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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1965
Page
5
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Helen Davison returns from Alexandria to East Main Street after a course in financed administration. Max Bennink announces a Comy Area Teachers Association meeting at Columbus Elementary School with Mayor Zalzneck and S. E. Anderson as guests to discuss his Far East trip. Mrs J Hubert Heerlein hosts a DAR session at Wright Street with a Far East program by S E Anderson. Corry Memorial Auxiliary meets at hospital for 8 pm with Makene Oberman travel notes. New baby Bey Sie Jones welcomed by Mr and Mrs Donald Jones. Women's Relief Corps plans all day session at Corry Grange Hall with quilt tying and noon dinner. Household hint about securing outdoor tablecloths with pocketed corners filled with marbles.
Dracula and a host of masquerade guests including beauty queens ghosts and goblins attended a Saturday Halloween party at the State Armory sponsored by the Civil Air Patrol Cadet Mothers Auxiliary for Cadets and families. In the photo Dracula actor Alan Heberlein appears with Kathy Uberman and Christine Migliaccio.
Miss Diane Shamburg entertained friends at her home 16 West Congress Street Friday evening in costume. Prizes were won by Kerine Berry Keppel, Terry McMallin, Suzanne McLean, and Laura VanGuilder. Lois Davids earned best costume. attendees included Ternate McCray, Cula Teel, Cheryl Wilson, Mary Henton, Vicki Sproveri, and Kim Minana. Refreshments were served.
The First Presbyterian Church sponsors a leadership training session on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Guest speaker is Mrs. Marshall Fisher of Titusville. All women invited, with 1966 officers urged to attend per Mrs. Walter Rath president.
Senator Joseph S. Clark of Pennsylvania will enter Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia tomorrow for a routine operation to repair a double hernia. His aides said he is in excellent health aside from the procedure.
A new non surgical treatment claims to shrink hemorrhoids while stopping itch and relieving pain. The substance Bio-Dyne, used in Preparation H suppositories and ointment, reportedly reduces swelling in multiple cases and is sold at drug counters.
Pianist Victor Borge was in a car collision near Albany Oregon as his car struck a slowed vehicle to avoid another crash. Police said the 1 year old Borge's car escaped serious injury in the early morning incident while heading from Eugene to Portland after performing at a University of Oregon homecoming dance.
A community luncheon hosted by Wis Raymond Blynn sal W W. Hammonde honored Brielle Mrs John Dey. The event featured Mrs Mary Lou Haight as the former Mary Lou Haight and included attendees Mrs Charles Mreneh Mrs Merle Amy Mrs Thomas Cragg and others from Erie and surrounding areas.
The Church of the Nazarene Sunday School held a Halloween party Friday evening at the Corry Grange Hall. Teachers listed include Mrs. Harry Lamb and several others. Mrs. Peck directed games with hall decorations by Teams for Christ and junior groups.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pide of Garland announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Fileen Black to Dennis Leigh Theuret son of Mr and Mrs Clare Theuret of Spartansburg R D 3. Doris is a 1965 graduate of Youngsville High School and works at New Process Company in Warren. The fiancé is a senior at Youngsville High School. No wedding date yet set.
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Fred Sargent of Snyder Circle. Mrs Sargent is the former Judy Lohr. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Harold Bensink of Clymer. Mrs Bensink is the former Helen Holton. The article notes the high boys group under Mrs Reynolds and David Ehrhardt.
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