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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1962

Page

3

Which Shall He Marry Play Thrills Clymer Students

The junior class at Clymer Central School presented Which Shall He Marry a well patronized show about a young man Dick Evans who stands to gain a grandfather's fortune if he marries the Randolf girl. Advisors were Harold Burgard and Mr Gehrlein, with Sharon Hayes as student director. Cast included Norma Long Mary Jane Randolf William Deuink Dick Evans and many Randolf family members. Faith Marsh led makeup and the junior class thanked patrons and helpers for the success of the production.

Clymer Central School Dick Evans Randolf Harold Burgard Mr. Gehrlein Sharon Hayes Norma Long Mary Jane Ranolf William Deuink Sheryl Fardink

Ravelin Hill Notices and Local Visits

Mrs Mary Rigby of Falconer visited Sunday with brother Amos White Mason Sweet and Rev Richard Gibbons called on Harold Sweet midweek. Mrs Leonard Weaver returned home from Hamot Hospital Erie after surgery. Merle Sweet attended a Jamestown luncheon for the Chevrolet Garage in Findley. Otto Green and Gordon Berg were in Buffalo on business. Mrs Jennie Green visiting relatives in California. Miss Glenn Sweet stayed overnight with Sharon Hayes. Mr and Mrs Randy Neimeyer and family visited Alton Burdick Saturday evening. Mrs Amos White and Mrs Robert White and Mark were business visitors in Westfield Thursday. The French Knots met at Findley Lake Wednesday with Mrs Russell Moon. Barbara Sweet birthday celebrated with gift and cake after games. Mark White turned three on March 24, same day as Barbara Sweet. Mrs Harold Bromley hospitalized at Hamot Erie after surgery last week and improving. Harold Bromley and Jerry Sweet visited Mrs Bromley. Sheila Adams, daughter of Milton Adams, returned from Corry Hospital after several days. Mildred Owen of Sheffield arrived Wednesday to visit Isadore Redding and relatives. Harold Sweet confined to bed most of the time.

Ravelin Hill Mary Rigby Falconer Amos White Mason Sweet Richard Gibbons Harold Sweet Leonard Weaver Hamot Hospital Erie Merle Sweet Jamestown Chevrolet Findley Otto Green Gordon Berg Buffalo Jennie Green California Glenn Sweet Sharon Hayes Randy Neimeyer Alton Burdick Amos White Robert White Mark Westfield Russell Moon Findley ‘Lake Barbara Sweet Mark White Harold Bromley Jerry ‘Sweet Bromley Shelia Adams Milton Adams Corry Hospital Mildred Owen Sheffield Isadore Redding Greeley Thompson South Dayton N. Y Sylvia Carl Marsh Vernon Humphrey Diane Dale Eaton Jack Eaton Findley Lake Fallies Clifford Aikens Sr Lloyd Aikens Corry Sanday Ralph Rowsh Buldiville Lyle Berns Charles Park Sherman M. J. Wallace Carl L. Marsh Tonia Marsh Carl A. Marsh Clymer George Hapgood Howard Chalmers Bemus Point Loren Upperman Edward Grden Loye Albright William Bayle Gary Evans Hamburg Michigan Gail Alcorn Grand Valley Alcorn Daniel Reynolds Everett Reynolds Faith and Elouise

Community Calendar Highlights for April Events

Calendar items list local events for April including open houses at 826 East Main Street on Sunday April 1, hospital auxiliary meeting April 2, Grange gathering April 2, Rebekah Lodge and visitation April 3, Scout dinner April 4, church meetings and speaker Charles Bugbee April 4, Ladies Belief Corps gathering April 5, rummage sales April 5 and 6, and a family night dinner April 6 at First Presbyterian Church. Community notices emphasize deadlines for submission and participation details.

