Fragmentary note mentions people and a state fish sing
Incomplete text references a state fish sing and mentions an organization member and a man named Ewart Tandi. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
5
Incomplete text references a state fish sing and mentions an organization member and a man named Ewart Tandi. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a legislative discussion yesterday about a bill linked to government actions and education. Names, dates, and clear outcomes are not readable in the snippet.
Twenty four members met at I00F Hall with Mrs Russell Merritt presiding. The chivalry degree will be given to Mrs Glenn Gates at the Rebekah Assembly in Pittsburgh on October 5. Memorial services are set for June 20 at Columbus Church led by Rev Walter J Thoms. Mrs Edward Rossbacher elected as delegate to the Pittsburgh Assembly June 14 to 16. Meadville IOOF Children's home dinner set for September 30 from noon to 7 PM. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Harvey Loveland Mrs Wallace Mick and Mrs George Rhodes.
The Asbury Methodist Church in Waterford hosted the May 22 wedding of Sharon Rae Fox and Dale Richard Hawley. Attendants included maid of honor Kathy Brown and bridesmaids Karen Ruden and Louise Pinchia. The reception for 200 followed at St Cyprian's in Waterford. the couple plans to reside in Waterford.
Mr and Mrs Eugene E Ives of Spartansburg announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Ann Ives to Roy E Lillie son of Mr and Mrs Lee Lillie of Spring Creek A July wedding is planned The bride elect attends Youngsville High School and the groom elect attended Corry Area High School and works at Corry Foam Products
The Corry Rubber Corporation held a spring dance at Columbus Community Hall Saturday with 65 attendees. The Trailblazers provided music while Leona Gilbert Emma Savko and others handled refreshments and decorations.
Mrs Sheldon Knight hosted a steak fry at her home on Canadohta Lake for Epsilon Phi Chapter members. President Mrs Franke Frisina led a business meeting and the program Amateur featured acts with all members participating. Group singing followed as the season closes until September.
Rome marks the Thalian Republic's 10th anniversary with its biggest parade since the war. The display features armored cars, tanks, and Nike Hercules and Hawk missiles in a show of military strength.
East Main street Revere residents Mr and Mrs Rozelle spent nine days in New York City and Binghamton visiting Hyde Park Estate Bronx Zoo Radio City Music Hall Rockefeller Center and the World's Fair A memorial service for deceased Moose brothers will be held Sunday at 3 pm at Corry Lodge with Frankary in charge Columbus Elementary School reports 231 students purchased 835 in defense stamps Carter Hill Community Aid hosts farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs Bruce Moore Moving to Dobbs Ferry NY Daughters of the American Revolution plan a Brokenstraw Valley Chapter meeting at 2 pm tomorrow at Mrs Tracy Whitehead’s home Fresh Bermuda Hop planned by Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y to raise funds for officers training in Grove City with new officers Kathy Miscik Cindy Gray Charise Ora Mary Migliaccio and Nancy Buesink New Eastern Star district meeting set for Union City June 17 hosted by Union City members at the Parish Presbyterial Church Pari House Dinner served by parish women Academy of Friendship night Observed by Women of the Moose Enrollment set ring ceremony to be conducted Mrs Marlyn Jukes is chairman Baked goods sale after the meeting Invitations extended to Union City Titusville Jamestown chapters Quote of the day by Thomas Carlyle No man who has once heartily and wholly laughed can be altogether irreclaimably bad.
The Esther Circle of the Methodist Church met with 15 members present. Ruth Dahlstrand led devotions, and officers for the year were announced including Anne Andrus vice chair, Roland Hasbrouck treasurer, Harriet Myers secretary, and Fred Wilson sunshine chair. Mrs Brydon presented a program on The Women at the Well. Hostesses served dessert. next meeting will be a picnic at Mrs James Hammond’s home. London notes Queen Elizabeth II marks 12th anniversary of coronation today.
Rainbow Girls plan a Saturday buffet at the YMCA from 5 to 8 p.m. in Corry sponsored by the Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls. General chairman Mary Davidson leads, with Becky Morrison as ticket chair and a team including Marcie Stahl, Sylvia Schneider, and Brenda Warner. Tickets available from any Rainbow Girl, Robert's Children's Shop, or Stahl Jewelers.
Elliott Roosevelt, son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, won the Miami Beach mayoral race with a 1,400 vote plurality. He plans to curb the tourist town image and push for housing for young families, unseating longtime mayor Melvin Richard 10,002 to 8,601. Roosevelt, a California resident, has roots in Texas Arizona and Iowa.
East Pakistani officials labored to restore communications after a new cyclone struck yesterday along the coast, the same region battered by a May 12 cyclone and a 100 mile an hour wind and a giant tidal wave.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson leaves for a five day trip to the Virgin Islands. She will deliver a college commencement speech and congratulate 13 graduates at a local college. This marks her first vacation away from the White House since the Johnsons moved in November 1963.
The First Lady plans privacy at Caneel Bay on St John’s Island with reservations for tourist class aboard a commercial plane. Accompanying her are her brother Tony Taylor of Santa Fe and his wife, along with Bess Abel social secretary.
Chicago businessmen pledged 40000 to fight juvenile delinquency at a dinner inside Cook County Jail sponsored by the Better Boys Foundation. Three condemned inmates and the warden joined the event to illustrate penal institutions, while guests approved funds and toured the jail ending with hopes of boosting resources for youth crime prevention.
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