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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1965

Page

5

Long-Distance Bridal Shower Held at Whitehead Home

Mrs. Tracy W Whitehead Mrs James Haslett and Mrs Bertha McMichael hosted a long distance bridal shower for Miss Barbara Quattlebaum of Killeen Texas bride elect of David A Whitehead also of Killeen. Guests brought unwrapped gifts displayed and then wrapped for sending to Miss Quattlebaum in Texas. The refreshment table featured a red carnation Valentine theme with a large white ruffled red heart and nut cup favors. Carnation arrangements and lighted red candles decorated the home. Winners of party games included Mrs Paul Ongley Mrs Victor Kern Mrs Edward Stone and Mrs LeRoy Marlert with special honors to Mrs Gerald Wright. Additional guests listed.

Whitehead Tracy W. Whitehead James Haslett Bertha McMichael East Pleasant Street Barbara Quattlebeaum Killeen Texas Quattlebaum Paul Ongley Spartansburg Victor Kern Titusville Edward Stone LeRoy MarLett Gerald Wright Joseph Baressi Ethel Matthews Larry Buell Charles Jackman Charles Jackson Russell Little Larry Brown Donald Jackson Union City Raymond Weldon Charles Weston

Corry Coin Club Holds First Officers and Meeting

The newly formed Corry Coin Club displayed officers Walter Loveland president Harry Stauffer secretary and treasurer Frank Karkoski Sr vice president at a Moose Lodge session attended by over 40. Robert Wank is program chairman and Stanley Sarnicki publicity chairman. Awards went to Wank Morrow and Hepler as coin displays by Anderson Grice and Stauffer were shown. The club, now at 60 members, invites more joiners with the charter open through February.

Corry Coin Club Walter Loveland Harry Stauffer Frank Karkoski Sr Moose Lodge Robert Wank Stanley Sarnicki Wank Louis Morrow Gerald Hepler S. E. Anderson Frank Grice

Rotary Club Guest Speaker Joseph Jawdy at Dinner

Joseph Jawdy president of Yauber Woolen Mills in Spartansburg spoke at the Rotary Club dinner in the Moose Lodge Colonial Room. Craig Hyer introduced him as program chair. Inducted as new Rotarians were Hugene Heisen Crestline and Charles Onoghan General Telephone.

We Yauber Woolen Mills Spartansburg Rotary Club Moose Lodge Joseph Jawdy Craig Hyer Hugeneheisen Crestline Charles Onoghan General Telehone J. David Watson Rotary Elmer A. Ortner

Epsilon Phi Chapter Event With Nature Program

Mrs. William Deutschlander hosted Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her West Irving Street home for a social evening with Mrs. Gordon Bater as cohostess. Mrs. Richard Melzer presided over the business session, followed by a white elephant sale led by Mrs. Bater with committee help. Miss Dolores Aquilino and Mrs. Basil Bright led the program Nature and Astronomy. Plans for a social evening with husbands were announced for next month at Mrs. Fred Scherzer’s home on Wright Street with Mr. William Roberge as cohostess.

Ts. Deutschlander Atertains Forpsilon Phi William Deutschlander West Irvingtreet Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Gordon Bater Richard Melzer Rater Ways and Basil Bright Dolores Aquilino Fred Scherzer Wright Street William Roberge Aquiling

Mrs Mowers Hostess For Plank Road Club

The January Plank Road Club meeting was at Mrs Howard Mowers home with eight members one guest Mrs Kenneth Schaeffer and five children. Mrs Harold Carr was named secretary and treasurer. Games and visiting followed by Binget peachy cake with whipped cream and coffee. Mrs Carr won the hostess gift. Mrs Cecil Miller will entertain on February 46 at her home.

Plank Road Club Howard Mowers Kenneth Schaeffer Harold Carr Carr Cecil Miller

Wright School Band elects officers for term

The Wright School Band directed by Mrs H Lynn Rice elected Becky Summerville as president Guy Korman as vice president and Barbara Crowell as secretary and treasurer Custodians are Tim Hooven and Debbie Meerdink librarians are Lynn Rossbacher and Jeanne Bracken Kevin Bensink will handle publicity The band will join spring festival at Corry Area High School and PTA programs and plans to continue activities with other bands during summer under Ronald Rairie Meanwhile Richard Mountain will preside over initiatory degree ceremonies for Erie City Odd Fellows Lodge tonight at 8 in LOOF Hall with plans for a Kane trip to confer degrees The rest of the item covers a stork shower hosted by Mrs James Maloney and a Rebekah Lodge pancake supper planned for February 2, with details on attendees and dishes.

