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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
Nov 12, 1964
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Note
A partial OCR fragment mentions brigades and future plans with uncertain wording. No clear names dates places or actions emerge from the readable text.
Day Gifts Highlight Mothers and Generous Giver
A brief item notes gifts given to mothers on a special day, with community members applauding thoughtful generosity. Local volunteers and residents share appreciation for acts of kindness that brighten households and celebrate maternal figures.
Corry Education Week observance and community bridge session
Evening program at Corry High School marked American Education Week with parents touring eight rooms from 7 to 9 30 pm as teachers and students engaged. Separately the Corry Bridge Association held a five table Howell Master Point session at the VFW Garden Room with winners including Morgan Beverly Pat Shaw Norma Mallory and others. next week a turkey game with turkey awards is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bennett
F. Lowe Edwards
Corry High School
Corry
Thomas R. Shube
Jerry Litherland
John Bensink
Max Bennink
Alfred Morrison
John Wascak
Corry Bridge Association
Howell
VFW Post
Morgan Beverly
Pat Shaw
Pleasantville
Norma Mallory
Titusville
Frank Graft
Robert Tunnell
T. H. Treat
Union City
William Jones
T. S. Kelsey
St Elizabeths Guild Plans Holiday Event
The November meeting of St Elizabeths Guild met in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge. Rev Cyril Kronz led prayer and Mrs Bernard Gluvna directed business plans for a children sanitation Christmas party December 9 with Mrs Frank Karkoski Sr as general chairman. The guild also arranged its annual Christmas dinner at the Moose Lodge for 6 p m December 9 with Mrs Jon Miseik as chair. Cupcakes and coffee were served by Mrs Frank Macko and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Moose Lodge
Cyril Kronz
Bernard Gluvna
Frank —Karkoski
Guild
Jon Miseik
Kronz
Frank Macko
Joseph Hajec
Frank Karkoski Sr
Catherine Higby
Ann Royek
Mrs E Britten Hosts Faith Fellowship Meeting
Mrs Eugene Britten hosted the Faith Fellowship of the First Baptist Church on West Pleasant Street. Mrs Ralph Austin spoke on Thanksgiving, and president Mrs Donald Simmonson led the business session planning the December 9 Christmas dinner and revealing prayer partners. Members donated gifts for missionaries and made towels for the church kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Britten
Faith Fellowship
The
First Baptist Church
Eugene Britten
West Pleasant Street
Ralph Austin
Donald Simmonson
Britten
William Carter
Wheelock Ladies Aid Meets At Williams Home
Wheelock Ladies Aid gathered at the home of Mrs. Guy Williams in R. D. 4 with president Mrs. Leland Crosscut presiding. Lena Ayers gave a talk on her trip to Mexico while the group enjoyed pumpkin pie coffee and tea. Mrs. Wallace Mick of North Center street will host the next meeting in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Ladies Aid
Williams Home
Guy Willams
R. D
Leland Crosscut
Lena Ayers
Tall
Mexico
Wallace Mick
North Center Street
McCray Ladies Aid Reports Successful Sale
McCray Ladies Aid members and guests enjoyed an all day session with a noon tureen dinner hosted by Mrs. Laurence Wade and Mrs. Wilard McCray. Mrs. Louise Sexton led the business meeting as reports were read and thanks expressed for hospitality. The rummage sale from election day was successful and a committee was named to plan the Christmas party. An SB quilt was tied in the afternoon to be donated to a needy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray
Ladies Aid
Laurence Wade
Wilard McCray
Louise Sexton
Eva Sexton
Harold Carlson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Donald Gates
Joseph McCray
Mrs Reed Hosts Golden Links Class Meeting
The Golden Links class of First Methodist Church met Tuesday at Mrs Leah Reed's East South street home with 14 members present. Devotions on Thanksgiving were led by Mrs Laura Cogan, and business, led by Mrs W B Stowe, covered the November 1 program Experiment in Depth at the church. Mrs Reed shared a letter from Holland. the group, including Mrs Andrew Paulson and Mrs Y E Phillips, served cocoanut cream pie, coffee and tea. The next meeting will be December Christmas party at Mrs Hubert Vaughn's North Center street home with gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Leah Reed
