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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1964
Page
5
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Birds and neighbors share news from Lorain to Columbus. Jerry Lewis and family returned home after attending the wedding of Susan Bennink and John Brundage at Columbus Community Congregational Church. Odd Fellows host initiation for Union City candidates. Navy petty officer Jim Earle, aboard USS Yorktown, newly promoted. Elmer Buetikofer plans eastern coast Florida trip. Mrs. Hazel Damon’s open house follows a recent trailer fire. Women of the Moose observe hospital chapter night at One Moose Home with officers and members.
The YMCA Aquatic Club held a card party in the Y multi purpose room and lobby drawing gift prizes from Bennett's, Sawyer's Studio, Citizens National Bank and more. Prizes included umbrellas towels perfume coin banks and jewelry. Proceeds support YMCA swim team activities.
Gen Emilio Aguinaldo regained consciousness and was reported improving after suffering two heart attacks in a week. The 94 year old Philippine revolutionary leader remained on the critical list at Veterans Memorial Hospital in Corry Buy.
A list of college bound reading titles including Dubliners Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Moby Dick The Grapes of Wrath War and Peace Anna Karenina and more. Notable authors include Joyce Koestler Salinger Steinbeck Dickens Tolstoy and Orwell.
A list of notable American authors and titles appears, highlighting Mark Twain, Robert Penn Warren, Thornton Wilder, Thomas Wolfe, Edith Wharton, Owen Wister, Ellen, Richard Wright, and others. The lineup spans novels and literary figures from the 19th and 20th centuries.
A concise invitation to subscribe to The Journal, highlighting easy access to current news and the benefits of staying informed through the publication.
Miss Martha Burkett daughter of Mr and Mrs Blain Burkett of WH D 1 18 is a senior at Corry Accu High School and candidate for queen of the Sweetheart Ball She is active in the Beaverettes TriHi Y Club school office staff of the yearbook The Corrian and participates in dramatic activities Her hobbies include bowling swimming and horseback riding She plans to become a beautician The annual Sweetheart Ball sponsored by the Women of the Moose will be held February 15 at the Moose Club.
The Kiwanis Club meeting in the Colonial Room of the Moose Club, with Douglas Rozelle presiding, reviewed the progress of the Well-Flip My Wig variety show at Corry Area High School next week. William Helmintaller reported ticket sales and rehearsals, Allan Shaw outlined concessions, and guest Ned Johnston of Prudential attended. Next week’s meeting will start at 5:30 p.m. to allow members to report to the high school for the show.
A U.S. District Court jury awarded Owen R. Goehman of Conway $12,500 in damages for an injury he says occurred December 17, 1959 at the Pennsylvania Railroad Conway Yards when a pipe wrench slipped. The verdict was returned yesterday in the case against the railroad.
Senate investigators revealed that Bobby Baker profited from both seller and buyer in a Haitian meat transaction. Testimony from Francis E. Law and Thomas Webb Jr. linked Baker to orchestrating the deal with Jose Benitez, a national committeeman. The case raises questions about conflicts of interest and potential involvement of other Senate aides.
Federal Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr set Wednesday as the deadline in a segregation dispute. Notasulga and Shorter remained all white in Macon County where Negroes vastly outnumber whites, while Tuskegee High had just begun admitting Black students last September. About 250 white Tuskegee pupils attend other public schools or a private school.
More than 100 Negro students attended classes peacefully yesterday at William Levering School as part of a stepped up integration plan in Philadelphia. About 25 white parents stood silently outside, offering no resistance. Levering, with 630 students, previously had only four percent Black enrollment.
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Conrad Shields of 1004 East Main Street. The newborn joins the Shields family and is reported in local society circles.
Four House members introduced a measure to amend the constitution to let municipalities levy occupation taxes on earners above 1000 dollars a year. A recent Supreme Court ruling held such taxes with a 1000 dollar exemption violated the uniformity clause.
A 17 year old car hop testified that Byron De La Beckwiths car was parked within a few hundred feet of the murder scene the night Medgar Evers was shot. Martha Jean O'Brien described a white auto with a distinctive radio antenna used by Beckwiths firm.
Maureen Elizabeth Reagan, 23, daughter of actor Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman, obtained a marriage license in Los Angeles to wed Marine Lieutenant David G. Sills, 25, yesterday.
Recipe from Mrs. Robert J. Sadowski lists meat loaf with ground beef crackers rice and onions. Instructions cover browning, layering in a casserole, baking until crackers brown, and optional variations with extra rice or peppers. Readers are invited to submit favorite recipes to The Corry Journal.
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