February sports brief hinting at basketball results
Fragmentary note mentions fueling Li eve 8 and al are rs and 2 Bee basket. No clear events, dates, or full names available.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1964
Page
5
Fragmentary note mentions fueling Li eve 8 and al are rs and 2 Bee basket. No clear events, dates, or full names available.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a fire on a Monday at a city location with references to Was, Michigan, and an inmate, but specifics on the incident, people involved, and the outcome are unclear. The text includes stray names and numbers, hindering full reconstruction of the event.
Miss Barbara Louise Corbett and Don D Lynn married at United Brethren Church in Franklin in a double ring ceremony officiated by Dr A T Moffat. Bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with train and veil. groom’s party included sister-in-law as matron of honor and twin bridesmaids. Reception followed with 175 guests. couple to reside in Franklin after a northern honeymoon.
Allen H. Kuhn district manager of Penelec presented an slide program to Kiwanis members in the Colonial Room of the Moose Club. He featured colored slides from exhibits at the New York World’s Fair opening in April with assistance from John McLean. Ronald Thumpston was elected into membership by Frank McKnight. George R. Zane of Erie was a guest. The directors’ meeting was postponed to Thursday. Bud Jones of the Dale Carnegie Foundation will speak next week.
A son was born Saturday at Berea Community Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William K. R. Swack of Cleveland, formerly Sué Griffith of Grove City. A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson of 308 West Washington Street. A son was born yesterday at Lockport Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald McIntyre. Mrs. Harold Gale of 249 Franklin Street is grandmother. groom is a Rocky Grove High School and Robert Morris Junior College graduate and secretary at Miller Equipment. Husband a Franklin High School graduate who served in the U S Navy and works for Venango Newspapers. Out-of-town guests attended from Revere Massachusetts and Jamestown New York along with Corry, Erie, Emlenton, Butler and Grove City. Mrs Elsie Roof, Misses Aleta and Anita Lynn, Mrs Ralph Corbett and Jack Corbett hosted pre-nuptial events for the bride-elect. Subscribe to The Journal today.
College Women Club program featured a hidden book reveal by Mrs H Gilbert at the YMCA. Batchester Towers by Anthony Trollope, from 1857, explored clergy life and church intrigue in a mid nineteenth century English cathedral town. Ruth Feis’s Molly Garfield in the White House was also recommended for its historical and family life insights.
Fifteen members of the Receptionists Club enjoyed a dinner at Jim Rose Steak House. They visited the General Telephone Company office where Clifford W Taylor welcomed them and George R Zane of Erie delivered an address titled Open the Door. A tour followed with a group discussion and questions. Refreshments followed for members from Associated Spring Corporation Ajax Division, Coop er Bessemer, McInnes Steel, Corry Instru Pierce, Corry Memorial, Aero Flow Hospital, Penelec, and others.
A Concord School PTA session features a Founder's Day program by fourth graders with narration by Thomas Blair directed by Mrs. F Lowe Edwards. The group, with Mrs. Gerald Bagley on piano, will sing patriotic songs and include a Jacksonian sense of Washington and Lincoln birthdays, cowboy numbers, and a religious song.
Four Mt Bragg paratroopers died and eight were injured during a mass parachute jump at Holland drop zone on Ft Bragg. Officials reported the C130 seemingly lost altitude, its wing striking a group of defenders who had jumped from another aircraft. Names were withheld pending kin notification.
The Soviet government issued a note on Monday night praising Ceylon for barring nuclear ships and planes from its ports and landing fields. This diplomatic gesture comes as part of Cold War era tensions and highlights Colombo's stance against nuclear proliferation.
The Franklin Area Chamber of Commerce urges Franklin to adopt a city manager form of government. President Albert B. Torfido says the city council should frame policy while full time management is needed. The chamber will push residents and council to move toward the change. In Ohio, Dr Olive Woodruff, 58, long head of Kent State University’s Department of Early Childhood Education since 1948, died yesterday.
A rock fall trapped two miners at Barnesboro Cambria County near Barnes & Tucker Coal Co Mine No 15. Rescuers reported verbal contact with William Prambi and Joseph Chi Ta, both alive as about 30 rescuers six inspectors worked three miles from the mine portal. Four other miners escaped.
British poet Stephen Spender praises the Beatles and Greenwich Village poetry scene but rebukes President Johnson and Prime Minister Douglas-Home. He says Johnson resembles a husky he would not eat and dislikes the prime minister’s perpetual smile after a news conference yesterday.
New York AP report states Edna Kamlet won 600000 for the death of her husband Dr Jonas Kamlet, a chemist, in a 1960 midair collision near New York between United Air Lines and Trans World Airlines. The verdict, against UAL, is cited as the highest wrongful death award in New York State Supreme Court.
Mrs Charles Hiles shares a traditional sugar cookie recipe with steps to cream sugar shortening eggs milk and vanilla then fold in cream of tartar soda salt and flour. Roll to half inch and bake 12 to 15 minutes. Also suitable for filled cookies. Submitters are invited to send others to Corry Journal.
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