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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1964
Page
5
Sugar Grove couple announces the engagement and upcoming wedding of Donna Williams and Howard Rutsky. Donna, a Youngsville High School 1951 graduate, works at Crescent Tool in Jamestown. Howard, a 1964 Jamestown CC graduate, is employed at Harbison Carborundum in Falconer. The ceremony is set for August 1.
Conneautville PA plans week long events for its 150th anniversary beginning August 16 with a Wednesday antique auction invitation to display and sell items. The celebration will culminate August 22 with a large parade and a fireworks display concluding the town’s milestone events.
Mrs. E. W. Baccus hosted a birthday gathering last evening for her grandfather William Coons of East South Street to celebrate his 98th birthday. Mrs. Coons helped serve cake ice cream mints and coffee as guests visited and had photos taken. Out of town guest Mrs. Lulu Gordon of Scottsdale Ariz attended.
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A garden scene along North Center street features roses at the Ajax Division fence near the railroad tracks, admired by pedestrians and drivers. The piece lists local residents and visitors planning trips, church activities, a Chautauqua opera season opening with Morley Meredith, a children’s chorus event, a watermelon race at the Evangelical United Brethren Youth Fellowship, and a community notices roundup.
A user shares a handwritten recipe request for Pineapple Fudge Cookies with ingredients including brown sugar egg soda shortening drained pineapple and nuts and asks readers to send favorite recitations or recipes to the sender The note invites contributions while mentioning Mrs Sarah as a possible author reference.
A fragmented recipe from Union City outlines mixing cream sugar and shortening with an egg. Add drained pineapple raisins and nuts, then vanilla. Drop spoonfuls on a greased sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes.
Miss Carolyn Christensen daughter of Mrs Hat tie Christensen and the late George Christensen married Pvt. Kenneth Albaugh son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Albaugh at Grace Methodist Church Warren on June 28. Rev Ralph Findley officiated. The bride wore a beige three piece suit with green jacket and corsage of pink carnations. Attendant was Sue Albaugh, best man Paul Johnson. Reception for about 65 guests at the groom’s home featured silver and white decor and a three tier cake. The bride had worked at Blue Manor in Warren. the groom is with the U S Army at Fort Hood Texas. Guests came from Carry Youngsville Clarendon North Warren and Chautauqua N Y.
A Syracuse University forum series begins tomorrow at 9 45 a m in the Hall of Philosophy with Dr James A Smith, Syracuse University education professor and author, discussing Creativity Its Nature and Nurture. The second session occurs Saturday July 24 with Stephen K Bailey dean of the Maxwell Graduate School.
The Columbus Community Congregational Church parish picnic will be held Sunday at the Dunkirk Conference Grounds in Dunkirk, New York, starting at 1 30 p m after the morning communion service at 11 o'clock. Families will travel after 11 30 a m and bring their own picnic baskets to the Lake Erie site near Dunkirk.
Guests attended the Carter Hill Community Aid meet at the Community Center on a Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Glen Davis led the business session with chaplain Mrs. Carl Lindberg. Jackie Morris directed the hymn Follow the Gleam, organ by Mrs. Milton Morris. Guests included Mrs. Hazel Eldred, Miss Jackie Morris, and Miss Lucinda Davis. Refreshments were served. The next meeting on August 12 will be an all day session with officer elections, exchange of secret sisters names, and a quilt tying.
Harrisburg secretary of banking Patterson sues a call for the condition of all state banks and trust companies as of the close of business June 30. Condition statements must be published.
Wattsburg area announces the engagement of Dorma Horn to Roger L. Allen son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Allen of Wattseburg R D 1. Dorma is a graduate of Wattsburg Area High School. The couple plans a August wedding at Phillipsville Methodist Church.
The city reacts to Mrs. John W. Kennedy moving to Manhattan with her two children after leaving Washington. Officials caution sightseers about highlighting the Kennedy hotel while editors note New York’s famed anonymity in its busy hotels and restaurants. The Waldorf Astoria is cited as a place where prominent figures found privacy amid crowds.
A daughter Margaret Helen was born yesterday in Philadelphia to Mr. and Mrs. Don Davison. Mrs. Davison is the former Carolyn Matteson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Matteson of West Washington Street Extension, R. D. 3. Mr. Davison is the son of Mrs. R. Lawrence Davison of East Main Street.
In San Francisco the wives of two Republican contenders Barry Goldwater and William Scranton attend a luncheon fashion show at the Pavilion Room of the Palace Hotel. They are among guests who may influence GOP committee women and wives of committeemen, aiding their husbands in delegate battles. Mrs Elly Peterson hosts the social event and calls it strictly social.
Evangelist Billy Graham in Columbus for a 10 day crusade said he has not told the Lord his presidential thoughts and has never encouraged backing a candidate. He added that both parties do need prayer and that his role remains evangelism.
About 500 university professors and both major parties urged President Johnson to back a neutralized North and South Viet Nam as a federated or reunified state with international guarantees and peacekeeping. They argued this would end suffering and avoid deeper involvement or a full pullout. The note contrasted with Cambodia and urged the president to resist enlarging the war while McNamara testified the US aim remains the independence of South Viet Nam, potentially requiring future military action outside its borders.
In Mississippi the Freedom Schools run by COFO train Negro students and white teachers to boost voter registration readiness. Classes meet from morning to night in churches garages or private homes, serving ages 8 to 21 with reading writing spelling Negro history and general math.
A $500,000 damage estimate was released by American Cyanamid Co. for explosions and a fire that struck the plant, destroying five buildings, equipment, and 17 cars. Four buildings were splintered. five employees were killed and eleven people, including two nearby women, were injured.
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