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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1964
Page
5
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Rotarians heard B L Chisler manager of Corry s new Dowell Inc describe plant work and tools amid informative slides with explanatory remarks. Hubert Vaughn projected the slides and guests included George Saimple Merle Dodd P M Chamberlain and visiting Rotarian P H Chamberlain. Next week s speakers will be George Hagger and Edward Saloum of Snap Tite Union City.
Mrs Darwin Wolcott of Random Road entertained Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her home last evening. A program on floor coverings was presented by Mrs Douglas Rozelle. Mrs William Stright read a letter from a Honolulu Beta Sigma sorority chapter. The local group and Hawaii members exchange ideas. Mrs Harry Schremer will host the next meeting on January 21 with Mrs Frank Wise in charge.
Corry Grange members gathered last eve in Grange Hall with John Decker in charge. Lloyd Lillie led a question and answer session after the business meeting. refreshments were served by Mrs. John Decker Mrs. Roy Swart and Mrs. Loretta Belden. Those not solicited are asked to bring sandwiches for the lunch.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club will model special fashions at a bargain card party and style show Monday evening at the Moose Club. Seated models include Mrs. Alfred Cone and Misses Karen Ferry Christine Anderson Deanna Dundon Judith Dwyer, with Miss Sharon Smith not pictured. Tickets are 98 cents from any BPW member. A knit article preview will also be modeled under Mrs. Raymond Bachemner and Mrs. Arthur Shamburg.
A Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge session at the YMCA drew four tables with an average score of 42. Winning pairs included Mrs. Mark Coyle with Mrs. Arthur Cohen for 742, Mrs. B. E. Hawkins with Mrs. Frank Graft for 50, Mrs. Donald Hall with Mrs. Al Vanssens for 454, and Mrs. Raymond Sandburg with Mrs. Louis Morrow for 44. A Master Point session is planned for next week with Mrs. William Jones taking reservations.
A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Cloye Braswell of Columbus. A Fire fatality report mentions Raymond Bepp, about 60, in Butler, Pennsylvania, as the fire's victim.
Mr and Mrs Telford S Berkey of Spartansburg announce the engagement of their daughter Cathy Sue Berkey to William Dennis Clark son of Mrs Naomi Clark of 58 West Frederick Street and the late Thomas H Clark Cathy Sue is a 1962 graduate of Sparta Merged High School and works for Osmo Tanning and Manufacturing Corp in Spartansburg William Dennis is a 1961 graduate of Corry Area High School and a 1962 graduate of Bryant and Stratton Business Institution in Buffalo He is employed at Corry Jamestown Corporation A wedding date has not been set.
Lillian Guild enjoyed a tureen dinner last evening in Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. Cohostesses were Mrs. William Seitz Jr, Mrs. Rene Counasse and Mrs. Don Williams. New member introduced, Elizabeth Rogers named supply chairman. Five Lenten suppers planned after Tuesday services. annual parish dinner set for February 4 with meat provided and tureens requested.
After the Watch Night Service on New Year’s Eve a Corry Grange Hall gathering hosted by church groups offered cookies coffee and hot chocolate to 93 adults and children. The occasion doubled as the wedding anniversary for Hey and Mrs. arl Docherty who received a corsage and boutonniere.
Rebekah Lodge members met last evening in IOOF Hall with Mrs Edward Rossbacher presiding as noble grand. A plan to meet at Bracken Funeral Home to pay respects to a late member Daisy Shreve was discussed along with upcoming birthday celebration in April. Mrs Glenn Gates Esther Fargo and Bertha Darwin served chevanut cream pie tea and coffee. The next meeting is set for January 21.
In the northern Greek village of Mo mochissia women rule from sunrise to sunset and enforce gender roles. Men are confined to domestic tasks and must stay indoors except at night. Any man seen outside is publicly punished with naked exposure and cold water before a village tavern celebration at sunset.
Violinist Ruggiero Ricci, famed as a leading soloist, will headline the Erie Philharmonic third concert of the 1963-64 season at Tech Memorial Auditorium. He will perform Sibelius Violin Concerto in D minor, with works by Gordon Wilcox and John Vincent, plus Beethoven Symphony No. 5.
An eight member board to study a county sales tax was formed by Richard O Evans chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Frederick E Matison of Ellicott heads the committee with Perry Colburn Charlotte Daniel St Larson Jamestown Elliot Picher Kiantone Joseph Gerace Busti Norman Bell Sheridan and Donald Crowell Villenova as members. County Treasurer Hubert R Miller serves as secretary. The board previously voted along party lines to table the proposal that would raise about 5 million dollars yearly.
Cloudy and wet weather covered wide areas with no severe storms or deep cold. The North east and much of the Far West reported fair dry conditions while light snow fell in Colorado Wyoming Nebraska the Dakotas Iowa and New England. flurries in the upper Great Lakes. The Southeast saw more rain including heavier amounts. the Ohio Valley had rain mixing with snow and the Gulf Coast states experienced rain.
New York reports Elizabeth Taylor plans to file for divorce from Eddie Fisher within days. A source says she will pursue the Mexico based filing to speed the action, while Fisher hopes for a quick end and happiness for both.
Henry Brown Jr. 40 told lawyers he will not press charges against Myrtle Ross 44 after she shot him, citing a past forgiveness for his own actions last year when he says he shot Myrtle's sister. District Attorney James Barlow plans to submit the case to the grand jury.
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