Mrs Hammond Honored With Stork Shower
A stork shower for Mrs James Hammond of B D 1 was held Saturday evening at the McCray Community House. Thirty six guests attended the event hosted by Mc Cray Community women with games contests and prizes for Mrs Gerald Bensink Mrs Robert Falcone Mrs Lawrence Wade Mrs Howard Blakeslee Mrs James Haslett and the hon ored guest. A pink color theme graced table decor and favors were miniature pink strollers. The hostess served decorated shower cake salad nuts mints punch tea and coffee along with many gifts for the guest of honor.
BPW to Host Tea Social at Hotel Corry August 17
The Business and Professional Women's Club set August 17 at 4 p.m. in the Hotel Corry dining room for an invitational tea and summer social. Mrs Betsy Meyers of Philadelphia, state president of the Pennsylvania Federation, will speak. Local officers and district liaison Clara Hill organized chairs for reception, guests, and registrations. Additional committees will be announced at the next 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Industrial Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Business and Professional Women's Club
Betsy Meyers
Philadelphia
Meyers
Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Harold Jackson
Clara Hill
Norman Tarbell
Mary DeLury
Lawrence €. Nichols
Charles Thompson
Ernest McMichael
Hale Brooker engagement announced in Warren area
Miss Donna Hale daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth C Hale of Sugar Grove is engaged to Darrell Eugene Brooker son of Mr and Mrs Harry Brooker Sr of Warren. Donna Hale a Eis enhower High School graduate and Bryant and Stratton Business Institute alum. Darrell Brooker a Warren High School graduate employed by Karnak Tree and Shrub Service. No wedding date set. Also note motion picture executive Eric Johnston, 68, hospitalized in George Washington University Hospital after a stroke with no change in condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Hale
Darrell Brooker
Ellsworth C. Hale
Sugar Grove
Donna Marlene
Darrell Eugene
Brooker
Harry Brooker Sr
Warren
Miss Hale
Eisenhower High School
Bryant and Stratton Business Institute of Buffalo
N. Y
Warren High School
Karnak Tree and Shrub Service
Washington — Motion Phake
Eric“ Johston
George Washington University Hospital
Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Local notices and visits crowd Corry scene
The column records families traveling home from visits in Elmore Ohio and Newport Rhode Island, baptisms at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, naval service plans for Mr Fegley, weekend visits by Eaton and Clark, a Tri-Hi-Y picnic cancellation, travel from Lake George and class reunions, a 97th birthday celebration for William Coons, and several short guest stays with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downey
John
William
Elmore
Ohio
Newport
Ross
V. Fegley
Lisa
Wallace
Stephen
Fegley
Wallace Young
Wright Street
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
William Seitz Jr
Hospital ‘Medical Corps
United States Navy
Rhode Island
Eaton
Clark
East South Street
Willoughby
Robert Sullivan
Peninsula
Erie
Martha Houser
Robert Grice
West Chm Street
Lake George
Bowman Technical School of Watchmaking
Lancaster
London
Madison
Schenectady
N. Y
Winstead, Conn
William Coons
E. W. Baccus
John Miller
Henry
Mary Edith
Warren
Effie Klinger
Earl VanGuilder
Linda
Parl Brooks
Orchard Park
N.Y
William Klinger
Brian Klinger
Lakeview
West Church Street
F. P. Buck
Kane
Robert Betz
Raymond Avenue
Church Groups Plan Picnic At Cook's Forest
Nazarenes Churches of the Erie zone plan a combined picnic at Cook's Forest on Saturday. All church members and their families are invited. Cars depart the Corry church at 9 a.m. for a caravan. Attendees are asked to bring...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook's Forest
Nazarens
Erie-zone
Corry
Chautauqua Symphony Opens 1963 Season Tonight
The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra launches its 1963 season with Walter Hend at the helm. An all Wagner program starts at 8 30 PM in the Amphitheater featuring The Mastersingers of Nuremberg Overture and excerpts from Tristan and Isolde after which selections from The Twilight of the Gods close the program. The 24 concert season runs through the year with weekly appearances and soloists. Hend, a prominent conductor, holds posts with the Chicago Symphony and Ravinia Festival and has conducted major ensembles worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hend
Chautauqua
Nuremberg
Hend
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Ilinois
Katonah
N.Y
Hendl
Chicago Symphony
