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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1965
Page
5
Hillstrom Home Sets DAR Session in February
Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of American Revolution met Thursday at 2 p m with Mrs. C A Hillstrom hosting on Wayne street. Due to regent illness the meeting was run by vice regent Mrs Raymond Bachomer. Fifteen members attended. Alt List includes Mrs James Sinare and Mrs C A Hillstrom for National Convention in Washington in April. Nomination committee named Mrs Horton Davis Mrs H A Gilbert and Mrs James Sinare. New officers to be installed in May. Next meeting set for March 4 with Mrs Robert Garfield at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
C. A. Hillstrom
Wayne Street
Walter Auer
H. W. Parker
Homer Kolstee
Raymond Bachomer
James Sinare
Washington, D.C
Horton Davis
H. ‘A. Gilbert
Howard Loveland
Ethel Matthews
Robert Garfield
Corry CD chief pleads for restored $2500 budget tie to volunteers
Parmenter, CD chief, told The Journal from Erie that Corry received no funds but did obtain some uniforms and stretchers through the hardware fund. He cites salaries at $24000 yearly for county CD, costs of siren lines and training, and says federal programs cover half hardware and personnel. He warns a $2500 cut threatens operation and 700 volunteers, while noting his lack of job security and pension plan access. Commissioner Hill says the cut does not prove a breach of promise to pension matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weu
Rage
Defense Department
Erie
Parmenter
The
Journal
Corry
County CD
Holcomb
William C. Hill Jr
Corry area Golden Age Club meeting and local notes
The Corry area Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p m at the YMCA with Arden Baldwin giving a history talk. Benjamin Skinner remains hospitalized in Philadelphia. Mrs Skinner visits Roslyn, Penn. Miss Thelma Showalter presides over federation plans in Pittsburgh. Elks initiation adds eight new members. Erie Osteopathic Hospital patient Joseph Pirro requests greetings. Fort Benning furlough for Orville Huff and birth of a son. The Columbus Grange plans a Monday night musical program. Quote by John Bishop ends the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
YMCA
Arden Baldwin
Maude Barnes
Fern Gilson
Benjamin Skinner
Franklin_ street
Temple University Hospital
Philadelphia
Columbus Grange
Dean School
Hazel Eldred
Ronald Carter
Jeanne Manley
Elks Club
Guy Davis
A. J. Pkinson
James Carrig
Said
Nantes
William Johnson
Reader Langhurst
J. Donald Watson
Paul Dwyer
C. M. Patterson
Joseph Seitz
Charles Craker
A. M. Litz
Olin Bracken
Jerome Needham
Joseph Pirro
South Center Street
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Peach Street
Traction
Orville Huff Sr
Union City
Fort Benning
Gloria Hast
Thelma J. Showalter
Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pittsburgh
Penn- Sheraton
State Federation
World’s Fair records heavy loss and cost cuts ahead
New York AP reports the New York World’s Fair lost 17 510 100 last year while planning to boost attendance and cut costs to recover. The audit by Peat Marwick Mitchell notes Dec 31 cash reserves at 629 063 and write offs of two thirds of loans and receivables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co
Parmenter Considers Restoring The Cut
Parmenter told The Journal today he does not know if the cut will be restored. The remark raises questions about future funding and policy decisions affecting the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmenter
The
Journal Today
Library Letter List of 813 Must Reads for Teens
Early this year Dr Richard Alm of the University of Hawaii surveyed 200 librarians from 31 states and DC, gathering 813 proposed high school must reads. From responses 555 titles appeared once and 78 drew consensus from five or more librarians. The Corry Public Library shares many top picks including To Kill a Mockingbird and Gone With the Wind among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Alm
University of Hawaii
American Library Association
District of Columbia
Corry Public Library
Hiroshima
Main Street
Huckleberry Finn
My Antonia
Charley
Ethan Frome
Bridge of San Luis Rey
Madame Curie
Abraham
Lincoln
Beatrie
Gods, Graves and Scholars
Johnny Tremain
Mrs.Mike
Mr. Chips
Sweetheart Candidate Martha Houser Named for Moose Ball
Miss Martha Houser daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Houser of 4 East Pleasant street is a candidate for sweetheart of the annual eye Ball sponsored by the Women of the Moose to be held at the Moose ballroom on February 13. A Corry Area High School senior her birth date is March 23. Her hobbies include dancing bowling and tennis. She serves as treasurer of Tri Hi Y member of the student council and National Honor Society copresident of the Beav erettes president of the Study Club member of the Gym Club and has appeared in the senior class play. She plans to attend college majoring in mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Houser
Dean Houser
East Pleasant Street
Women of the Moose
Moose Ae
Corry Area High School
Miss Houser
Tri-Hiv
Beaverettes
Study Club
Gym Club
Columbus Elementary PTA Observes Founder's Day
The Columbus Elementary PTA holds its monthly meeting at the school on Tuesday at 8 pm to mark the 69th anniversary of the National PTA founded February 17, 1897. Guests include past Columbus PTA presidents and speakers Mr and Mrs Joseph Piteavage who will present slides on life in Puerto Rico and a program about Adventures in Gperestening Life in Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Elementary Pta
National
PTA
Columbus Parent-Teacher Association
Joseph Piteavage
Columbus
Heir Of McDonald Opted To See The Bright Side
Virginia Baker, former wife of Edward McDonald, 29, describes him as optimistic and loving, saying the marriage in Las Vegas lasted only three months before an amicable divorce. McDonald reportedly died by suicide at his Tucson home after a $30 million trust dispute tied to his late father, Zenith president Edward McAusland. An inquest is set for Monday. police earlier found a pistol and a 2 caliber bullet wound. In Pittsburgh, 55 men were arrested in a Hill district gambling raid amid cards, obscene literature, and slips with numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tucson
Laer
Virginia Baker
Brooklyn
Las Vegas
McDonald
Slare
Zenith
Chicago
Edward McAusland
Marianne Cantwell
Rancho Santa Fe
Calif
McAagland
Baker
Pittsburgh
Son born to Mr and Mrs Orville Huff Sr in Union City
A son was born Thursday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Orville Huff Sr of BD 1. Mrs Huff is the former Gloria Hawley of Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union’ City Memorial Hospital
Orville Huff Sr
B.D. 1
Huff
Gloria Hawley
Union City
List of notable books and titles referenced
A fragment cites famous works including Brave New World How Green Was My Valley Day of Infamy A Night to Remember The Bridges of Toko Ri The Yearling Vanity Fair Guns of August and Winter Wheat with the number 5 trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sions
Toko-Ri
Vanity Fair
Funeral Rites for Mrs Wright Held Monday in Sherman
Final rites for Mrs Lee Mabel Wright are set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Spitzer Funeral Home in Sherman. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Interment will be in Mina Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrigh
Lee
Mabel) Wright
Spitzer Funeral Home
Sherman
Mina Cemetery
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