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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1965
Page
5
Merion Meat pattern 9251 offers girls sizes 6 to 14 for a penny-wise cotton drawstring shift. Includes yardage 2% for size 10 and mailing cost 35 cents with 15 cents extra for first class. Send name address size and style to Marian Martin pattern dept New York.
West Church street couple heads to California for a visit with plans to return by April first. Presbyterian Circle meets tomorrow at 1 30 p m with Mrs Harold Patterson hosting. Mrs William Halfast travels to Philadelphia to be near her son Corporal James Hurlbut recently injured in a car crash in town. He shows slight improvement and may soon hear from friends at Ward 9 United States Naval Hospital Philadelphia Pa. Spencer Ladies Aid plans eight o clock meeting at Mrs Niels Solenson’s home on R D 3. John Harmon of Warren Ohio and wife stay with the Seasteads on Maple avenue while Mrs Harmon visits aunt Mrs Albert Anderson in Corry Memorial Hospital. Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic holds all day session at Grange Hall with a noon Swiss steak dinner. president Mrs Joseph Gentilman notes Susan B Anthony Day. Mrs John Matteson formerly LaTrelle Earle hosts a Valentine shower with co hostess Miss Diane Hall and guests including Miss Sandra Glavis and several others. door prize goes to Miss Glavis. Mr Joseph Guth and daughters Pat and Rebecca visit their Pittsburgh daughter and sister at Magee Hospital where Patty studies at Mt Mercy College. Quote for the day by Berton Braley appears.
About 200 attended the Sweetheart Ball hosted by the Women of the Moose at the Moose Club ballroom. Suzanne Shaw was crowned Sweetheart of 1965 after midnight ceremonies with judges and escorts listed. gifts honored all candidates as the Nurses Scholarship Fund benefits. A birth announcement and local church piano anecdote follow in this item.
Preparations under way for a Mardi Gras card party sponsored by the Women's Association of Thomas parish at the Moose Club on February 23. St Edward's Girls' Clubs help with tasks. posters by sixth graders under Mrs Roche and Mrs Dominessy. Hats by Bennett's to be shown at 8 p.m.
The Corry Coin Club meets Tuesday at 8 PM at the Moose Club with a pre meeting board session. About 70 coins will be auctioned to members and guests. Short talks by Gerald Bagley Frank Grice and Jack McCray cover the history of American pennies and nickels and future programs include slides and movies on coin collecting.
Nathaniel Adams Coles known as Nat King Cole dies at 45 leaving widow Maria and children Natalie Casey Timolin and Nat Kelly. He rose from a modest start with a small orchestra to vast fame on hits such as Mona Lisa Unforgettable and Nature Boy, earning an elite income and shaping a storied career.
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy mother of the late president travels from New York by plane to Athens to dedicate the John F Kennedy Memorial Library exhibit. The trip highlights her public duties and the commemorative project honoring the former president.
Indonesian authorities temporarily took over the American cultural center after anti American demonstrations linked to North Vietnam air strikes. Police guarded the embassy and center as thousands gathered. the USIA director said the center would be returned in a few days.
Tanzania and the United States expelled diplomats in a diplomatic clash. Tanzania summoned Ambassador Othman Shariff home after the U S ordered the departure of its No 2 diplomat in Washington. The United States cited a probe finding no basis for charges against two American envoys.
Protesters climbed the cultural center and raised the Indonesian flag as they looted the building and its library last December in response to the American rescue operation in the Congo. A separate mob also sacked the American library in Surabaya in East Java, prompting authorities to close USIA operations locally.
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