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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
5
Circles Meet At EUB Church
A combined meeting of the Womens Society of World Service Circles of the Evangelical United Brethren Church was held last evening at the church with 42 members and one Beal tending. Devotions were given by Ms Ruth Lyons with the prayer by Mrs Theodore Vanderhoff. Officers were elected for the coming year including Mrs Keith Henton president and Mrs Herbert Trisket vice president. Delegates for the branch were named and a lesson on Danger, People Praying was presented. A memorial service for Mrs J Hal Smith was conducted. Refreshments were served. Rebekah and Esther Circles will meet at designated homes with officer elections to follow at circle sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Womens’ Society of World Service Circles
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ruth Lyons
Theodore Vanderhoff
Keith Henton
Herbert Trixket
Guy Davis
Howard VanTassel
E. B. Bush
Christian Social Relations
John Carrier
Verna Whitney
Lynn Campbell
Everett Eastman
George Cooklis
Ellen Banks
Floyd Dougherty
Herbert Trisket
Branch
Robert Olson
Robert Fleming
Ruth Sorenson
Harold Lloyd
J. Hal Smith
Margaret Culver
Alfred Haenel
Fern Gilson
Ivan Bennink
Rebekah
Dalton Weldner
Elk Street
Esther
Lyle Chase
North Center Street
Deborah
Carolyn Babcock
West Irving Street
Ladies Fellowship Holds Meet At Church
The March meeting of the Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church was held last evening. Mrs. Robert DeBoet opened with two hymns. Miss Licille Kimmy read selections on Intercession and its Personal Value. Mrs. Hudson led in prayer. President Mrs. Cecil Messenger presided. Members were asked to bring cookies and candies for Open Meadows Home near Mayville. The group sewed curtains for the dining room and a salad lunch was served by several hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church
Robert DeBoet
Jesus
Licille Kimmy
Andrew Murray
Joseph Hudson
Cecil Messenger
Winnie Pierce
Open Meadows
Mayville
Cecil Akam
Etha Thomas
Myrtle Barstow
Pierce
Fern Warner
Catholic Daughters To Meet In Garden Room
Catholic Daughters of America court No. 35 will meet in the Garden Room at the VEW Post home at 8 o clock this evening. Plans to raise funds for the Sisters of Mercy Convent building project will be discussed. Mrs. Robert Sanders, grand regent, urges all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mokers Uclding
Sisters of Mercy
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No
VEW Post
Robert Sanders
Faith Fellowship Hosts Busy Nursery Night
Mrs. Arland Burrows hosted 18 Faith Fellowship members at First Baptist Church with cohostess Mrs. Harry Coulter and prayers led by Mrs. Raymond Questeveld. Mrs. Soprato Monyer presided over the business meeting as projects for the nursery were planned and a sewing and painting session followed. The next meeting will be April 10 at Mrs. Donald Arnink’s R. D. 4 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrows
Faith
Arland Burrows
Brook Street
Faith Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Harry Coulter
Raymond Questeveld
Lawrence Porter
Soprato Monyer
Richard Mould
Donald Arnink
Pennsylvanias Cherry Blossom Princess Faces No Float
Delaware Chamber of Commerce president Ennis said Pennsylvania may not have a parade float for the Washington Cherry Blossom procession. Carmella LaSpada of Chester, the Cherry Blossom representative, working in the White House, sought funds, and if no float materializes she will ride in a convertible. The chamber is strained by factory closures and other issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleprnn
Pennsylvania
Washington
Plesanton
Ennis
Delaware Chamber of Commerce
Carmella LaSpada
Chester
LaSpada
White House
Chamber
Funeral notice for Mrs Ori Casler at Bracken Funeral Home
The body of Mrs Ori Flossie Casler lies at Bracken Funeral Home. Friends may call Thursday evening from 7 to 9. The funeral service will be Friday at 2 pm. Burial will be in Cutting Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casler
Ori
Flossie) Casler
Bracken Funeral Home
Cutting Cemetery
St Patrick Day Card Party Planned by St Elizabeth Guild
St Elizabeth's Guild met at the Moose Club to plan the St Patrick's Day Card party and children's style show set for Tuesday in the Moose Club ballroom at 8 pm. A spring and summer children's fashion preview by G C Murphy precedes play with prizes at each table and a $100 grand prize. Reservations advised with multiple hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Club
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Moose Home
St. Patrick's
Pro Epce
G. C. Murphy Company
Joseph Frisina
Thomas Reed
Frank Frisina
Wilam Deutschlander
Nicholas Acquilino
Frank Karekoski
Reed
Cameron Hoenes
Charles Armstrong
Cochairman
Bridge Scores Crown Warren Team Champions in Corry Event
The Warren bridge group led by Meyer Kornreich James Valone Henry Hunzinger Dom inick Vetera won the Champion Team of Four at the Corry Bridge Association event in the Garden Room of the VFW Post. Nine teams competed. winners posted 21 wins, 12 average, and received the cup. Second place went to Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly and Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley with 14 wins. third to Mrs Faye Gadsby Mrs Glenn Mallory of Pleasantville and Mr and Mrs George Michael of Union City with 13. Tied for fourth and fifth with 12 wins were several local pairs. The regular game next week is omitted as players enter the National Charity Pair Game in Erie at the Saga Club starting 9 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Institute of Logopedics and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Master Point game scheduled for March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Kornreich
James Valone
Henry Hunzinger
Dominick Vetera
Warren
Corry Bridge Association
VFW Post
Morgan Beverly
J. Fred Kinley
Faye Gadsby
Glenn Mallory
Pleasantville
George Michael
Union City
T. B. ‘Treat
Veo Lindsey
Pat Lee
Hazel Shaw
Doris Prewatt
Doris Prewatt, All of ‘Titusville, and Mrs. Pat Shaw of Pleasantville
Saga Club
Erie
Institute ‘of Logopedics
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Social Event Planned By CAHS Class of 1953
