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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1965
Page
5
Vague OCR fragment notes 18 846 in drink related data tied to education outreach. Readable bits reference youth behavior and potential impact on schools and communities. Further details unavailable due to text damage.
Mrs Edward Katren of Sciota Road received a stork shower hosted by Mrs Arthur Eckman Mrs Lawrence Eckman and Miss Lauren Eckman at the Eckman home on South Center street Sunday afternoon Twenty five guests from Meadville Erie Waterford and Corry attended and gave gifts The event featured games visiting prizes awarded to Mrs William Deutschlander Mrs Roy Borstorff Mrs Floyd Webb Miss Janet Oldenski and Miss Dolores Aquilino and decorations included a ruffled umbrella and a large stork with miniature baby bonnets.
Miss Carol Sue VanTassel and Norman B. Whiteley announce their engagement. She is the Corry Area High School 1963 graduate working at Corry Jametown Corporation. he is a 1964 Alliance Technical College graduate at Cambridge Springs and employed by A. Smith Company in Wesleyville. The wedding is set for February 6.
Miss Ann Baressi of East Smith Street hosted the Mentor Club meeting with a program on poet Robert Frost. Mrs. Blanche Sullivan arranged the event, featuring a life review and poems, while Miss Lillian Barnes assisted with refreshments. Mrs. Wilbur Rickers will host February 1 with a book review by Mrs. Porter Auer.
Thomas Pierotti of Cooper Bessemer gave a history of Ajax division and its products last night in the Moose Hall iar Room. He noted markets about 1500 miles away and praised community support. slides accompanied the talk. Douglas Rozelle Jr. presided and acted as program chairman. The club plans a meeting next week in the Corry Room at the Hotel Corry.
Mrs. Frank Ferry hosted the Traveling Nine Card Club meeting with awards to Edith Fox, Al Hansen, and Doris Stockton. Stockton earned the traveling nine prize. Guests Mrs. Harold Carr and Mrs. Gladys Reynolds attended a baby shower for Mrs. William Stockton and infant Patrick Carroll. Refreshments featured a blue bootie cake. Edith Fox to host February 4 at Mrs. Gordon Miller's home in Columbus.
Mary Bennett to be installed as worthy advisor of the Corry Assembly in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony at the Masonic Temple. Erie County Mental Health speaker at Wright School PTA meeting at 8 p.m. Rev. and Mrs. John Kunselman welcome Esther Marie born November 23 at Warren General Hospital. Queen of the Sweetheart Ball candidates and Moose event details. Catholic Daughters CHRER meeting Friday at Emmanuel Church undercroft. Lady Franklin Rebekah pancake supper success. Quote by Gilbert Keith Chesterton.
Hollywood mourns actress Jeanette MacDonald as hundreds fill Forest Lawn Church of the Recessional and 2,500 more gather outside. Her husband Gene Raymond chose songs for the service held after she died in Houston at 57 from a cardiovascular ailment. Notables including Nelson Eddy and pallbearers such as Barry Goldwater attended.
Dr Edward D Eddy Jr president of Cha tham College says the greatest educational need in the Pittsburgh area is a low cost four year state university. He criticizes talks of community colleges for blurring the real effort and stresses a broad based public option.
Washington AP reports a late starting inaugural gala at the National Armory for 11 000 Democrats. Richard Adler whispered protocol for Sally Ann Howes to greet the President and Mrs. Johnson, amid a mysterious figure named George O Doyle. A host of stars including Alfred Hitchcock Bobby Darin Carol Channing Carol Burnett Julie Andrews Margot Fonteyn Rudolf Nureyev Harry Belafonte Barbra Streisand and Mike Nichols Elaine May performed as Carson quipped about Johnson daughters.
German-born Erich Breuning spoke to the YMCA Women’s Auxiliary on his wartime experiences in Germany and immigration to Canada before settling in California and becoming manager of research and development for Snap-Tite in Union City. The talk followed a business meeting and Christmas bazaar proceeds were presented.
Edna M. Pierce shares an apple bread recipe with ingredients including sugar shortening grated apples pastry flour soda baking powder and salt. Instructions call for mixing in order and baking at 325 to 350 degrees until done with optional chopped nuts. Readers are invited to submit favorite recipes to The Corry Journal for publication.
The Adult Association of CHEER met at the VFW Post home with Juli Rossbacher as guest speaker. He spoke on insurance programs for handicapped children and explained various options. Mrs. Vern Chelton reported on Christmas gifts for handicapped members and nursing home patients.
The Corry Grange discussed Stephen Foster and songs like Old Black Joe at Grange Hall. Mrs. Katherine Fields led the program. John Decker presided at the business session noting officers meet Monday at Lloyd Lillie home.
Federal authorities outlined the basis of a complaint charging Minneapolis traveling salesman Everett DeHarportte, 58, with threatening President Johnson. He mailed a January 12 letter from Corpus Christi to Dr. Jesse Barron of Minneapolis claiming a plan to kill the president and asserting motives tied to radio and television access. DeHarportte, arrested last week, waived a formal hearing and was returned to jail on a $50,000 bond. An American, Mrs. Anne Royall, is noted as the first man to own and edit a newspaper.
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