Wright H. Lynn Rice Becky Summerville Guy Korman Barbara Crowell Tim Hooven Debbie Meerdink Lynn Rossbacher Jeanne Bracken Kevin Bensink Corry Area High School Ronald Rairie Richard Mountain Jonathan Lodge Erie City Odd Fellows Kane James Maloney South Second Avenue James Howard Howard C. M. Howard Larry Buell J. R. Grice Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Russell Merritt Noble Grand Bertha Darwin James Smith Arden Baldwin

Dog lung transplant dog alive 16 months after procedure

Doctors at Iwate Medical University report a dog that received lungs from another dog 16 months ago remains alive and well. Led by Dr. Yuichi Yaegashi, the team has transplanted lungs into more than 100 dogs in ongoing experiments.

Tokyo Iwate Medical University Japan Yuichi Yaegashi

Bridge Scores in Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Event

The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group held the fifth Individual session with an average score of 31 percent. Winners included Lena St Clair at 43 percent, J Fred Kinley at 42 percent, Mark Coyle at 38 percent, Morgan Beverly and Raymond Sandburg tied at 35 percent, E E Hawkins and Donald Hall and Horton Davis tied at 33 percent, and Veo Lindsey at 31 percent. Next week the sixth and final session will determine the three winners.

Lena St.Clair J. Fred Kinley Mark Coyle Morgan Beverly Raymond Sandburg Donald Hall Horton Davis Veo Lindsey

Conelway PTA Program Presented by Lou Hanna

Lou Hanna leads Conelway School PTA meeting with devotions by Rev. Robert Casler and flag salute by Mrs. Harold Wolfe. Mrs. Merrill McCray introduced, routine reports given, attendance award to Mrs. Rex Ireland's second grade. Lou Hanna presented a Physical Fitness program. Al Cox and his Triesters played. Dr. John Brown and Dr. George Gould to speak on physical and dental care. Cookies and coffee served by Mrs. Lawrence Clark and committee.

Wry M. James Nammond Conelway School PTA Robert Casler Wayne Valley al Cox John Brown George Gould Lawrence Clark

Pro Footballer Named Tarzan Star in New Movie

Mike Henry, 6 foot 3 and 227 pounds, Rams linebacker, was chosen by producer Sy Weintraub for the next Tarzan film. Henry, a former USC standout and seven year pro, will swing into the jungle as the longtime series returns after 1918.

Nylet Yullary Den Tarzan Mike Henry Los Angeles Rams Sy Weintraub Henry Hepy Southern California We Rational

Management Club Sees Manpower Talk at Moose Lodge

About seventy five Corry Management Club members met at the Moose Lodge to hear Howard Kelly of Erie Manufacturers Association and John Hamilton of Erie share a talk titled A Recent Look at Employer-Employee Relationships. Kelly, on Governor Scranton's advisory committee on manpower development, is also chair of the industrial relations group of the National Industrial Council. He spoke on employee motivation and training, relating consulting experiences with various employers, complemented by two brief films.

Moose Lodge Corry Howard Kelly Erie Manufacturers Association John Hamilton Erie Kelly Governor

Geneva Circle Meets With Mrs Loveland First Presbyterian

The Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church held its first meeting of the year yesterday at the Marion Street home of Mrs. Harvey Loveland with 16 members and one guest, Mrs. H Kenyon Leishman. Mrs. Loveland chaired. devotions by Mr. Harold Patterson. officers and committees announced. program followed and dessert served by Mrs. Loveland and cohostess. Future event noted for February 16 at Mrs. Patterson's home with Mrs. Toth as cohostess.

Geneva First Presbyterian Church Marion Street Harvey Loveland H. Kenyon Leishman Loveland Harold Patterson Hubert Heerlein Cochairman James Hileman Willard Shreve Howard Hammond James Smith Frank Toth Louis Auer Warren ‘Titus Maxwell Brown

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