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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1962
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Davis aged 95 with a funeral at a Davis residence and a possible burial week. Other readable items reference Chicago and an event or building, but most details are garbled and unnamed.
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The 1963 PONY Associated Clubs crowned Mrs Gordon Miller of Columbus as queen at the Moose Club banquet attended by 192 members from across Pennsylvania Ohio and New York. Officers elected included Charles Salt as president Mrs Albert Fox as vice president and Mrs P Barney Weaver as secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. Ciarapelle Alien returns to her Wattsburg home after a weekend visit to Mrs. Lena Rickerson at 416 West Church Street. Mrs. Mayte Stone of Union City also returns home after visiting her sister Mrs. Emma Splesman at 23 West Park Place for the past week.
The YMCA Ladies Auxiliary hosts an evening program in the multi purpose room with a Christmas candle making demonstration by Mrs Clarence Eld. Exhibits from sewing millinery knitting art and leathercraft classes will be shown with students modeling wearable items and a report on the successful auxiliary Christmas bazaar held Wednesday.
Miss Florence Culver of Wright Street entertained nine Neighborhood Club members Saturday. President Mrs Willard Shreve led the business session and plans were made for a Christmas dinner December 8 in the Moose Lodge Colonial Room. Afterward the group will visit Mrs Bertha Dorwin’s Mead Avenue home for gifts and awards were given to Mrs Dorwin and Mrs Harold Gale with Gale receiving the door prize.
Friendship Club met at the home of Mrs Roy Swart R D 2 with nine members and six children in attendance. Mrs Swart led the business session as president. Prizes went to Mrs Eugene Powers and Mrs Joseph Tomehick, door prize to Mrs Norman Swart, and one member Mrs Bertha Warker was ill. Refreshments included salad wafers relishes strawberry pie whipped cream and coffee. The Christmas party is set for December 14 at Mrs Norman Swart R D 2.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev ordered a broad reform of industry and agriculture to boost production of goods and told the Communist Party to learn from capitalists. He urged tighter party control, regional consolidations, and linking factories into firms while adopting Western methods. Author Clifford Bax, 76, dies in London.
The public is invited to Corry Area High School auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. for The Wonderful World of Show Business a CAHS Junior class production directed by Max Bennini. The show spans theatre eras with an enigmatic chorus of 120 juniors and a stage crew headed by Fred Morrison. Tickets are available from junior class members or at the door.
Teamsters win a narrow representational election with 3870 votes for the Teamsters and 3274 for the Voice of the Teamsters, amid a year long, sometimes violent campaign. The result keeps Philadelphia as a key tracking center but possible appeals loom over coercion claims.
About 7 575 of roughly 20 000 eligible truckers voted in the election. The NLRB rejected 19 ballots as improperly marked and 392 challenged ballots were not counted. Teamsters held a clear majority over Voice with 596 votes, involving Joad distance truckers who form a key voting bloc in Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey and Maryland Local 107 dominates most members with others in Locals 470 312 and 331.
Radar Reason was hosted by Vasily Kuznetsov at the Soviet U N delegation's Long Island country house in Glen Cove. Mc Cloy called it a social visit. At Guantanamo Bay the Marine commander defending the base said Castro cannot isolate it, arguing strong sea and air control.
Washington AP reports the first jazz concert at the White House hosted by Mrs Kennedy as part of Concerts for Youth. A young sextet led by Paul Winter of Altoona PA and Korean pianist Tony Han of age 20 perform in the East Room with diplomatic families, highlighting cultural exchange and a 1961 international Jazz festival win.
At Miami Earl E. T. Smith former U S ambassador to Cuba doubted the Cuban crisis could be resolved while Castro remained in power. He said he no longer advocates invading the island as he did in 1960.
Harvey G. Gantt, an African American student from Charleston, seeks admission to Clemson College, an all white institution for 73 years. The case, tried in U S District Court by Judge C C Wyche, challenges state segregation policies and follows prior appellate action.
Professor Samuel J. McLaughlin aged 69, head of the University of Utah Education Department, died yesterday in Salt Lake City. He led the department and contributed to teacher education research during his tenure.
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