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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1964
Page
5
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In Wayne Street Beverly on Friday night the Beverly Duplicate club ran a single-player movement at Wayne Street. Winners posted include Morgan Beverly at 29 percent and Mrs T H Treat of Alien City at 28 percent. The November 6 event had a 16 percent average, with Edward Thompson and Morgan Beverly sharing first at 22 percent. The next session will return to a pair Master Point format.
A daughter was born Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Salvatore Barbalaci of 210 Fifth Street Mrs Barbalaci is the former Marilyn Pish A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Melvin Vanderhof R D 1 Corry early yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital Mrs Vanderhoof is the former Roberta Henderson A daughter was born at Corry Memorial Hospital last evening to Mr and Mrs Carl Clabbatz of A D 2 Corry Mrs Clabbata is the former Penny Harvey
Mrs Elgie Smith of Spartansburg will celebrate her 90th birthday with an open house and reception Sunday from 2 p m to 5 p m at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Milton Kingsley of R D 3 Conelway road. Hosts are her son and daughters and other friends and relatives are invited.
Fred Grayson and Mrs Milo Maker were honored guests at a stork shower hosted by the order department at Corry Jamestown Corporation. The event occurred at Miss Janet Chiricuzio's West Main street home. A tureen dinner was served and gifts were presented. Special awards were won.
Miss Dolly Ann Hall and Clifford Leroy Comstock wed at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on October 24 with Rev. Charles DuBois officiating. Long gown of imported lace, garden bouquet, and a crescent shasta arrangement highlighted a formal ceremony. Attendants included matron of honor Clare Humes and bridesmaids in Nile green, candy pink, and peacock blue. Reception followed at the VFW Post Home with Goldentones providing music and guests from several nearby towns.
The Union City Area High School senior class presents the three act comedy Here Comes Charlie by Jay Tobias on Wednesday at p.m. in the high school auditorium. The plot centers on a 21 year old who becomes a teen dying father to Charlie and the ensuing farce as family members try to manage the situation. Seniors in the cast include Marlyn Doubt Jerry Tarbell Pat Klus Rod Clark Paul Hall Mary Jane Horvath Kay Bowen Mary Jane Phillips Ed Koenig and Dave Ross. Student director is Sandy Irwin with Bonnie Hanlin as assistant. Directors are Mr. Lasky and Mr. Mielawski.
A 4 inch rainfall dampened areas from central Illinois to the Texas Panhandle while northeastern Kansas saw relief. Temperatures stayed unusually warm in the east with record highs in Louisiana Tennessee Arkansas and Texas.
Mrs C Jay Follett of A D 3 and her husband will celebrate their 87th wedding anniversary tomorrow while Mrs Follett will observe her 87th birthday the following day. The Needham family traveled from Ma ple avenue to Sewickley Pa for the wedding of Miss Cornelia Mae Parrell and William Bernard Mallory at St James Church Sewickley. The couple honeymooned in the Caribbean and will return to New York City in a month. Mrs Fred Wilson Jr returned from Pittsburgh after training for Welcome Wagon hostess duties. The Kauer family plans a move from Wright street to California in late March then Massachusetts. The Spencer Ladies Aid meets at 8 o clock at Mrs Arthur Crowell’s home. Attendees at the Washington and Jefferson College Parents Day included Mr and Mrs Joli McMahon and others guests of Dennis Mickey McMahon.
Mrs Eugene Dayis shares a homemaker style recipe for oatmeal cinnamon bread. It uses yeast milk oats and a sugar cinnamon filling, yields two loaves baked at 375 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes, with steps for mixing kneading rising and shaping.
Washington officials say the Ford's Theatre building will close on November 30 to begin restoring the interior to its 1865 appearance. The project, funded by Congress at 2,730,600 dollars, aims to recreate Lincoln's assassination night setting. The Lincoln Museum remains housed there with artifacts stored during renovation.
Navy recruitment officials report a Washington notice allowing former Navy personnel who took August rate advancement exams and were discharged before the effective date to reenlist with advancement. Reenlisting before the date yields the advancement in their records. after the date, reenlistment would be in the new rating. The main recruiting station in Pittsburgh handles the advancement authority. Erie post office visits on Mondays or Thursday mornings and phone 459-6071 assist interested veterans.
Ed McMahon and colleagues Ed Butters Ed Fenstermacher and Dan Mc Michael are noted in a quote of the day. The quip says if hours were serene we would take little note of them as the sun dial does of clouds.
Ghent Brewer, four, survived a severed jugular vein windpipe and neck arteries after a pickup crash on October 20. Police officer Paul Perdue and off duty Freeman N A Henderson applied first aid, keeping him alive during a three hour operation that required 30 clamps and 250 stitches around his neck at the hospital.
Troops retook Kindy, Congo’s Maniema capital, as rebels in Stanleyville burn a monument to Patrice Lumumba. Reports say Congo lese are killed daily near the Lumumba monument while over 1,000 foreigners remain trapped, including more than 60 Americans, many missionaries or professors at Protestant University. Five Americans from the U.S. consulate have been detained over two months as rebels seek Western pressure to halt support for Premier Moïse Tshombe.
A brief reflection on how spoken language breathes and endures in print, noting how conversation fades yet printed words persist as records of voice and meaning across time.
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