Journal Herbert Loveland East Main Street Carry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary Corry Grange Grange Hall Lady St. Edward's Eta Lou Hanna Women's Belief Corps Auxilary Grand Army of the Republic Rebekah Ioof Hall Rebekahs Hall Bertha Darwin Mead Avenue Priday Rebekan Ioof First Presbyterian Church

U S Cuba Invasion Plot Blamed On CIA and State Dept

The article reports on a Havana trial alleging a CIA and State Department plan to invade Cuba in three landings. It claims invaders were misled to land in a town with a microwave link to Havana that relayed news of the assault before shorefall. The Tass agency cites a plan to topple Fidel Castro and enable US intervention.

San Roman Castro Havana Havania Central Intelligence Agency State Department Tass Fidel Castro United States

St Edward's Banquet Honors Ball Team and Supporters

St Edward's hosted a Thursday evening banquet in the school auditorium honoring basketball players and cheerleaders. Rev Cyril Cooper and Rev Leon Doleski spoke on education and sports coordination, with remarks by Sisters and local families listed as hosts and guests.

Enwarus Ocuum Cyril Cooper Church of St. Thomas the Apostle Leon Doleski James Hammond M. Berchmanns Mark Steven Agnita Lawrence Mary Ellen Judith Waller Mariam Hee Samtel Baresi Albert Wotus Victor Cragg Jr Joseph Frisina Benjamin Calderone Angelo Frisina Jerry Roach Kenneth George Downey Thomas Anderson Frank Frisina Edward Roach George Wurm Warren McChesney

Future Homemakers Rally in Clymer School Auditorium

The Future Homemakers of America met at Clymer School with 12 schools and 175 members present for the spring rally hosted by Clymer Central. Morning welcome by Principal Mr Brown, noon sack lunches and ice cream, afternoon fashion show by Westfield Department Store owner with models from Panama Dunkirk and Chautauqua clubs. New officers elected for the coming year. United States governors abroad Gov David L Lawrence of Pennsylvania leads a nine governor delegation to Japan for a two week exchange, joining Gov Elbert N Carvel of Delaware. Japanese governors to tour the United States starting May 16.

Future Homemakers Clymer Future Homemakers of America Clymer Central School Sharon Hayes Glenda Sweet Judy Long Brown Sil Westfield Department Store Panama Dunkirk Chautauqua U. S Washington David L. Lawrence Pennsylvania Seattle Japan Elbert N. Carvel Delaware United States

Brush fires devastate Pennsylvania destroying 11 homes

A rash of brush fires across Pennsylvania, fueled by dry weather, leveled 11 homes and 1 building near West Scranton along the Erie-Lackawanna tracks. Firefighters from 20 companies fought the blazes as low water pressure hampered efforts. 4 firefighters were slightly injured and 5 people hospitalized. Dozens were left homeless as authorities evacuated students and called in demolition squads, with fuel and machinery losses estimated near $100,000.

Associated Press Pennsylvania Scranton Erie-Lackawanna Atl 109Th Infantry Battle Group Railroad Avenue Pittsburgh Harrisburg

Eastern Warm Spell Fading Across Plains and Midwest

Snow swirls across Colorado Kansas Arizona and Texas with Walsenburg setting a record and 18 inches at La Veta Pass. In the Midwest flood threats ease in Minnesota and northeast Nebraska while Iowa braces for dike work and possible evacuations as the Big Sioux River nears record highs and the Cedar River swells near Waterloo.

Colorado Kansas Arizona Texas Walsenburg Colo la Veta Pass Midwest Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Sioux City Hawarden Waterloo Ball Park Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Auditorium U.S. 2 Cedar Falls

Entertaining Social News in Cutting Area

Mrs. Marion Nellis hosted a Monday party with 11 guests. awards were given to several attendees, and refreshments served. Mrs. Carl Marsh hosted a Wednesday gathering for seven guests with prize drawings and a light meal. Attendees traveled to Erie and Buffalo for family events. local church and school notices appear, including an upcoming officer election.

Marion Nellis Carl Marsh Faith Marsh Donald Walter Elmer Beutikoffer Pred Wallace Gordon Shampoe Elouise Marsh Arthur Wallace Guy Hayes

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