Rainbow Girls Map Picnic and Smorgasbord Plan
Rainbow Girls announce a summer schedule ending September with two events. A smorgasbord fundraiser at the YMCA is set for Saturday evening from five thirty to seven thirty. On July 1 the group will meet at Presque Isle Peninsula Erie with transportation from North Center and Washington streets.
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The
Rainbow
Clifford Buesink
Acevisor
YMCA
Pleme
Presque Isle Peninsula
Erie
North Center
Washington Streets
Peninsula
Hainbow Girls
Ambassadors Host Dinner and Trail Walk Evening
Christ's Ambassadors Youth of the Corry Assembly of God hosted a fellowship at Janes Engle’s Columbus home with a “Roundup Time” theme. About 40 guests enjoyed a trail walk, treasure hint, homes, refreshments and a singfest, with Jerry Litherland speaking. Barbara Wiley won the trail walk prize. Notable obituary: Edmund F. Gibbons, 95, longtime Albany Catholic bishop and head of the Albany diocese for over 30 years, died Friday.
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Christ's Ambassadors
Corry
Albany
Rey Edmund F. Gibbons
Ritaa
United States
Elsie Hunt Weds H R Stevenson in Akron Church
An afternoon ceremony at Premedal Church Akron united Miss Elsie Diane Hunt and H R Stevenson. Officiated by Rev Paul P Bauer. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt of 405 South Second Ave. Groom son of Mr and Mrs Harold R Stevenson of Chagrin Falls Ohio. Reception for 150 in Moose Lodge Colonial Room. The couple to honeymoon in southern Ohio and Kentucky.
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H. Ki
Dourg
Focal
Paul P. Bauer
Oar Presbyterian Church
Akron
Oho
Hait
Robert W. Hunt
South Second Avenue
Stevenson
Harold R. Stevenson
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Harold Flowers
Susan Smith
Middletown
Donna Hunt
Miss Virginia Stevenson
Miss Barbride
Homie Rooney
John Linton
Chaplin Falls
Ollo
Charles Stevenson
Robert B. Hunt
Ronald Hunt
Rupert Bachman
Baltimore
Moose Lodge
Virginia Leonard
Virginia Stevenson
Milton Cole
Bal- Limore
Mel
Robert Bachrivan
Detroit
Mich
Harold Pat- In
New Orleans
Michael Chivehiola
Barre
Owen Khatoonian
Sacramento
Calif
John Jooss
Appleton
Wis
Wesleyville
Pittsburgh
Erie
Cleveland
Mentor
Denver
Colo
West Palm Beach
Fla
Kentucky
Corry Area High School
Waynesburg College
Waynesburg
Prize Winning Recipe Secures Finalist Spot for Engineer
John Stroud, a locomotive engineer, advances to the 1964 Men’s National Cooking championship finals after winning the southern regional prize. The victory highlights his standout recipe and regional triumph in the national event.
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John Stroud
United States
Cheery Chips N Eggs Deviled Ham Recipe
A recipe for deviled eggs with smoked ham and cheese soup over crushed potato chips. Hard boil eggs and halve them, mix yolk with vinegar mustard and salts, reassemble whites, layer in a glass dish on chips, top with ham, eggs, and cheese soup, finish with more chips and paprika, bake 325 for 45 minutes. Readers urged to send favorite recipes to The Corry Journal.
Ted Kennedy Won’t Use Cast After Crash
Kennedy shows definite improvement after air crash near Springfield. He escaped paralysis, suffered two broken ribs and three transverse process fractures. Mrs. John F. Kennedy visited. Bayh and Kennedy held first meeting since the crash as doctors report better blood pressure and breathing. Pilot Edwin T. Zimny and aide Edward Moss died. Kennedy was en route from Washington to Massachusetts for the Democratic convention.
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Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Bayh
U.S. Senate
Kenedy
Washington
Massachusetts
Springfield
Southampton
Edwin T. Zimny
Andover
Mass
Edward Moss
Local Family News and Holiday Trips Across States
Birdie Tells Us runs through a flurry of family gatherings with Byers relatives visiting in Denver Columbus and Clarendon while trips unfold from Pittsburgh to New York World’s Fair and Hollywood Bowl. Distant relatives Kaferlin Koestner and the Dodds post cards and travel notes reveal small town ties and summer outings plus a charity picnic at Mead Park and a Turkish exchange student’s sendoff as seniors plan a cottage weekend and a country tour before departures.
