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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1965
Page
5
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Miss Ruth Durlin of Spring Creek and Neil McKay of Spring Creek have an engagement announced by the bride elect's father Floyd Britton of Garland. A definite wedding date has not yet been set. The article also notes club events, meetings, and forthcoming plans across Columbus and Warren County, including Traveling Nine Club gatherings, coin club activity, church sessions, and Grange visit plans led by various members. Madison Julius Cawein is cited for a quoted line about loveliness.
Kiwanis members entertained area children last evening in the Hotel Corry main dining room for the annual Children’s Night. Amy and three of his children Kevin David and Colleen joined in, with John Rogsbacher leading song for William Donaldson and his daughter Edyth. Nancy Yenchak and son Drew Alan also appeared while Mac Hiner, program chairman, arranged acts by pianists George Johnson from Warren and Kiwanis member Homer White who performed juggling. William Helmintoller serves as club president.
A state resumes today an investigation of illegal rebates in the milk industry. Simon K. Uhl, former Milk Control Commission chairman, said he was served a subpoena at his Somerset law office ordering him to appear at the hearing here. It was expected that Uhl will
Twenty three members of the Pennsylvania Nurseryman's Association gathered at Marsh's Plaza for a regular meeting hosted by Arthur Ayling. Dinners were enjoyed by attendees. Speakers included Lester Freeland of Erie, chairman. Blaine Schlosser of the Penn State Extension Service Rural Area Development office. and William Urash, Agricultural Extension agent of Erie County.
Erie County assemblyman Ford O'Dell will address the Corry Chapter of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women at the Hotel Corry in the Corry Room at 8 p.m. A question and answer period will follow his talk. Nonmembers are invited to attend and join the discussion. Dutch-treat refreshments will be served after.
Miss Patricia Stee daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Stee of 880 East Main street is named March Girl of the Month by the Business and Professional Women's Club and will be honored at tomorrow's meeting in the Colonial Room Moose Lodge. Patricia co leads Beaverettes and belongs to Tri-Hi-Y Girls Athletic Association and Corrian Club. She will attend Robert Morris Junior College in fall. A talk by Samuel Baressi on BPW plans for an amphitheatre at Mead Park will highlight the session. Mrs Irvin Downs is program chair. meeting starts at 730 PM.
A Saturday party at Franklin street home honors Richard Chase on his 7th birthday. Sixteen boys played games and prizes were awarded to Scott Carbaugh Daniel Cragg and Matthew Hotchkiss. Richard's team won the balloon breaking contest. Ice cream cake and fruit punch were served and favors given to guests. Richard received many gifts from friends.
Rawalpindi re elected President Ayub Khan inaugurated for another five-year term. He pledged to continue his foreign policy, tilting away from the West toward Communist China and the communist bloc.
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