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Ty Am reports on a two event sequence with altered identity notes. Renowned participants identified through cryptic initials engage in a brief exchange, revealing tensions and tentative outcomes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1965
Page
5
Ty Am reports on a two event sequence with altered identity notes. Renowned participants identified through cryptic initials engage in a brief exchange, revealing tensions and tentative outcomes.
A series of bridal events marked the lead up to Miss Janet Chiricuzio and Thomas Viola wed at St. Thomas the Apostle Church on February 20. coworkers at Corry Jamestown Corp hosted a dinner at Bea's Steak House with many guests presenting gifts. A second shower at Mrs. Laverne Lindsey's home featured a social evening and additional gifts. A Progressive Club luncheon brought 150 attendees and further gifts for the bride elect.
Mrs. Carl Gincott leaves for Florida with her family after a farewell hosted at Mrs. Carl Coates home on Mead Avenue where gifts and awards were given to several guests. Birthday wishes go to Mrs. Gertrude McKay at Quiet Acres Nursing Home as staff and residents join a social afternoon with cake and ice cream. Hair Fashions by John styled six CHEER members aged nine to sixteen, while Alta Greene of Santa Clara observes a birthday from Mission Convalescent Hospital. Neighborhood Club hosts at Essex Street. prizes go to Miss Ethel Matthews and Mrs. John East with Naomi Clark receiving the guest award. February meeting set for Fessie Cyphert’s Essex Street home. Bill Turben and Rothrock depart in Bill’s plane for a two-week stay in New Port Richey Florida.
Agnes Sutton and Andrew C Anderson announce their engagement. Agnes, a 1961 Corry Area High School graduate, works for Crestline Company in Pennsylvania. Andrew, a 1962 CAHS graduate, studies at Erie Business Center and works at General Electric Building 6 in Erie. No wedding date yet.
The article notes President Truman’s secretary of state position figures along with Mrs. Levis Douglas aboard—while Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret attended Westminster Hall paying brief tribute. The Churchill family hosted and Lady Churchill visited the hall nightly following Sir Winston Churchill’s body being brought there.
The Corry Area High School senior class presents One Foot in Heaven in the school auditorium tomorrow at 8 pm under director Phillip Segal with Patricia Brandt as student director. The cast includes James Potocki Rev William Spence Barbara Szewczuk Robert Hajec Candy Williams Thomas Dyne Sue Wascaki Connie Frisina and others. Proceeds fund the American Field Service.
Dr Harold J McLaren Jr guest speaker at Concord School PTA meeting describing his work aboard the USS Hope. He showed color slides and discussed urology training at Hamet and St Vincent's in Erie. Ralph Austin chaired, Rev Shreckengost led devotions, and next council session set for February 10.
The division over university leadership surfaced as a nomination for president was sent to the governor with a 5-3 vote by the board while a minority recommendation circulated. Senator Oesterling backed Dr Edwards Jr praising him as a capable educator. critics charged political motives.
Dr. David H. Russell, 58, UC Berkeley education professor and authority on elementary reading, died yesterday. The obituary mentions Allan Adams Jr. as a patient at Hamot Hospital in Erie, son of Allan Adams Sr. and currently in Room 193. The article closes with a quote from Jean Rousseau.
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