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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1963

Page

5

Kiwanis Charity Show Needs Male Cast Members

Miss Jo Ellen Mallick ponders ticket sales for the Kiwanis Club musical rogue Tf The Shoe Fits to be staged February 12 13 and 14 at Corry Area High School. Cast ticket chairman William Helmin toler views the crowd as William Donaldson studies a script. Kiwanis urges more male participants and invites anyone interested to appear tonight at 8 o'clock. The proceeds benefit the Kiwanis Charity Fund.

Jo Ellen’ Mallick Kiwanis Club Misa Mallick William Helmintoler Liam Donaldson Kiwanis Corry Area High School Kiwanis Charity Fund

Dingfelder Golden Wedding Observed in Open House

Mr and Mrs Walter Dingfelder celebrated their 40th anniversary with an open house at East Pleasant Street home. Guests from Erie Buffalo Youngsville Union City Findley Lake Cutting and Corry area attended a 6 pm dinner for 75. The couple married January 31 1923 and received gifts including a purse of money.

Vernon Humphrey Howard Vanderhoof Howard Dingfelder William Senyo Gary Rater Jean Dingfelder Donna Vanderhoof Dale Eaton Janet Diane Humphrey

Stork Shower Fetes Mrs Sperry At R D 2 Home

A stork shower honoring Mrs. Sperry was held Tuesday evening at the rural route 2 home of Mrs. Russell White. Twelve guests enjoyed games and visiting, with prizes won by Mrs. Terry Williams Mrs. Anne Andrus Mrs. James Maloney and Mrs. Sperry. The serving table featured a decorated display of storks and chicken salad hot rolls cake coffee and tea was served.

Sam Laweehce Russell White Terry Williams Anne Andrus James Maloney Sperry

Plank Road Club Meets With Mrs Philip Wade

Yesterday afternoon Mrs Pau lo Wade of R. D. 2 entertained 11 members of the Plank Road Club at her home. Four children and one visitor Mrs Shirley Henderson attended. Plans discussed for a Come as you are party and a Progressive party. Instructions in knitting and crocheting to be given next meeting. A card was signed to honor Mrs Ronald Volk a surgical patient at the local hospital. Members chose months to entertain. March and June sessions need hostesses. Emory Morton won the special prize. Hostess served fruit salad rolls tea and coffee. Mrs Cecil Miller of R. D. 2 will entertain next at an announced date.

Paulo Wade Plank Road Club Shirley Henderson Progressive Party Ronald Volk Emory Morton Cecil Miller

Corry Grangers To Hear Warren County Agent

Warren County agricultural agent Berard Wingers will be the guest speaker for the Corry Grange program Monday evening at the Grange Hall. John Decker, master, urges all members to attend as an interesting session is planned.

Corry Warren County Warren

Mrs Herbert Stewart Hosts Card Club at Home

Mrs Herbert J Stewart entertained her card club at her South Second Avenue home last evening. Two tables of 500 were in play with awards won by Mrs Ernest Mc Michael, Mrs Harry Paulson Jr and Mrs Emory Benson. The group will meet February 27 with Mrs Kirk Sawyer of Brook Street hosting.

Herbert J. Stewart Harry Chip) Paulson Ernest Mc Michael Harry Paulson Jr Emory Benson Kirk Sawyer Brook Street J

Refreshment Chair Urges Members Not to Bring Sandwiches

Lloyd Lillie, chair man of the refreshment committee, asks that members not solicit bring sandwiches. Time for the meeting is 8:30 o clock.

Lloyd Lillie

Bridge pairs win city championship at VFW post

The Corry Bridge Association hosted open pair city championship play at the VFW Post with a nine and a half table Howell movement. Winners included James Valone and Dominici Vetera of Warren with 130, Dr. Robert Israel of Warren and J. Pegulgnot of Tidbute with 129, M. S. Cobbett and T. A. Hubley with 1504, Beverly and Treat of Union City tied at 104, Lea and Auferoth of Titusville at 100, and Pat Shaw of Pisssantville with Pat Lee of Titusville at 99. A two session scrambled team game is planned next week.