The Corry Area High School 1953 class met at the Sombrero Room of the Corner Cupboard to plan a social event before the Alumni dinner and dance. Planning committee members include Thomas Stroup Ronald Triscuit Douglas Sorenson Richard Chase James Kelsey and several wives. The next planning session is set for March 27 at 9 p.m. at the R D 3 home of Mrs Frances Thomas Church. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Thomas Stroup
Ronald Triscuit
Douglas Sorenson
Richard Chase
James Kelsey
Sidney Smith
Gordon Rater
Vernon Church
R. James Haslett
Vernon
Frances Thomas Church
CAHS bands to present mid winter concert tomorrow evening
Corry Area High School bands will present a mid winter concert in the high school auditorium tomorrow at 8 o'clock under Mr Williamsport and Ronald Baltie. Junior High and High groups directed by B Lynn Rice. Senior High will feature solos by Nancy Tackson Mary Bennett and David Bennett among others with selections from Bach Offenbach and Osser. Senior letter awards and Alma Mater to close. Tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAHS
Corry Area
Glen E. Morgan
Lycoming
Williamsport
Ronald
Baltie
Lynn Rice
Rez
Johann Sebastian Bach
Mr. Rice
Offenbach
al Hayes
Ronald Johnson
Ostling
David’ Bennett
Glenn Osser
Mary Jean Mitchell
Ole
Prank Cofield
Derry
Majorette’ Corp
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Woods at Waterford Union City
A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr Kenneth Woods and Mrs Woods of Waterford. The birth adds joy to the Woods family and marks a new arrival in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Woods
Waterford
U S Catholics Visit Fatima Shrine in Portugal
Cardinal Spellman led 250 American Catholics into Lisbon for a Fatima pilgrimage en route to Rome. With 700 more expected, the group will proceed to Rome for the Elizabeth Seton beautification ceremony at St Peter's, joining 1,800 Americans on the Rome flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudeun, Hortiem
Wranels Cardinal
Spellman
Lisbon
Shrine of Fatima
Rome
New York
Mother Elizabeth Seton
St. Peter's
Romie
Miner dies in Shan nopin coal mine wreck
Warren Harty, 34, of Carmichaels, was found dead early today under a locomotive at the Shan nopin coal mine in Greene County. He worked as a brakeman for Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp which owns the mine. There were no witnesses to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Sobtown
Shannopin
Greene ‘County
Warren Harty
Carmichaels
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Hardy
Pennsylvania May draft quota set at 654
The Army will draft 654 Pennsylvanians in May, down from 983 last year. The national call for May is 10,000 men, per State Selective Service headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Army
State Selective Service
Terrorists Attack Venezuela Facilities Amidst Unrest
Rebels damaged five coastal electric transformers southwest of Caracas and hit a Valencia oil cooking plant, halting 40 percent of its machinery. No injuries reported. A university student was arrested as troops guarded the 24,727 ton tanker Esso Maracaibo after threats to hijack it, following earlier actions against a government freighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Valencia
Esso
Kennedy to Speak Three Times During Costa Rica Visit
President Kennedy will deliver three public speeches during a three day Costa Rica visit. The White House outlined a busy schedule of conferences and ceremonies, starting with a speech at the opening session in San Jose with presidents of Central American republics. He plans to spend the weekend in Palm Beach and fly to San Jose Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Costa Rica
White House
Frethinks
San Jose
Palm Beach
Castro ties burglary to death penalty and bans bail
Fidel Castro announced a harsh crackdown in a televised speech from Havana University. Burglars who break into homes or use minors as accomplices face the death penalty, and bail would be banned in felony and misdemeanor cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Havana
Fidel Castro
Havana University
Red China to Seek Khrushchev Talk and War of Words
Red China agreed to meet two Soviet delegates to discuss ideological differences and call a truce in the war of words with Moscow. China pressed for no change to its hardline stance, rejected peaceful coexistence, and invited Khrushchev to visit Peking or send a delegation to Moscow. The note also pledged to halt aggressive press attacks on China and listed a continued no compromise line against capitalism and imperialism. In Harrisburg, Gov. Scranton opened new Capitol Press Club quarters with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a cordial voyage reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vokyo
Red China
Peking
Moscow
Kremlin
Albania
Khrushchev
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tre-tung
Cambodia
Soviet Communist Party
Mao
Party of China
NEW Press Club
Harrisburg
Scranton
Capitol Press Club
McNamara Defends TFX Award Amid Cost Savings Claim
Washington AP Senator McNamara defends the disputed TFX warplane award to General Dynamics. He argues the decision could save about a billion dollars vs if Boeing won. Subcommittee members note inconsistencies between his sworn statement and a Nov 21 written explanation. Hearings resume March 2h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Roberts
McNamara
General Dynamics Corp
Boeing Co
Senate Investigations
Air Force
Navy
General Dynamics
John L McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
McClellan
Senate OKs Draft Extension for Peacetime Military Service
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a four year extension of peacetime draft law in Washington. Chairman Richard B Russell urged early action with Kennedy seeking continuation until July 1, 1967 to induct men ages 18 to 26 for at least two years active duty. The House earlier passed the extension 387 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Kennedy
House
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Edith Bond
Laut Estown
Nepal
St. Elizabeth's Church
Eub Church
Ai Evans
U. S
Portugal
Venezuela
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
State
Lo- Cal
Loblaws
Arizona
Loblaw
Edgebrook
BOF
Cise
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