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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1963
Page
5
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The Business and Professional Women's Club of Nichols and Glavis Restaurant hosted guest speaker James Hammond in a program on community progress. Miss Marion Jean Felton received the February Girl of the Month certificate, with Felton planning to study secondary education at Slippery Rock State College.
Douglas Rozelle showed color movie scenes from England France Italy Germany and other European countries at the Kiwanis Club meeting in the Hotel Cory last evening. Lynn Rice led a group sing with Mrs Rice at the piano. Lester Elliott attended as a guest. Directors met later at Dorr Clark’s home.
Rev Cyril Cooper pastor of St Thomas the Apostle Church and CDA chaplain will address Catholic Daughters court No 35 at the Garden Room VFW Post. February social begins at 8 p m with Miss Ann Baressi lecturer also speaking per Mrs James Sullivan program chair.
New Orleans begins its Mardi Gras with hundreds of thousands on the streets under Mayor Schiro’s order for masked revelry. Cool weather and scattered showers headline the day as costumes range from spacemen to harem girls and parades roll from morning to night led by Zulu and other Carnival figures. The celebration concludes when St Louis Cathedral’s clock strikes midnight with Rex and Comus toasts, signaling 40 days of Lent.
Dr. Ernest R. LaFollette of Edinboro State College presented his camera safari to the College Women's Club at the YMCA. He described ten weeks in Africa visiting Kruger Reserve Victoria Falls native villages Zanzibar and Ferengett Plains. The program included African craft displays and a tea service purchase was approved. The next meeting March 25 features ballet by Statia Sublette ERIE ballerina.
The Idaho Highway Board will paint the first 80 feet of all 25 state entry highways bright red. A sign will read Weve rolled out the red carpet for our 100th birthday as Idaho celebrates its territorial centennial in 1963.
A series of earth tremors shook the Denver area last night and early today with no damage or injuries reported. Local authorities said there were no evacuations or structural concerns.
Miss Jenine Loveland and Miss Candy Marsh star in a scene from the Corry Area High School Junior Class Play It’s Great To Be Crazy. David Stohlberg is the center student. The show supports prom financing with performances Thursday and Friday at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. Tickets available from any junior or at the door.
Edward Kinley and his son Skip presented a program titled Conquest of Inner Space at the Blue and Gold Banquet for Columbus Cub Scouts held at Columbus Community Church. Lieutenant Commander Kinley narrated submarine details as Skip projected color slides. Kinley resides in Columbus and commands the Armed Forces Center in Erie.
Explorer Scouts Richard Parver and Tom Grice presented a film of last summer’s Philmont trip for Boy Scouts Troop 70 at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Sixty five attendees enjoyed a tureen dinner as Dr Elmer Ortner gave the invocation.
San Francisco AFL-CIO Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, 11,000 strong, set a 6 pm strike deadline. A walkout would halt 8,000 miles of track across Oregon, California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. Negotiations continued with little hope of agreement over automation and retraining for displaced workers.
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