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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1964
Page
5
The readable fragments reference a student and a date-like number with unclear context. Names and specifics are incomplete, yielding a sparse, uncertain notice that lacks distinct actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text references Clyde Kristian Church East Thomas Rich and Wulligan with a date April 9th. Vague event details and attendees are readable, but specific actions or outcomes are not clearly stated.
About 70 men and boys attended the father and son communion breakfast sponsored by Corry Council Knights of Columbus. After 8 am Mass at Bl Thomas the Apostle, attendees gathered at St Edward's auditorium where Rev Kevin Cooper urged parental duties, and William Bloomstine spoke on vocations. Grand Knight Donald Walters and Miss Lena Lawehyn led remarks, with St Thomas and St Elizabeth church members assisting.
The Corry Public Library shelves new adult fiction and mystery titles including Still Upper Lip Jeeve The Order for Grigsby Captain Sutter's Gold Lauritzen The Centaur Water Of Life The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie No Belmont Square Murder by Proxy Murder on the Line Too Friendly Too Dead The Hidden Key Never Kill a Client The Doubly Dead Find the Woman and more with authors Wodehouse Robinson Spark Gardner Halliday Coxe Disney and others.
IOOF groups sponsor a spaghetti dinner Saturday from 3 p.m. to 7 40 p.m. at the IOOF Hall. The public is invited. tickets at the door or from members. Mrs. Russell Merritt and Robert Pierce are general chairmen. a social session will follow the meal and all are welcome to join.
Lamorrow evening tea at First Methodist features Woren’s 30 Society in service duties with twofold unity theme. Women of the Moose hold bake sale and bazaar at Sears Roebuck. St Patrick card party and Easter workshop sessions organize volunteer efforts at State Armory.
A sharp lede invites readers to see the world through the town’s daily paper. The editorial frame emphasizes local insight paired with broad coverage and accessible reporting for all residents.
Committee chairmen have been selected and initial plans laid for the annual Clymer Tulip Festival to be held Friday and Saturday May 16th and 17th in Olmar. The event includes a downtown parade, queen selection, and community celebrations with numerous chairmanships listed for booths, entertainments, souvenirs, food, and raffles.
Mrs. Albert Amoroso and infant daughter Stacy Lynn were honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Joseph Amoroso of East Pleasant street. Sixteen guests attended with prizes awarded to several attendees and a pink and white themed cake featuring a stork.
Mrs Glenn Davis hosted an afternoon Carter Hill Community Aid gathering at her home. Miss Leona Parker and Miss Ruth Parker joined the aid members with Miss Parker winning a special award. Refreshments included bread maple syrup apple tart and coffee. The next meeting will be at Mrs Roger Folletts on April 8.
A home style cookie recipe uses 2 cups sifted flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup butter 1 cup shortening 1 cup granulated sugar 1 cup brown sugar 2 eggs 1 cup rolled oats 1 cup coconut vanilla. Cream fats and sugars beat eggs fold dry ingredients oats and coconut. Shape into walnut sized balls flatten with floured fork bake at 350 degrees for 12 minutes.
A family gathering at 754 East Main street honored Mr. and Mrs. Nunzio Lamendola of 982 Franklin street on their 43rd wedding anniversary. Attendees included Lamendola relatives, out of town guests from Erie, and friends from the area. The cake featured a pink wedding ring design as the couple received gifts and celebratory tokens.
A reception honoring Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nichols followed their February 28 wedding at Wattsburg Methodist Church. Held at the bride’s home 183 Ridge Street, hosts included the bride’s father and Elinor Hetrick. Guests came from Ripley Wattsburg and Corry.
A son born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Melem Blynt. A daughter expected soon for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blakeslee of Mt. Pleasant. A son born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. William Sebenick of Erie with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cochihan of Enel Predevick Street. Also noted is a son Wallace Slyyley Marshall born at United States Naval Hospital Quanticry to Van Wo Ve and William S. Marshall. Marshall is the former Nancy Orn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vielur Orn of 39 East Teas.
Fifty candidates for the 1964 Junior Miss title parade through downtown Mobile as part of a beauty and talent event. Local organizers expected strong performances from entrants representing area schools and communities.
A bridal shower for Shirley Helton, who will wed Thomas Hoyt on April 4 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, was held yesterday afternoon at the Moose Club. Hostess Mrs. Helen Hoyt, mother of the groom, led games and announced awards to guests.
Washington sources report Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton gains momentum as Republicans discuss a national push for his presidential bid. Lawyers and party figures note Scranton groups are spreading nationwide, though details and coordination remain unclear.
The report notes Schweiker organizing the backers in Scranton as part of a wider effort for governor in 1962 and to support a potential Republican convention bid. Rockefeller and Goldwater are cited as national figures influencing the scene, with strategies forming around rapid, compact foundations if needed.
James Hoffa, jailed for five years and fined ten thousand dollars for attempting to fix a 1962 Nashville conspiracy trial, seeks a new trial in the U S Court of Appeals after U S District Judge Frank Wilson denied his motion. Hoffa's Teamsters leadership vow to pursue the case to the Supreme Court if needed.
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