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Ana
Walter Byers
Bob
Donna Kay
John Robert Byers
Denver
Los Angeles
P. Majid Kafferlin
Corry Thick and Implement
Route 6
Pittsburgh
New York City
Kafferlin
Clarendon
Keystone
Cecil Jorgenson
Cinta Egeman
Corry Area High School
Findley Lake
Frank Grive
Miss Egeman
Mead Park
Nerve graft successful restores feeling in teacher wrist
SAN FRANCISCO AP three inch nerve graft restored feeling to a Los Angeles schoolteacher's wrist at the American Medical Association convention. Mrs Sheets, a fifth and sixth grade teacher, is among the first to receive a donor nerve homograft from a man’s amputated leg. Dr Leonard Marmor and colleagues at UCLA Medical Center pioneered this work, grafting in 1962 after prior dog studies and a 1962 transplant in a boy who lost forearm nerve.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Americaty Medical Association
Shea
Sheets
Leonard Marmor
University of California At Los Angeles Medical ‘Center
Marmor
Associ Jates
Covenant Circle Picnic and Weekend Wedding Highlights
The Covenant Circle of the First Presbyterian Church held a Mead Park picnic with Mrs. Maxwell Brown as chair and Mrs. Howard Hammond as hostess. Navy Mathers Club members from Corry were guests of Jamestown for a tureen dinner and games. Weekend visitors attended the Jackman Wood wedding at the First Church, with many out of town guests including the Fosburghs, Clappars, Haydens, Hovis family, and Armstrongs, joining a supper at the Posburgh home afterward.
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IOOF
North Center Street
Covenant Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Mead Park
Maxwell Brown
Howard Hammond
Navy Mathers Club of
Corry
Jamestown Navy Mathers
Firs Church
Henry Fosburgh
West Columbus Avenue
Alden Clapper
Timmy
Tammy
McKean
Clapper
He Fosburgh
Richard Hayden
Guys Mills
Clarence Conrad
Debbie
Cathy
Meadville
Edward Hovis
Dawn
Kay Armstrong
Cochranton
Hayden
Daniel Wood
Miss Armstrong
Timmy Clapper
Posburgh
Ting Bearer
Harold Jackman
Martha Jackman
Robert Walker
Margaret Brown
West Washington Street
Wanted Men Women for U S Civil Service Jobs Now
Wanted men and women from 18 and over to prepare for U S Civil Service openings in the area within 12 months high starting salaries and strong job security. No or little education or experience needed for many positions but a test is required. Lincoln Service offers courses to prepare for these tests and provides free information by coupon mail.
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U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Soundest Sleeper Claim Shocks Chautauqua Resort
Maonald Martindale of Cleveland claimed yesterday he slept through a wreck on Route 1 near Point Chautauqua Golf Course. His car crossed the course, struck a power guide wire, and overturned, waking him. deputies note the resort lost electricity from the wire damage while he slept.
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Point Chautauqu
Maonald Martindale
Cleveland
Ohio
Martindale
Westield
Point Chautauqua Golf Course
Astoiaihed
Southern Rights Bill Fight Moves Between Houses
A bipartisan House-Senate clash over a civil rights bill heats up as the Senate plan, similar to the House version, would extend time for states and cities to address complaints. A committee majority seeks a meeting by late June or early July, signaling urgent action.
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Senate
House
Counselor Aides Needed for Youth Program
The Bureau of Employment Security offers counselor aide jobs with government financed training. William Michael, manager, says nationwide recruitment targets salvage of disadvantaged youth. Applicants must be college graduates in related fields and will receive 8 to 10 weeks of instruction at 15 colleges between July 15 and September 5. Applications and details are at the Corry event office on North Cen.
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Bureau of Employment Security
William Michael
To Office
Michael
Corry
North Cen
Desegregation Bill Advances Despite Opposition
The measure bans racial discrimination in public spaces and by major employers, bars varied voting eligibility standards, empowers the attorney general to file desegregation suits, and allows defunding federally aided programs that permit discrimination. House approval appears likely after last February’s 1,290 to 130 vote and Klansmen backing of the Senate substitute.
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Tion
Attorney General
House
Senate
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