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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1963

Page

5

Residents Return From Long Journeys and Events

Mrs. William Shreve and Mrs. Dana Little return home after five days in Buffalo where Mr. Shreve is a surgical patient at Veterans Hospital. The Langhurst and Needham families, of Maple Avenue, rejoin from California after attending the Elks national convention in San Francisco. Corporal Larry Langhurst was stationed at Camp Pendleton, and the party shared visits across Los Angeles Pomona and Hermosa Beach. A cow train ride from Chicago to California caused a notable delay. Scully and Sam Baressi cochair Aero Athletic Association picnic set for August 17 at Mead Park Nichols Lodge with dinner noon to 1 pm and a program for all ages.

William Shreve Wast Pleasant Street Dana Little R. D Buffalo N. Y Needhams Sheraton Plaza San Francisco John Farrell Garden Grove John Hermon Hermosa Beach Longhursts Beatrice Simpson Los Angeles Pomona Corry Barney Chase Larry Lang

Births Recorded at Corry Memorial Hospital

A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Nelson of 214 West Washington Street. A son was born early this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maedie of 69 Snyder Circle. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Warner of Spartansburg early today at Corry Memorial Hospital.

Corry Memorial Hospital Alan Nelson West Washington Street Robert Maedie Snyder Circle Kenneth Warner Spartansburg Robert Maedje Harold Smith Joseph Malek Clyde Black Maedje Spring Creek Columbus Clarendon Warren and Corry Gerald Lindsey Henry Jaquith Jr Richard Courtney Shirley Blum Frank DeLury

Governor Scranton to Speak at Chautauqua on Pennsylvania Day

Pennsylvania Day at Chautauqua Institution Monday features Governor William W. Scranton delivering the 8:30 p.m. address from the Amphitheater. Pennsylvanians may enter after 12 noon with 50 cent parking. guest tickets issued on arrival. Estimated crowd tops 7000.

Scranton Pennsylvania Chautauqua Institution Chautauqua William W. Scranton Mr. Scranton Chautauqua Art Association Galerie la Hune Paris Harrisburg Raymond P. Shafer

August Pomona Session Planned By Area Grange

East Branch Grange Hall hosts Pomona session with two sittings at 1 and 7 30 pm. Supper at 5 30 pm. Invited guests from Erie Crawfe and Venango counties. Address of welcome by Marc Wright and a reply by Annie Miller. Miss Lela Pierce to address at 2 pm. Fifth degree not conferred.

Pomona Grange East Branch Grange Erie Crawfe Venango Marc Wright Annie Miller Jerry McCauley Dobbs Corner Lela Pierce Indonesia

Sciota Community Aid Plans Thursday Picnic

Sciota Community Aid to hold an all day picnic Thursday at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park for members and families. Dinner at noon with Mrs Russell Bridges and Mrs Belle Colegrove as hostesses. Committee provides coffee. members are asked to bring a picnic lunch.

Sciota Community Aid Nichols Lodge Mead Park Russell Briges Belle Colegrove

Lawrence County dairy club cites June butterfat leaders

The Tri County Dairy Improvement Club notes Corry area herds led June butterfat with Miller farm reporting 68 cows at 50.5 pounds per cow yielding 1,392 pounds. Top herds include Dwight King Spar tasburg 468 cows 1,192 pounds and Skiff Farm Corry 45.5 1,147 pounds. Top cows list shows Kolstee Corry 98.3 2,340 pounds and King 95.7 2,127 pounds.

Lawrence Mauler Corry Tri- County Dairy Improvement Club Leonard Swanson Miller Farm Dwight King Spartansburg Skiff Farm Miller

Kennedy Fights Civil Rights in Armed Forces and Labor

The Kennedy administration acts on civil rights on two fronts. Defense Secretary McNamara proposes area sanctions against segregation and directs a report by August 15 on anti discrimination efforts. Labor Secretary Wirtz unveils apprenticeship standards to exclude discriminatory programs, affecting about 150000 apprentices in 9000 local programs. Senate Commerce Committee plans another week of hearings on a bill to outlaw segregation in hotels, restaurants, and public accommodations.

Congress Kennedy Robert 8. McNamara W. Willard Wirtz McNamara

Surplus Food Aides Accused Amid Shortage Dispute

Harrisburg officials debate surplus food volunteer efforts and enforcement as July inventory reveals shortages. Commissioners discuss funding, accounting, and potential firing of volunteers while state and federal bodies demand auditable records.

Tom Faye Carl D. Proctor Louis J. Raymek Freiler Proctor Fred W. Lame Berton Harrisburg Ray H. Martin Comity Surplus

Marilyn King Divorced From Howard M. Lloyd

Marilyn King, 31, of the King Sisters band, won a divorce yesterday in Los Angeles from Howard M. Lloyd, 43, television salesman. The pair had been married for several years and are named in court records filed in the city.

Marilyn King Los Angeles King Sisters Howard M. Lloyd

Try To Beat Deadline In Dairy Strike

A meeting between dairy workers and union leaders was scheduled in Pittsburgh today to beat a strike deadline at midnight Sunday. State mediator James Rush said a joint session aims to avert a strike that could halt milk production and deliveries in eight western Pennsylvania counties. The strike threat involves about 3,000 workers represented by Leen 205 and the Milk & Ice Cream Salesmen Delivers and Plant Employees.

Pittsburgh James Rush Pennsylvania Leen Dairies Allegheny Arner Butler Mayette Lawrence Ano AD Westmoreland Counties Greater Pittsburgh Muskc Dealers Association

Pair Admit Gate Crashing in Corry Misconduct Case

Two 19 year old men, Wayne F. Dennison and James R. Gates, admitted driving cars into a large double wing gate on July 14 near Corry. They were fined 20 dollars each, ordered to pay 450 dollars court costs, and to restitution of 50 dollars to Mrs. Hatton. Local 205 protests labor costs at dairy plants.

K. D Corry Wile Wiel Wayne F. Dennison James R. Gates Walter Krupa Krupa

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