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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1961
Page
5
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Youth Week at the Evangelical United Brethren Church concluded with a week of events. Plans included visits to Jimestown and Titusville, a progressive dinner, a panel discussion, and a 6:30 evening conclusion led by Rev. Robert Pier of Spring Creek.
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Julian Buesink of Findley Lake. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs George R Sample of 220 East Pleasant Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Marsha Ann Kuzma daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kuzma of Columbus was christened yesterday at St Marys Greek Orthodox Church Columbus by Rev Ronald Hazada. Godparents were Mrs George P Savko Sugdt Grove and Jesse Freeman Corry. A dinner for about 26 followed at the Kuzma home with fried chicken ham potato salad relishes stuffed cabbage and pastries.
Miss Janet Stroup received a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Lyle Hotchkiss, Miss Phyllia Jensen, and Mrs. Ronald Reed of Sherman at the Hotchkiss home. Honored guests included Mrs. Paul B. Stroup and Mrs. W. C. Scott. gifts, refreshments, and favors accompanied the event. She will wed March 25 to Charles Scott with out of town attendees from Sherman and Buffalo.
Harbor Half Ladies Ald met for a treet dinner with 16 members and families hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindstrom. President Mrs. Arthur Lindstrom led the business session voting to donate a quilt to families recently affected by a fire. A George Washington contest awarded prizes to Mrs. Edgar Miller and Mrs. Guy Fralick. Guests included Mrs. Vanle Harillit on and Miss Dorothy Chelton. A cookie sale closed the session. Next meeting set for March 2 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lo Gates. Harrisburg notes outline Pennsylvania 14 state colleges expanding study of world news under Dr. Charles H. Boehm with each college focusing on overseas areas.
The American Field Service fund drive began with a Friday film for CAHB students. Albin Wester announces bond sales start with a cake prize for top homerooms in 10th 11th and 12th grades. Bonds may be bought by any community resident. Aldo Gremese and Don Wharton praise the APS program and its global friendship goals. A dance Friday after the wrestling match raises proceeds for the sweater fund. Booster buttons will be sold soon. February college board exams occur on Valentine’s Day with March applications due February 18. Additional seniors gain admission to multiple colleges including Jerane Cole Bonnie Bennett Mari Ann Diemer Marie Barko and Jean Uterg.
Students compete for a college theme award sponsored by Thom MrAnn Shoe Company judged by the English department. Veronica Moritz Kaly Ann Tate Mary Jane O'Hare Nancy Krupa Mickey Andersen Don Wharton Bill Sample and Gay Anthony are applicants. CAHS honors swimming team and coach William Cochrin after a win over Jamestown on January 24. Two new student teachers Laurin Hurlburt and Harry Shap join the staff with backgrounds at Slippery Rock State College and Edinboro State College respectively. New English teacher Herbert Klodell also joins Corry. Groundhog Day report cards signal end of first semester. Senior class play plans underway with registration by last Friday.
Donna Walters celebrated her 11th birthday with a party at Sample Place Rd attended by about twenty girls. Guests played games, won prizes for names like Linds Bennink and Laura Miller, then enjoyed chips cake ice cream and nuts. Mrs. Walters was helped by her mother and aunt Mrs Andrew Johnson and Mrs Charles Haner.
Mrs. Alan Dimmick of Corry and Miss Ruth Wilson of Panama were honored at a surprise party hosted by Miss Clara Dipple. Winners included Mrs. John Lloyd, Miss Wilson and Clifford Button with a door prize. A buffet supper and gifts followed for roughly 15 attendees.
In Lisbon a funeral for seven police and soldiers killed in a Friday clash sparked a riot in which nine civilians were killed. Gov Gen Alvaro da Silva Tavares of Angola said the victims were rioters while police claimed anti government smugglers and a Communist movement sparked the unrest.
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