees looked toward the February 16 next session.

London Kennedy New York Block Exchange

Three Rs May Be Learned Mechanically

In Harrisburg Pennsylvania educators debated mechanical teaching machines for classrooms. Dr Boehm and Dr Clemmens described pilots in Roanoke with an advisory committee to study results next month. Machines could supplement teaching and allow advanced work for capable students while others receive standard studies. Costs range from under 20 dollars to 5000 with program costs from 3.50 to 17 dollars. Companies are addressing curriculum questions as investment grows.

Sarrisburg Pennsylvania Les H. Hoehm Public Instruction Roanoke Boehm Thomas Clemmens Office of Education Clemmens

McNamara urges overseas families to save money

Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara says a voluntary savings program could cut 4% of overseas costs this year, totaling about 10 million, with a goal of 200 million by 1962 and 1963. He notes no immediate Defense reorganization or redeployment plans, while planning five more large transport planes and 30 jets to boost airlift capacity.

Wantungtm Defense Roberts McNamara Pentagon Dwight D. Eisenhower Kennedy Eisenhower Army Defense Department U.S Department

Snow Removal Costs Mount in New York City

New York City has recorded 381 inches of snow since December 11 and total costs reach 14 million dollars. Sanitation Commissioner Paul R. Scheven reports only 2.9 million allocated for snow removal and related testing with machines as officials assess best options for schools adopting the equipment. Dr Boehm notes well tested instruction will accompany the machine when marketed.

New York City Paul R. Schevane Boehm

Untouchables shifts away from Prohibition era for new TV approach

TV critics note ABCs The Untouchables will end each episode with a disclaimer as the show pivots from Nesss Prohibition exploits. Cast member Robert Stack explains material limits while producers reposition Ness and aides as federal officers with no specific service ties.

New York ABC Robert Stack Thot Ness Untouchables Ness Chicago Capone Eeries Eliot Ness Barker-Karpis Anton Cermak Bootles PBS Secret Service Stack NBC Almanac Polly Bergen Carol Lawrence Paul Whiteman CBS Jackie Gleason

Snowstorm Triggers Early Release For Washington Staff

Government employees in the Washington area were sent home four hours early due to a heavy snowstorm. The Weather Bureau warned of more than six inches of accumulation and hazardous driving conditions persisted this morning.

Washington Weather Bureau

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Aldo Gremese Dar Relief Corps Fete Clymer Man Mrs. Andrus David Bruce Britain Tablea Philco Walz Jim Mamadonty Matiger South Center Street Bennett Corey House of Fashion Television Review Kerwin Athens Eddie Per Richard Kota Constantine Angel Attenborough Gregsom Sydney Box Associates Parents’ Magazine Hans Christian Andersons Snow Queen Mather She Snow Oleh Geris Kay Thins Chrixihin Anderson Rex Theatre Wagashos Art Linkletter Paliies Saodra Nees Tuipmy Kirk Patty McCormick
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