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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 28, 1964
Page
5
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Easter Social Roundup Touches Buffalo Chelmsford and Erie
Flurry of local notices shows Blanche Stearns returning to 948 Eagle Street Buffalo visitors Michael McLaughlin and Joseph Baressi arriving from Cornell for Easter with families in North Center and Gamma. Cheryl Mizliae vic and Gary Donaldson linked to Chelmsford for Easter. Leila Lines back from Arizona California West Virginia plans Tucson return. Rebekah Lodge degree team to meet at OOF Hall Monday night. Rick Stevenson and family visiting Hunts in Towanda with Elsie Hunt at Waynesburg College. Leslie Bullard recovering after Erie hospital surgery. Thomas McKeta vacationed in Atlantic City for United Auto Workers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Stearns
Cathwine Coyle
Buffalo
N. Y
Eagle Street
Cornell University
Mhava, N
Michael McLaughlin
Joseph Baress
John McLaughlin
North Center Street
Joseph Baressi
Gamma
James Donaldson
Cheryl Mizliaevic
West Pleasant Street
Chelmsford
Mass
Gary Donaldson
Gary
Willum
Bellefille, Inc
Cheryl
Maritdes
Leila Lines
Columbus
Arizona
California
West Virginia
Pela
Tucson
Ariz
Karl Babcock
And
Lady Franklin Rebeksh Lodge
Merle Akam
Willard Sleeve
Robert Hunt
South Second Avenue
Rick Stevenson
More, Md
H. R. Stevenson
Chagrin
Falls
Ohio
Ronnie
New York City
Mc . Bailey
Towanda
Rick
Elsie Hunt
Waynesburg College
Waynesburg
Leslie Bulard
Erie
Thomas McKeta
East Irving Street
Atlantic City
Tom
United Auto Workers Convention
Hare Creek Beagle Club Plans Card Party and Style Show
Members of the Hare Creek Beagle Club announce a forthcoming card party and style show next month at the Moose Club. The event will include a spring and summer sportswear display by Town and Country and aims to raise funds for clubhouse construction and training ground improvements. Dr. and Mrs. Merle Amy host the planning session on April 20, with club officers and members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare Creek Beagle Club
Merle Amy
Plittie
Wright Street
Moose Club
J. Fred Kinley
Joseph Slike
Beagle Club
Spartansburg Spring Creek Road
Four Area Students Receive NSF Graduate Fellowships
Congress member James D. Weaver announced two National Science Foundation fellowship programs aiding local graduates. Recipients include John C. Stowell in fire chemistry, A Travis in North E chemistry, Gary L. Hickernell in care chemistry, and Roger L. Tanner of Union City in chemistry. Over 2,200 students nationwide will gain graduate study support in science, math, and engineering. Hickernell and Miss Travis receive two-year fellowships. Stowell and Tanner oneyear grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastlylum
Pour Area
National Science Foundation
James D. Weaver
John C. Stowell
Fire
Travis
North E
Gary L. Hickernell
Care
Roger L. Tanner
R. D
Union City
Hickerwell
Miss Travis
Stowell
Tanner
Quotations from Menander on Knowing Others
Fragmentary text cites Menander debating social understanding with the line Know other people. The note reflects a critical, practical view on human relations amid a damaged source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menander
Engagement Announcement for Melissa Hill and W Woodrow Gilliland
Miss Melissa Sue Hill and her fiancé W Woodrow Gilliland plan a June 5 1964 wedding. Parents Everette and Mrs Hill of Ie s Landing Pa announce the engagement. Both families list school histories with Jefferson Morgan High Punxsutawney High and Asbury College affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Hill
Ie's Landing, Pa
Melissa Sue Hill
W. Woodrow Gilliland
Rey
Waller W. Gilliland
Concord Street
Miss Hill
Jefferson-Morgan High School
Jefferson, Pa
Asbury College
Lexington
Punxsutawney High School
Punxsutawney
Asbury Theological Seminary
My Favorite Recipe Lemon Chiffon Pie
Recipe by Mrs. Thomas Hess with lemon pie filling and meringue topping. Whip egg whites with sugar then fold into hot pie mix and bake in a prepared shell at 325 degrees for 15 minutes. Serve plain or with whipped cream and a light meringue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thomas Hess
National Book Awards honor diverse works across fields
The National Book Awards recognize Christopher Tun nard and Boris Pushkarev for Man Made America and measure its take on urban sprawl and landscape design. William H. McNeill wins history for The Rise of the West while John Crowe Ramsom gathers poetry for Selected Poems. John Keats: the Making of a Poet by Aileen Ward secures arts and letters prize. The Centaur by John Updike earns fiction award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christopher Tunnard
Boris Pushkarev
Age of Science, Philosophy and Religion
William H. McNeill
McNeill
Arts and Letters
Keats
Keat
Fanny Browne
John Updike
George Caldwell
Caldecott Medal Stories and Wild Things Spark Debate
The passage discusses the Caldecott Medal winning IV Like This Cat by Mrs. Neville and Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak. It notes themes of adolescence and imagination set in New York and Gramercy Park, with contrasts in critical reception and public excitement during the 1963 fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Neville
Dave Mitchell
Gramercy Park
New York City
Sitj
Als
Max
Maurice Sendak
End Bitter Meet Algiers Ends Cold War Rift
The African Asian Council conference closes amid a bitter Soviet China clash. After long haggling a resolution passes backing wars of national liberation while endorsing peaceful coexistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Soviet Union
Red China
Joy In Holy Land as Passover and Easter Coincide
In Jerusalem Christians prepare for Easter while two million Israeli Jews observe a second Passover day. The Holy Land hosts solemn services at the Dormition Basilica with Pope Paul VI's pilgrimage echoing in Good Friday processions. Across the United States churches plot sunrise rites and Easter pageants, while festive eggs and parades fill the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Israel
Egypt
de Hanes
Soviet Union
Pius XII
Benedict Stolz
Paul VI
Old Jerusalem
Calvary
Terrence Kuehn
Aperion
Washington, D.C
Jesus
United States
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