Inauguration Travels and Local Social Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hoy ten of West Park Place sent an on the spot Washington report from the Inauguration events via their son and daughter in law William Hoy ten of Florence South Carolina who attended the ball and ceremonies through Senator Strom Thurmond. Various local relatives travel plans and social events fill the page including Bloomfield College Choir concert plans and community club gatherings with details on attendees and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hoyten
West Park Place
Sheraton Park
Washington
Inlaw
William Hoyten
Florence
S. C
Strom Thurmond
Kristine
Royal Norton
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
Bill
United States Army Reserve
G. Glenn Davis
R. D
Albion
Ind
Gail
Gloria
Vickie
Lucinda
G. M. Cooper
Fikhart
Gregory Cooper
Chicago
Bloomfield College Choir
Bloomfield
N. J
First Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Corry
Robert Perkins
IOOF
Noble Grands Club
Good Samaritan
First Methodist Church
Frank Sturgis
Wayne Street
Leroy Peck
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Moose Lodge
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
Harold Jackson
Olive Schreiner
Wednesday Cooking School At YMCA Features Meadow Brook Expert
Meadow Brook home economist Nadia Hamilton known as Mary Brooks and Lob law meat manager Joseph Sarnicki will lead an Erie YMCA cooking school at 8 PM. Brooks, a Sykesville native and Penn State alumna, has USDA inspection and teaching experience in the Pittsburgh and Erie areas. Sarnicki, at 153 York Street, has 19 years with Loblaws and will demo meat handling and cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Nadia Hamilton
Mary Brooks
Joseph Sarnicki
Loblaws
YMCA
Sykesville
Pennsylvania State University
Miss Brooks
Penelee
Jane Brugger
Beverly Tompkins
Erie
Hammond Appliance
The
Journal
United States Department of Agriculture
Pittsburgh
Sarnicki
York Street
Monica Clark Feted At Party For 6th Birthday
Monica Clark was honored on her sixth birthday with a Saturday party at her parents home in the countryside. Pink streamers and balloons decorated the room as a strawberry milk drink and a decorated birthday cake were served along with party ice cream. Favors included Little Miss pearl barrettes and assorted candies. Winners of games were Stephanie Gould Cindy Rathbun Janet Bailey Lori Gerzina Jody Kurelowech and Helene Armitage. Guests included Tricia Waterhouse Roseann Sandberg Cindy Simpson Kathy Simpson Sheila Clark and Valerie Clark. Monica received gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica Area Clark
Robert Clark Jr
White Honored At Rigby Home Society Dinner
Mrs. Elizabeth Rigby of 570 Wayne street hosted a dinner party last night honoring her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jamieson White. The couple plan to leave for Burlington Town for Ruth Griffiths wedding. Jim White has served as Youth For Christ International director and was youth director at Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church for three years. Attendees from out of town included Mrs Varina Ohrn and Robert Ohrn of Westfield New York. Local society notes submission deadline given as 11 am following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdames
White
Rigby
Elizabeth Rigby
Wayne Street
Jamies
Nancy Rigby
Paul E. Clark
Worth Street
Clark
Burlington
Town
Ruth Griffith
Kava My Whita Hac Hean
Reste Ee
Youth For Christ International
Jim
Nancy
Corry
My Favorite Recipe Old Fashioned Dried Apple Cake
Mrs Margaret Culver presents a traditional dried apple cake recipe blending chopped dried apples with molasses brown sugar and cinnamon. Mix soak simmer bake in a moderate 350 degree oven about one hour with eggs sugar shortening coffee and raisins for moisture and flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Culver
the Corry Journal
Author Gudebrod Dies After Illness in San Francisco
Morton P. Gudebrod 56 former Associated Press foreign correspondent and author died Saturday after a battle with cancer. He was noted for his international reporting and literary works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Morton P. Gudebrod
Associated Press
Johnson Will Go If Doctors Give Okay
President Johnson, recovering from a heavy cold, said he would travel to London for Sir Winston Churchill's funeral if doctors permit. In a bedside briefing at Bethesda Naval Hospital, he expressed a strong desire to attend Saturday's service, depending on his condition in the next day or two. Doctors planned to keep him until Thursday for rest and to ensure the cold is gone. The President appeared improved, telling reporters that his illness was mainly a sore throat now resolved. Mrs. Johnson, at Camp David, is also hospitalized with a heavy cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Gea
Allenbury
George Reedy
Reedy
Mrs. Johnson
David
Hearby
Maryland
Albert Damcott Celebrates 98th Birthday in Clymer Area
Albert Damcott, Clymer s oldest citizen at age 98, marks his birthday today at his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Clift ford Ten Huisen s home between Clymer and North Clymer. Born January 25 1867 he spent his life in the vicinity as a retired dairy farmer. He is survived by daughters Mrs Elsie King of Clymer and Mrs Mary Roush of Chicago Heights Ill plus Mrs Ten Huisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Damcott
Clymer Sest
Inlaw
Cliftford Ten Huisen
Clymer
North Clymer
Damcott
Sherman
Ten Huisen
Elsie King
Mary Roush
Chicago Heights
Ill
Grandfather Damcott Left Five Heirs and Hospital Stay
Three sons and two daughters are deceased. Among his many grandchildren are two Corry residents, Mrs. Russell Merritt of South Second Avenue and Mrs. Robert Loveland of East Street. Mr Damcott recently spent five weeks in Corry Memorial Hospital recovering from hip surgery.
Plaque Honors Gov David L Lawrence at YMCA Drive
In Pittsburgh the YMCA presented former Governor David L Lawrence with a plaque commemorating his 50 years as a member during the launch of its 1965 membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Ymca
David L. Lawrence
U S Money Shifts Abroad in Aid and Development Plan
President Johnson unveils a broad foreign aid package with foreign assistance rising to 1 billion for development abroad next year and increased funds for AID. Food for Peace remains 1.7 billion, Peace Corps numbers grow to 17,060 in 46 countries, and State Department allocations rise by 10 million. Proposals also seek higher guarantees for investments in developing countries and expanded use of excess foreign currencies for national aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
National ‘Development’ Association
Agency For International Development
Food For Peace
Peace Corps
Johnson
State Department
Russia
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ger Baar MoMicepti
Birdie
Sawyer
Jane
Corry Savings and Loan
North Center Street
Monica Clark
Society
Jennett
Bennett's
Corty’s Home of Values
PTA
Harold J. McLaren Jr
Concord School Parent Teacher Association
McLaren
Grove City College
Hahneman Medical College
Hahneman Hospital
Philadelphia
Elmer Hess
Hamet
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Ole
Revlon
Carton
Ogle Lumber
Kentile
Suppef
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