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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
5
Readable text mentions relief forces and regional actions with scattered phrases about enemies, air defenses, and an approaching close. Names and places are fragmentary, making precise details and entities difficult to extract.
Rebekah Lodge members from across Pennsylvania and Chautauqua County gathered Friday evening at the Odd Fellows Temple in Warren to honor Mrs Willemina McDaniel, chaplain of the Rebekah Assembly of Pennsylvania. Attendees included Rebekah Assembly officers and dignitaries from Westfield, Meadville, Harrisburg, Ebensburg, Jeanette, Irving, and Warren, plus guests from the Grand Encampment in New York and Pennsylvania. The event marked the president Margaret Cumming's birthday with many gifts for both honorees.
Members of the Eighth Grade Tri-Hi-Y Club design advertising posters for a YMCA Women’s Auxiliary bazaar to be held November 17 at the Y. Betsy Heacox Laurene Kane Darla Monroe sit with Algerna Black while others include Dian Jaquith Kathy Still Charlene Fargo Peggy Walter Joette Moliwa Janice Genco Kay Simmons Debbie Reed Pat Miller Trudy Simmonson Linda Olson. Advisor Lynn Simmons and Violet Mink assisted.
Mrs James Donaldson formerly Connie Nichols was honored at a surprise post nuptial shower hosted by Mrs Gary Munsee and Miss Veronica Motuz at the Munsee home on Grove street. Fifteen guests attended with prizes awarded to four attendees and out of town guests from Jamestown New York and Erie.
Members from Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge 140 Jonathan Lodge 685 and Corry Encampment 241 IOOF will host their annual harvest dinner at Odd Fellows Hall North Center Street on November 17 at 6 30 p m The organizing committee led by Arden Baldwin Fred Mixer Harvey Loveland and Luella Gates will contact Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with further details later.
A 30 foot tall Jolly St Nick has arrived in Tokyo as the city embraces Christmas celebrations in a festive mood. Santa Claus greets locals and tourists, adding a dramatic seasonal spectacle to holiday activities.
Several local groups outline activities including a Corry Area Golden Age Club luncheon at the YMCA with a 12 30 start and a Medicare talk by guest speaker Mrs Maude Barnes. Columbus Elementary PTA hosts Trooper Edward Pasi on juvenile delinquency. Open House observed at Conelway School for National Education Week with a program by Dr William Rode. Wheelock Community Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Ronald Crosscut 8 pm. Corry Area Historical Society gathering at Emmanuel Church undercroft with Warren County Historical Society representatives. local pride items and volunteer awards highlighted at Erie Exceptional Children Center tea for Mrs Merrill Wade and Mrs Robert Fink.
A dense recruitment notice invites men and women 18 plus to join Lincoln Service for government job test preparation. It touts long running programs since 1948, high starting salaries, and says many positions require tests. Readers are urged to mail a coupon for free information and details on how to qualify.
A son was born Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Arthur Carlson Jr of 318 Gould Street. Mrs Carlson is the former Judy Ann Schroter. A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs William Deuink of Clymer at the same hospital. Mrs Deuink is the former Catherine Stetson. Shop Your Corry Stores.
Miss Norma Cathlene Hubbell and Pred E Truesdail united in marriage at the Presbyterian Church in Union City. The 2 pm ceremony was by Rev. William M. Allman with pink and white floral decor. The couple will reside in Cleveland Ohio after a trip to Baltimore and the East Coast. Out-of-town guests came from Ohio New York Pennsylvania and Maryland.
A Saturday birthday party honored Robin Fenno, age 10, at the Fenno home 416 Marion Street. Mr and Mrs James Fenno hosted with 12 guests attending. Prizes were won by Pam Kerstelter Eva McCray and Candy Wilde, with Joan Sickler receiving a special award. Pink and blue decor highlighted the event.
State Senator Jack E. McGregor and Representative Harry Markovitz, dissenters on a legislative committee, plan to seek support to abolish retail milk controls. They propose replacing the Milk Commission with a Bureau of Milk Administration in the Department of Agriculture, a move opposed by the committee’s majority.
About ten demonstrators tore down the U S flag at the U S Embassy in Copenhagen in protest of U S action in Vietnam. Some were ejected, others chained to the pole and cut loose by police. they called the flag a bandit banner and shouted Long live the Viet Cong.
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