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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1964
Page
5
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Miss Rosalie W Miller daughter of Mrs Lyle Ecker Titusville and Gerald Miller Salamanca N Y wed Donald R Miller son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller Union City in Hydetown Methodist Church Rev Lloyd Chelton officiated. Attendees from Corry Evie Harborcreek Union City Spartansburg Canton Ohio Salamanca Falconer Jamestown Ashville N Y. They will reside in Union City.
Shirley Ann Holton was honored at a Saturday bridal shower at Mrs. Andrew Christen’s Mead Avenue home. Guests from nearby towns attended and presented gifts for her upcoming April 4 wedding to Thomas Hoylin.
The M and M Sunday School Class of the Christ and Missionary Alliance Church met Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Mitchell on South Center street with 15 members present. Mrs Russell Hall led a brief business session followed by games and visiting. The hosts served cake gelatin with whipped cream coffee and tea. Mr and Mrs Leo Mather planned to host the next meeting on April 17 at their South Center street home.
Violet Dean Carlson became Mrs Lawrence Wesley Aldrich in a candlelit ceremony at Columbus Community Congregational Church. The couple, both CAHS graduates, will honeymoon in Niagara Falls and Canada. she is a legal secretary, he serves in the Navy.
At a recent meeting of Cub Scout Pack 181 leaders and den mothers, an appeal was made for additional den mothers to supervise and lead 4 to 25 boys eager to join. Women need not be parents to help, and both men and women are sought for committee roles. A help form is printed on page two for interested persons to respond.
The Chancel Choir of First Methodist Church presented John Stainer's The Crucifixion under Ti Lynn Rice. Solos by Charles Garrell Travers Stohthere and Frank McKnight. organ by Lassell Clark. Afterward, members socialized with refreshments hosted by Mrs. Mary Hotchkiss and Mrs. Irvin Young. The choir will perform again at the Holy Communion service on Thursday at 7:30.
Mrs. Chris Christensen hosted 13 Calvin Circle members from First Presbyterian Church at 420 Wright Street. In charge of the hostess session the centennial celebration was discussed. Miss Mary Helen Curtis led devotions and Mrs. SF Anderson reviewed chapters of Southeast Asia. Mrs. J Fred Kinley and others served refreshments. The next meeting is set for April 13.
Sharon Zalzneck, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Philip Zalzneck, earned a bachelor of science in business administration at Penn State University Park. She was among 653 Penn State students receiving winter degrees conferred by President Eric A. Walker.
The French ambassador Henri Lafon de Lagoneste, age 61, died yesterday in Santo Domingo Dominican Republic. The obituary notes his ambassadorial tenure and service in diplomacy.
Mr and Mrs Frank Sturgis and accompanying relatives returned to Wayte street after an eight day stay in St Petersburg Florida visiting Frank s sister and her husband. They toured Cypress Gardens Singing Tower Spook Hill Citrus Tower and Citrus Town from which the view promises 42 lakes and 17 million orange trees.
The United States returned the body of a Cuban air force helicopter pilot killed by two defectors after he refused to fly them to Florida. Cuban cadet Serdin Roque, 17, survived the hijack and was aboard the helicopter that landed in Key West. Two immigration officers accompanied the body and helicopter to Havana.
Linda Folber of Colfax Washington crowned America's Junior Miss in Mobile Alabama. She says she values her individuality despite the title. Attendees at the BPW district council dinner included Mrs Demister, Mrs Walter, Missy Lynch, and many from Titusville, Oil City, Meadville, and surrounding towns.
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Pure well Hunink of J Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital.
In Little Rock Arkansas demands rise from Negro leaders for stepped up integration while two anti segregation groups issue a joint critical statement. They threaten a school boycott on April 8 by the citys 7048 Negro pupils, citing tokenism in current measures. Paratroopers protected nine enrollees at Central High in 1957, with ongoing integration across schools. Central High now lists 33 Negro students.
Recipe for French cream chocolate pie with unsweetened chocolate butter sugar and vanilla. Includes steps to melt chocolate cream, add eggs one by one, pour into baked shell, chill and garnish with whipped cream. Requests readers to submit favorite recipes for publication.
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