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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
5
The Saturday afternoon tea marked the final social event for Concord School with Mrs. Ann Paulson Smith and Miss Stella Barty, both former students from over six decades ago, recalling school days. Attendees of all ages enjoyed tea and punch.
Mrs. Jennie Gravink of North Center street in Clymer known as Grandma Gravink was honored on her 90th birthday June 11 with an open house. About 150 guests attended and presented cards and flowers. A buffet lunch featured a birthday cake shaped like a 49 and actions by nieces and grandchildren. Guests came from Corry Stow Stockton Sherman Hartfield Sugar Grove Jamestown and Fredonia. United States denies charges A Washington report says the U S denies allegations of American pilots flying Congolese planes against rebels in the Kivi Province and that no U S combat personnel are in the Congo.
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Mr and Mrs George Phillips of Kent Ohio observed their 30th wedding anniversary with a Sunday evening party in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Alfred Cone and Mr and Mrs Franklin Brown. Guests from Warren Youngsville and Corry attended, presenting gifts to the honored couple.
Miss Linda Porter shares a strawberry shortcake recipe mixing flour sugar baking powder and nutmeg with margarine then egg and milk folded in. Roll to a and bake at 425 until light. Top with sliced strawberries and whipped cream. Submitters are invited to send favorite recipes for publication.
Kiwanis members heard Frank Toth, local watchmaker, present a clock history in the Colonial Room at the Moose via a讲 fast paced program. He traced timekeeping from sun dials and water clocks to the first mechanical clocks in 1386 and the pendulum clocks of 1675. A directors’ meeting was set for Friday at Dorr Clark’s East Main Street home.
The first annual dinner of the Parent and Adult Association for the Handicapped was held at Harbor Hall Ladies Aid rooms. Olin Bracken Jr. acted as toastmaster as Rev Joseph Kanzlemar gave the invocation. Joan Adams sang solos and Mrs Merrill Wade and Mrs Norman Tarbell spoke on the association's purpose. A trio of boys performed Three Blind Mice on piano drums and guitar. Mary Lou Harcourt spoke on problems teaching retarded children in Erie.
Ronald Glovad, son of Mp and Mrs Edward Ghroha of R 1, was honored at a First Holy Communion celebration at his parents home on Sunday after receiving his first communion at St Elizabeths Church. About 85 guests attended with visiting relatives from Columbus and Eric. A luncheon with salads, ham relishes and decorated cake followed. Ronald received a portable television and money as a gift.
Former teachers pupils and families gathered at Harbor Half Community House for the 27th annual reunion. A noon tureen dinner followed by afternoon ice cream featured music and readings. Officers were retained and a $5 gift was voted to the Harbor Half Ladies Aid.
Mrs. Alfred Hansen hosted the Traveling Nine Club in Columbus with one guest Mrs. Harold Carr. Prizes went to Mrs. William Stockton, Mrs. Carr, and Mrs. Frank Ferry. Mrs. Norberta Kane received the Traveling Nine award. Refreshments ended the evening. the club resumes September 14 at Mrs. Kane’s East Main Street home.
The Corry region heard farewell parties for Mrs. William C Seitz Jr and Birdie Tells Us as they move to Akron Ohio while Rev and Mrs Seitz celebrate their 15th anniversary. Helen Davison returns from Red Cross course in Alexandria Va and Patti Mink resumes work in Washington DC for Senator Hugh Scott. Olin Capwell moves back to Corry to partner in Superior Cleaners with his father Clare. Charles Williams earns a Trinity College master’s in Hartford and works for Pratt Whitney. S/Sgt Keith Fratton and family depart for Brown's Mills New Jersey after a meeting featuring a prayer by Rev Kanzlemar and graduation exercises.
Seventeen Corry Grange members met in the Grange Hall to plan a Tri County visitation meeting at Edinboro on June 20 at 8 30 p m at the elementary school. John W Scott master will be honored for fifty years. A public floral arranging demonstration by Jackson's Floral Gardens will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Grange Hall. Mrs John Decker chairing home economics. Members are urged to bring gelatin refreshments for the July 6 meeting. committee members are Mrs Roy Swart, Mrs Decker, and Mrs Eugene Powers.
Sister Donna at Corry Area High School and others return home after a two week vacation in Largo Florida with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R Ingram and family. They attended Largo High School graduation exercises where A Robert Ingram Jr graduated. All Women of the Moose are asked to bring a luncheon and table service to the dime 18th meeting at the Moose Lodge. A ring ceremony will be held under the direction of Academy of Friendship members.
The Columbus community Vacation Bible School runs from June 22 to July 3, daily 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. at Columbus Church for preschoolers and at Columbus Elementary School for older children. Neighborhood transportation may be shared. teachers meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Contact Mrs W J Thoms for details.
A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilson of R D 4 Corry. Mrs Wilson is the former Kathleen Borstorff.
Britain's first nuclear powered submarine will visit the United States this month and conduct maneuvers with the U S Navy, the Defense Ministry announced.
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