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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1965
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Bennett Mahan announce the betrothal of Kathleen Louise Mahan to Larry Edward Greer of Spartansburg. Miss Mahan, a Sparta Merged High School graduate, works at Erie County Plastics in Corry. Mr Greer, also a Sparta Merged High School graduate, is employed at Corry Jamestown Corporation. No wedding date set.
In Princeton New Jersey AP report the Princetonian claims coeducation benefits the young male mind and contradicts President Goheen who says Princeton has no social problem to solve. The trustees rejected extending visiting hours for women at dorms amid student council pressure.
Ines Cuervo de Prieta, a Venezuelan mother of nine, was told by her doctor that she is pregnant with twins due in March, after previously giving birth to quintuplets 16 months ago.
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Miss Anna Marie Keppel and Daniel Laverne Rowland united in marriage at St. Pauls Lutheran Church last Saturday. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. Elmer A. Ortner with Miss Kathleen Keppel as maid of honor and Robert Jaquith as best man. The reception for 29 guests followed at the bride’s home with Music Makers providing tunes and a tiered cake as the centerpiece. The couple enjoyed a brief honeymoon in New York state.
Corry Public Library shelves gain a wide mix of fiction and non fiction titles this month. Notable entries include Practical Etiquette for the Modern Man by Mary Munson The Fall of Eagles by Zinaida Schakovskoy and When the Cheering Stopped by Gene Smith.
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lillie of 436 East Pleasant street. Mrs Lillie is the former Jalean Sherwood. A daughter was born last evening at St Vincent’s Hospital in Erie to Mr and Mrs James Jansen of 320 Marion street. Mrs Jansen is the former Mary Ellen Blatt.
William E. Halberg a veteran journalist aged 61 died after a long illness. He served on the Chicago Tribune staff for 25 years and was widely known in the Chicago area.
Three women injured in a three week old car crash near Kearsarge are recuperating at home with families nearby. Plans include a Sweetheart Ball committee meeting in Columbus and a Rainbow for Girls open installation at the Masonic Temple. Pennsylvania events feature Christa Heard meeting Gov Scranton at the State Farm Show and a Golden Age Club talk by John Bliley.
Last evening Mrs Henry Kennedy Mrs Gertrude Grover and Mr and Mrs Elmer Buetikofer acted as host and hostesses at the Evangelical United Brethren Church for the Amici Class meeting. Twenty five members attended the session conducted by president Mrs John Carrier. Refreshments followed and Mrs Carrier will hostess the next meeting on February 12.
The Sex Information and Education Council of the United States debuts to study sexuality in health and well being. Directors include clergy, college leaders, sociologists, and counselors. Dr Mary Calderone says public confusion about sex exists and aims to improve education. Wardell Pomeroy calls council work promising and describes initial plans like newsletters and pamphlets.
The New Couture Group previews fashion trends highlighting pink mink as this season’s elite symbol. The costly pink mink, bred in the Northwest, awaits market next month with rare color genetics and high anticipated prices. Designers Nat Kaplan and Larry Aldrich showcased spring lines, while council head Mr. Pomeroy said the group aims to remove stigma around sex by recognizing varied attitudes.
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