NBC Symphony
Far East
Alice M. Ditson
American Recording Society
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Kiwanis Club Reports 48th International Convention
Fred Clark and Allan R. Shaw shared a report on Kiwanis International’s 48th annual convention held in Atlantic City at the Moose Club meeting. Some 16 500 Kiwanis members attended from around the world, and next year’s convention is slated for Los Angeles California. Rev. Lloyd Mack was welcomed as the new pastor of Clymer Methodist Church, former Hamburg Kiwanis member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
Kiwanis Club
Allan R. Shaw
Kiwanis International
Moose Club
Atlantic City
Los Angeles
Calif
Lloyd Mack
Clymer Methodist Church
Clymer
Hamburg
Coletta Watrous Feted At Slumber Birthday Event
Miss Coletta Watrous celebrated her sixteenth birthday Friday at the home of Miss Sandy Gravis on Seventh street with cohostess Miss Sue Buell. Attendees included Linda Raymond, Beverly Troyer, Jille Winkle, Sue Weston, and Barbara Wojciechowski. Refreshments featured decorated birthday cake ice cream and soft drinks. Watrous, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Watrous of Ohio street, received several loving gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Coletta Watrous
Sandy Gravis
Seventh Street
Sue Buell
Linda Raymond
Beverly Troyer
Jille Winkle
Sue Weston
Barbara Wojciechowski
Miss Watrous
Lawrence Watrous
Ohio Street
Federal signs food pacts with states and territories
The federal government completed today the signing of agreements with all 50 states Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia covering food management programs in the event of enemy attack. Citizens urged to bring a well filled picnic basket and their own supplies for cycling and recreational activities for persons of all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
District of Columbia
Synod debates right to seek new political systems
Denver AP The United Church of Christ fourth general synod debated a proposal declaring persons have a constitutional right to alternate political and economic systems. A church spokesman warned the phrase could imply anarchy or communism, though he denied advocacy of communism. A section permitting civil disobedience in a democracy was approved as the synod, the biennial gathering of about two million members, continued late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fourth General Synod of the United Church of Christ
Lewis Maddocks
Washington
Council For Christian Social Action
Synod
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Churches
11 Month Old Baby Survives With Heart Device
Theresa Magari, 11 months old, survived with an artificial valve implanted in her heart to correct a defect. Mrs. Albert Mazzari described hearing a steady click from inside Theresa as she rested at home after a New York hospital discharge. Dr. Dennison Young of Montefiore Hospital’s heart clinic says Theresa may be the first infant to have an artificial valve in the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Albert Mazzari
Theresa Magari
New York
Theresa
Dennison Young
Montefiore Hospital
Heart Clinic
Harriman Prepares for Moscow Talks Ahead of Nuclear Mission
Washington AP reports veteran diplomat W Averell Harriman will receive final instructions from President Kennedy before leading the U S nuclear test ban talks in Moscow. Secretary Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara join the White House strategy session as Harriman departs to London for a brief meeting with Lord Hailsham. Khrushchev links test ban to a broader East West pact, while Harriman and Hailsham may negotiate NATO Warsaw Pact dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Kennedy
Moscow
Desh Rusk
Defense
McNamara
White House
Harriman
United States
London
Lord Hailsham
Britain
Khrushchev
Herriman
Hailsham
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Udall Warns On Assault Of Nature At Roosevelt Home
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall warned in Oyster Bay that the assault on natural resources has been massive over the past two decades. He said if it continues unimpeded, the land’s face will be drastically altered, as he took title for the government to President Theodore Roosevelt's Long Island home for a national shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udall
Oyster Bay
N. Y. Iap
Stewart L. Udall
St. Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Long Island
NATO Replans Paris Defense Over Wennerstroem Affair
