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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1964
Page
5
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A gala night by the Corry Women’s Bowling Association featured the annual banquet, trophy presentations, and prize money for 160 members plus 25 sponsors. Roxanne Bradford and Gladys Amoroso earned A and B class trophies, with Sandy Lamendola receiving the C class trophy. Rose Weldon claimed the high game with 234. The program included songs by The Hangmen and a Beallettes pantomime. Officers were elected: Ann Gluyna president, Millie Ornview president, Dorothy Morton secretary, Mavie Wotus treasurer, Kip Caruso sergeant at arms.
Corry Navy Mothers Club elected its officers for the coming year at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth Jansen. New commander is Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Sr with Carl Peterson as first vice commander and Mrs. Floyd Dougherty as second vice commander. Additional posts include adjutant, chaplain, judge advocate, musician, matrons at arms, flag bearers, and four directors. A sunshine basket was sent to the Harold Dougherty family and the next meeting on April 1 marks the installation of the new officers.
Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. arrived at Wilford Hall Air Force Hospital in San Antonio for a three to four day battery of examinations including hearing and equilibrium tests. He was injured in a bathroom accident in Columbus, Ohio on February 26 and was flown to the hospital last Friday. The hospital spokesman said Glenn continues to suffer with the condition.
Kiwanis Club in the Colonial Room at the Moose Club heard Pausomes, a Dale Carnegie Courses supervisor, as guest speaker. A Monday night demonstration for the public was outlined, with two graduates and a memory technique course to follow, and members were urged to bring 10 guests each. Carl Kennels attended as guest. Ned Johnston was inducted by past president William Seitz Jr.
A daughter named Monica Marie was born at Chiloe Hospital in Buffalo to Arthur Pitts Jr. and his wife of Goan Island New York. Paternal grandparents are Arthur Pitts Sr. of Concord street. A son was born yesterday at York General Hospital to Mr and Mrs D Eyman of York Pennsylvania. Myman is formerly Mira Heerlein. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J Hubert Heerlein of Wright street.
The Women’s Association of First Presbyterian Church, led by Mrs Merie Page, outlines upcoming events including sewing day on March Lith, two services after Sunday morning, receptions on April Sth and 12th, a reception on April 1h after a special evening service, the Spring Presbyterial on April 23, and the Allegheny College Chapel Choir visit marking the centennial celebration. Kathe Tunnell of Corry is in the choir. next executive board meeting is March 25 at Mrs Willard Dyckes’ Grace Street home. next association meeting April 1 at the church. Members presenting the program included Mrs John Kennedy with help from several listed members.
A Sunday afternoon bridal shower for Miss Jean Carlson took place at the Moose Club. Hostesses Barbara Carson Patricia Zajac and Cheryl Williams planned games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lloyd Gates Maurice Aldrich Charles Dodd Narey Yenchak and Karen Wade. Miss Sharon Minor earned the special award as guests joined relatives and friends for refreshments.
A busy items column notes Bermuda travelers Mr and Mrs Darwin Wolcott and Mr and Mrs Russell Cassett returning home after golf and sightseeing at Castle Harbor. Jet and plane legs included a Bermuda New York Buffalo sequence. Weather cancels area club and PTA meetings. Johnny Jackson returns from St Vincent's Hospital with thanks. Cadet Stephen Olson at West Point attends boxing finals and Cadet Chapel services. Hare Creek Beagle Club reschedules a card party to April 20. Mortons Children's Shop staff help while owner Mrs Cleve Morton remains hospitalized at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Jonathan Lodge No. 685 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will celebrate its successful fund drive for the World Eye Bank and Visual Research Foundation with a supper tomorrow at 400 Mall after the lodge session. The fund supports a permanent staff of doctors and scientists at Johns Hopkins for eye disease research, and the foundation is described as the world’s only permanently endowed eye research organization.
Mrs. Kenneth Hunt Sr of 183 Ridge Street was admitted to Hamot Hospital in Erie for heart tests and observations. She is in room 90 and expected to stay about a week. Nearby, a woman recovering from a fractured back will remain for four more weeks in room 133 to mend.
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The Supreme Court held a public official must prove actual malice to recover damages from defaming statements about official conduct. The ruling nullified a $500 award to Police Commissioner L. B. Sullivan of Montgomery Alabama in a Times case. Justices Brennan Goldberg Black and Douglas urged broader free expression protections.
Casper TE Youngchild, 81, longtime general manager of International Paper Co., died yesterday in Appleton Wisconsin. He led operations and oversaw major mill activities across the company. Born in Casper Wyoming, he joined the firm in the 1960s and rose to senior leadership, leaving a lasting impact on paper industry management.
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