East South Street
Laura Cogan
W. B. Stowe
Irvin Young
Andrew Paulson
Y. E. Phillips
Hubert Vaughn
North Center Street
Urge Soviet Girls To Steer Clear for Dacha Orgies
Komsomolskaya Pravda warned Soviet girls today to stay away from wild parties at country dachas. The Young Communist League paper published reader letters about dacha excesses among youth, sparked by a Moscow girl Svetlana who attended a suburban party, faced advances, and left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moouuye Vai Veil
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Young Communist League
Moscow
Svetlana
Paulson to join U S Air Force after PSU graduation
Lieut James Paulson, a recent Pennsylvania State University graduate, left for Pain Air Field Washington to serve with the United States Air Force. En route he will visit Las Vegas with brother Harry Paulson and Deanna their infant Therese. The Journal notes editor George R Sample returned from Minneapolis after attending James Wick's funeral. Local items include Club 15 party honors for Mrs Michael Comitz and remarks on educators Ruth Bennett and Gus Edwards during American Education Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Paulson
Pennsylvania State University
Pain Air Field
Washington
United States Air Force
Jim
Las Vegas
Nev
Harry’ sChip Paulson
Deanna
Therese
Harry Paulson Jr
Su West Pleasant Street
George R. Sample
Minneapolis
Mary Gates
Flossie Fosburgh
Bryce Leek
Henry Fosburgh
Bea’s
Lena Sanehyn
Kin‘ey-Dolan Insurance Agency
Gettysburg
Bankers Insurance Conference
United States
Lena
Corry High School
Ruth Bennett
F. Lowe
Gus) Edwards
Corry Area High School
Miss Bennett
Mr. Edwards
Ice Cream Shop Sells Ski Gear Amid Indian Summer
In Ann Arbor a shop titled Help Stamp Out Summer sells ski equipment under a sign, as an Indian summer day reached 70 degrees yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Ann Arbor
Restaurateur Maddox Blames FBI Harassment for Loss of Business
Atlanta police report cafeteria owner Lester Maddox says federal agents harassing patrons are wrecking his business. He notes about 100 people contacted him after FBI visits while his Pickrick Restaurant remains shuttered under injunction. he reopened as Lester Maddox Cafeteria and still bans integrationists. He cites dwindling meals from Georgia Tech students as proof of the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
FBL
Maddox
U.S. Supreme Court
FBI
Pickrick
Georgia Tech
Indians Boycott Treaty Signing Over Kinzua Dam
Six Iroquois tribes boycott the annual treaty signing in Canandaigua New York claiming the United States violated the 170 year pact by building the Kinzua Dam reservoir that affects lands near Salamanca and parts of their reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canandaigua
N.Y
United States
Kinzua
Salamanca
Composer Fair After Slashing Self With Knife
LAUDEKUALE Fla AP Paul V Yoder a well known composer and bandmaster was hospitalized with a severe abdominal wound in fair condition. Police say the 56 year old slashed himself with a knife on November 4 and his wife reports he had been health and despondent recently. Yoder has published over 1200 band compositions and conducted the University of Miami Band in its Orange Bowl performances multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runt Laudekuale
Fla
Paul V. Yoder
Yoder
University of Miami
Segregationist memorabilia sales slow at Pickrick cafe
Avlanta FBI agent Joseph K. Ponder says investigations tied to ongoing court cases limit comment. Maddox notes slow souvenir business at his cafeteria, which sells autographed axe handles and Pickrick drama era segregationist literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Ponder
Avlanta FBI
Maddox
Literaure
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Kinzua Dam
Self
Compass
Euola
Electes Stanley
Turkey
Russell Stover
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