Corry Bridge Association VFW Post Howell James Valone Dominici Vetera Warren Robert Israel J. Pegulgnot Tidbute Cobbett T. A. Hubley Morgan Beverly T. H. Treat Union City Lea Auferoth Titusville Pat Shaw Pisssantville Pat Lee

Personal notices of Spiesman and Davison family visits

Charles Spiesman of the Postal Service in Washington DC returns tomorrow after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Spiesman and sister Janelle on West Washington Street Also guest Carolyn Wilde on mid semester break from University of West Virginia Morgantown Richard W Davison returns to Philadelphia this evening after a few days with his mother Mrs Lawrence Davison of 817 East Main Street Davison is employed with Allegheny Airlines in Philadelphia

Charles Spiesman Postal Department Washington, D.C Washington Paul Spiesman Janelle West Washington Street Spiesman U. S. Marine Corps Carolyn Wilde University of West Virginia Morgantown W. Waiton Davison Philadelphia Lawrence Davison East Main Street Mr. Davison Allegheny Airlines

Church Leader Dr. Graham Wilson Dies at 79

The Rev. Dr. Graham Wilson, a long time Presbyterian leader, died yesterday in Bronxville New York at age 79. Wilson served as general secretary of the United Presbyterian Board of National Missions from 1930 until his 1949 retirement.

Bronxville N. Y Graham Wilson

Smokers Tax Aims to Curb Youth Smoking in Iceland

In Iceland a half cent per cigarette tax was imposed to fund cancer education and screening campaigns. The Icelandic Cancer Society expects about 50,000 dollars yearly, up from 10,000, with proceeds earmarked for early cervix cancer tests for women aged 25 to 60 and stomach cancer causes. The tax, effective June 1, was touted by Dr. Niels Dungal, linking smoking to rising lung cancer as cigarette imports climbed from 450 to over 1,575 per person annually.

EW York Ieland Imecarch Niels Dunjal Teelant Dungal United States University of Iceland

Bing Crosby OK After Kidney Stone Surgery

Bing Crosby is in excellent condition after his fourth kidney stone operation in a year. The 58 year old singer underwent surgery Tuesday at St Johns Hospital in Santa Monica. He previously had three operations on his left kidney and this was his first on the right. He is expected to leave the hospital in about one week.

Bing Crosby Santa Monica Calif Crosby St. Johns Hospital

Georgia to Form Panel to End Speed Trap Image

Gov Carl E Sanders signs executive order creating a committee to rid Georgia of its speed trap reputation. The panel will investigate speed trap complaints and report findings to the governor and the legislature.

Atlanta Carl E. Sanders George Georgia

Three Vehicle Crashes Reported by City Police

City police in the last 24 hours logged three traffic crashes. One occurred last Saturday at East Main and Short streets involving Miss Margaret Karkoski and Rexford Southworth, with a Turben wrecking truck. the car was later towed to Turben's and repair estimates ranged around 6 to 123 dollars. The other two crashes happened yesterday on West Smith and York streets and on West Pleasant street, causing minor to moderate damage to the involved vehicles and noting issues such as a snow mound and a lack of tail lights.

Margaret Karkoski East Matin Street Robert Owens Cleveland Turben Auto Service of Columbus Rexford Southworth East Columbus Avenue East Main Short Streets Miss Karkoski Owen Short Street Owens Karkoski Southworth Turben's William Turben Barkoski Barkeski West Smith York Streets West Smith Street York Ronald Shank Gilbert Rowlant Rowland Shane Went Smith West Pleasant Julius Sander Spartansburg Lawrence Shafter Copry Shaffer Tuck

Mayor Neutral On a Liquor Issue in Detroit

Gov. George Romney has taken a neutral stand on a proposal to amend state laws to permit Sunday liquor sales in Detroit. He noted he occasionally serves liquor at home and quipped that guests would otherwise become fortified before arriving.

Aelnul Lar Aaiomgan Geonte B. Rommiey Detroit Teetutater

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