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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
5
A partial text notes a Lin Pace Company tied to a production financing award and a celebration of a 7 year old boy and a daughter. The source is fragmentary with unclear names and dates, but hints at a local business award and family involvement in a civic or industrial event.
The Journal invites calendar items to office by 5 p.m. Friday. Highlights include Junior Class Tri-Hit scavenger hunt at the YMCA 8 p.m. Monday March 4 with many Methodist circle meetings, Grange activities, missionary talks, and civic group gatherings through March 8. Local PTA, Legion Auxiliary, WRC, and church circles listed with dates, times, and locations.
Aquatic Club funds YMCA swimmers with a three hour pancake supper on Monday March 18 from 5 to 8 p.m. in the dining room. All you can eat pancakes with sausage and beverages, with Ray Amy and Dr T B Kelsey as cochairmen. Proceeds fund 40 swimmers to the state championship in Gettysburg on March 30. Tickets go on sale next week at $1 for adults and 50 cents for under 12.
The Corry Public Library in the Corry Area Joint Schools District traces its start to Mrs. George Q. King who organized home libraries and city hall book setups after fundraising teas. In 1900 the library was formally established by the Board of Education, aided by a $15 000 Carnegie grant and local taxes to sustain maintenance for Corry residents.
The Northwestern District Band concert will be at Union City High School on March 7, 8, and 9. Twelve Corry Area High School students were chosen: Sally Kerstetter, Karen Wade, Barbara Daley, Carolyn Calvin, Richard Anderegg, Joe Howlett, Hunt Stauffer, John Bisley, Bill Sprovers, Johnson, Bill Minor, and David Stohlberg. Richard Anderegg also earned selection for the District Orchestra to be held at McDowell High School in Erie on March 1, 22, and 23. Selection is by the Northwestern District Pennsylvania Music Education Association.
Hospital auxiliary plans discussion of future events at Monday meeting in the nurses dining room. Mrs Harold Carr, auxiliary president, urges all members to attend as plans for the House activities and this year's sponsorship are reviewed.
Lucille Keller of H D 2 and Henry Davis Jr of 238 West Frederick street were married last Saturday in the Abbs Reformed Church parsonage Clymer by Rev Tumis Miersma. The bride wore a blue knit jersey suit with a yellow rose corsage. Mrs Bradford attended the ceremony. The couple will reside at 238 West Frederick street.
Reciffe, Brazil and France clash over lobster fishing with warships headed to disputed grounds while Brazil bans French boats. Khrushchev advertises in Western papers about his Moscow election speech. In New Delhi 14 peace marchers head for Peking with Mohandas Gandhi’s message. Poland hosts Laos king Sayang Vatthana amid grand reception, reflecting a socialist show of royal welcome. A medical college notes a unique historical case in its records.
CLYMER The Women s Guild for Christ ian Service circles met at members homes in Clymer. The Mary Circle at Blanche Leters home heard a program by Ten Hulsen Legters and VanEarden. 21 members attended. The Ruth Circle at Tunis Miersma’s featured an Asia program with songs and Bible study. aprons for Hope College’s summer fair were voted. The Esther Circle at Irma TenHaken’s housed an Asia program with Bible study and dessert lunch. The Naomi Circle at Lucille Neckers’ held an Asia program, with business meeting and dessert.
Susan Pratt a 19 year old honey blonde daughter of a Lloyds underwriter won the Miss England finals last night. She wore swimsuits in winter and nearly lost her voice from a cold. Pratt will represent England in the 1983 Miss World contest.
Mrs Han Jai Woo, 27, wife of a school teacher in Seoul, South Korea, has given birth to twins in two births four months apart. Both babies and mother are healthy. University professors note unusual timing in the births.
Sherman residents Mr and Mrs Harry Oltaway hosted visitors while Mr and Mrs Maxjce Gallup returned from weeks in Oklahoma and Florida. Rev Elmer Armes and Mr Garret TenPas plan a Florida month. Wilbur Renskers and Elizabeth Gifford joined friends in Carnegie Pa. Harold Legters attended a county road machinery show in Chicago returning Tuesday. Ernest Hinsdale hosted a family dinner for his mother’s February 21 birthday with Edward Cherry, David and Vicky Chautauqua, Berdena Lookenhouse, Treva Rhebergen and David Newhouse. Clarence Spitzer and wife traveled to Florida for a few days.
A motorized smugglers boat carrying 31 refugees from Red China sank near Hong Kong in February. A 19 year old girl, the sole survivor, reported she was rescued by Red Chinese fishermen and brought to Canton.
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