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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1965
Page
5
John R. Rossbacher, Corry Fine Arts Committee member, spoke at the College Women's Club meeting at the YMCA. He outlined the committee's activities and future events while the club approved supporting its work and considered bylaw changes to raise dues for scholarships, civic projects, and loans.
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Janet Chiricuzio celebrates as she prepares to wed Thomas Viola of Bradford on February 20 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church. Hostess Mrs. Frank Chiricuzio, cohosts Misses Pamela and Candi Chiricuzio, and guests from Warren attended a gate event with prizes for Carol Chiricuzio Laura Hanlin Sandra DeLellis Mrs. Joseph DeLellis and Mrs. Charles Bailey.
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted the annual after-Christmas Bargain Daze card party at the Moose Lodge with Mrs. Harold Jackson as chairman. Prize winners included Mrs. Alfred Cone for grand award a power hair dryer. special awards went to several members including Mrs. Francis McNulty and Mrs. Harold Messenger. Additional table winners listed. BPW officers noted. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dallacqua at Corry Memorial Hospital, and a son Philip Edward born to Mr. and Mrs. John Pirro at Lake County West Willoughby Hospital.
The Corry Area Council of Churches met at First Presbyterian Church with several local church reps. Carl Dahl thanked volunteers for the city park Christmas display. World Day of Prayer plans were announced, and a community hymn sing is set for 8 15 p m at First Methodist led by H Lynn Rice. The council schedules its next meeting March 28 at Evangelical United Brethren Church.
Bloomfield College Choir from Bloomfield New Jersey will present a 30 voice concert at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 7 30 pm Clyde H Holt directs the ensemble The choir has traveled thousands of miles in recent years performing in New Jersey and during January tours through Pennsylvania New York Washington DC Virginia and Maryland
The Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Woman's Society of World Service plans a 7:45 p m program featuring Miss Myrtle Lefever a missionary who spent years in China and will show colored slides recounting her experiences The invitation invites everyone in the area to attend Also noting local family news including births visitors and a Cub Scout meeting at Wright School The recipe note and a Daniel Webster quote complete the item
Columbus Grange members gathered at the Dean School building in Columbus for a square dance and meat loaf dinner serving 32 members. David Curtis presided as master with Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr. as general chair. A new candidate, Mrs. Theodore Zeyzus, was named for membership.
Manley chairs the February and March refreshment committee. A square dance for members and guests is planned for February 13 at Deen School. Mrs Harold Curtis introduced former Columbus residents Rev and Mrs Cecil Ross of Dewilville. Rev Ross performed on the musical saw and violin and gave a magic illustrated talk. Several members participated. The next meeting is February 8. House For Rent Look in the Classifieds.
Mrs. Carl Stump shares a fruit cake recipe combining dried apples molasses and sour milk with flour sugar and spices. The method outlines creaming, folding in apple mixture and batter, then baking a 9x13 loaf pan for about 35 minutes at 350 degrees. Include your favorite recipe for publication in The Corry Journal.
Harrisburg AP Nine Chester Negroes faced trespassing charges after a sit-in in the governor's reception room at the state capitol. Barry Walley, 20, refused to leave and was carried out in his chair by plainclothes state troopers. The group, part of the Chester Committee for Freedom Now, appeared before Alderman Joseph Derrima on their own recognizance. The protest demanded a gubernatorial statement on police brutality in Chester racial demonstrations. Organizers listed include Stanley E. Branche 81 executive director Maryage Doss 23 Wilburg Jion Miss Nilufar Ahmed 19 William Goldsborough 39 Jererick Chambers 34 William Abrams 42 Miss Anna Strand 18 and Walley.
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