Informants say Swedish Colonel Wennerstroem possibly passed on information to Russia. NATO planners may recast northern defense plans. Supreme Headquarters Europe and NATO in Paris decline to comment on the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO
Paris
Stig Wernerstroem
Supreme Allied Headquarters
Europe
Kennedy Appeals To Women For Civil Rights Backing
President Kennedy urges women’s organizations to aid in easing racial tensions as civil rights hearings proceed on three fronts. The Senate Commerce Committee questions Justice Department civil rights chief Burke Marshall on a bill banning racial discrimination in public accommodations. House subcommittees hear from Welfare Secretary Celebreze about retraining programs to help Negro workers, and Rep. Powell tests legislation granting agencies power to deny federal funds to programs with discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Justice Department
Burke Marshall
Marshall
House
Anthony J. Celebrene
Adam Clayton Powell
DNY
Senate Committee
Secretary Dran Thurmond Opposition Testimony on Private Property Bill
Secretary Dran Thurmond announces plans to hear opponents to a proposed private property bill. He expects roughly equal opposition from state officials and private citizens. About 300 women are expected at the White House session with Kennedy, with Thurmond arranging testimony from educators, business leaders, labor spokesmen, civil rights figures, clergy, and lawyers. He will also meet top business executives Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stele Dran ‘Rilakeetifles
Len Strom Thurmond
Ds.c
Hs Iam
Thurmond
Soottt
Erners
White House
Kennedy
Burglars Open Nickel Plate Safe in Weekend Break-In
Burglars pried open a back wall at Nickel Plate Mills Inc over the weekend. They reportedly spent about three hours peeling off the safe’s kick plate, finding an empty safe aside from a few business papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enik
Tte Nickle Plate Mills, Inc
Carl Kalinowsky
Boy Drives Missing Car In Sugar Grove Crash
A 11 year old and a 7 year old were injured when the 1960 Chrysler, borrowed by a unidentified juvenile while parents slept, overturned near Sugar Grove at 4 am. Both boys were treated at WCA Hospital Jamestown. the 11 year old released, the 7 year old admitted with a head injury. State Trooper Henry Miller said the 11 year old will be charged with driving without a license. Police note several juvenile car-borrowing incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Biscay Grove
Btate
Henry Miller
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Miller
Corry Journal Subscription Offer
A brief notice promotes gifting a Corry Journal subscription as a remedy for loneliness or illness, suggesting a friend or relative would appreciate the gift. It mentions a sign reading “The safe is open” as a stray detail in the promotional text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate Iey
Corry Journal
Waterhouse Pontiac Buick Tempest Ad
W B Waterhouse at 37 West South Street advertises Waterhouse Pontiac Buick Tempest cars with phone number 35021 for sales inquiries and dealership details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Waterhouse
South St
H&h Dry Cleaner
West Main Street
Corry
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Mrs. Hammond
Birdie
Kryptok
Guuness
Louis Rivera
Optermeiker
St. Era, Pa
Haun
Dolly Phame LA
Chautauqua Symphony
Kiwanis Group
Bennett
Bennett’s — Corry
House of Values
Business Guide
THE
Ammond Appliance & Furniture GE
N. Center St
Carry Concrete & Gravel Co
Transix Mix -Cement & Mortar N. Center
Walter Kornikoski
East Bend St
Automobile Agencies
Washington Bt
Heberlein Motor Sales
Dodge
Turben
Chevrolet - Corvair
Columbus
Crystal Coal Co
U.C
Boratorff & Fitch
Rambler Sales & Service
S. 1St Ave
Cara Christensen Motors
Comet
Mercury
Corry Block Co
Shady Avenue
Rickers Building
Corry, Pa
AUTO
Frank
Hepaira
Charles Craker
Marion Street
Auto Supplies
DRY Cleaners
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Corry Bakery
Electrical Contractors
Weston's Bakery
Johnson Brothers
Remington Chain
Myers Water Systems
Corry Beverage
Insurance — Life & Accident
Warren C. Reynolds
Mead Avenue
Baltimore Life Enmtranes
Insurance — General
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Crosby Bush Insurance
B. Main St
the Crandall Agency, Inc
Barton J. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Bennink Insurance Agency
Beall
East Smith St
McIntyre
Moore
Phan
Corry Evening Journal
Knapp Shoes
Knapp “Aeratred
Whoes Eal
Courtney Vargo
Center St
Jorrin A. Kinney
Splesman & Muckinheupt
East Irving
Phoenix Hotel
Corry TV Cable Co
Jansen’s
North Center By
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