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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1964
Page
5
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The Corry Public Library announces new adult nonfiction titles spanning politics history and science. Notable entries include Preface to Politics by Walter Lippmann and Conversations with Stalin by Milovan Djilas, along with practical guides like Auto Repair Manual by Harold T. Glen and The Elements of Bridge by Charles Goren.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church adult classes hosted a harvest tureen supper for all Sunday School adult classes on Wednesday evening. Group singing was led by Mrs. Allen Kuhn. The program featured a juggling act by Homer White and humorous readings by Mrs. Ruth Prgetor and Ivan Hiinsberger, with devotions by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Triskel.
Marriage notice for Mrs Jeanne Komenda of 276 West Frederick street and George McGraw of Titusville, married November 11 in Union City by Justice of the Peace Ward Bli ley. They reside at 217 East Walnut Street Titusville. Bridge Scores cover Beverly Duplicate Master Point results led by Edward Thompson Morgan Beverly and others, plus upcoming Charity game November 27 at Eagles Club Titusville and open house duplicate event December 6 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly.
Beaverdam 4 H Club met at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church last evening voting to buy sports equipment for club and community use and to raise funds for an international farm youth exchange. Miss Linda Lodge of Edinboro named Erie County candidate. A radio project is being formed. contact Roger Hollenbeck or Mrs Merrill Wade. Afterward a skating party was held at Wattsburg Roller Rink with Kathy Wronek as activities chair.
James Allyn and Lyle Hotchkiss resume duties at Citizens Corry Office of the Marine Bank after attending the Pennsylvania Bankers Association leaders conference in Harrisburg where over 200 banks were represented. Alan Butch Benson leaves Cannon AFB for a three month tour in Japan. Thanksgiving dinner for the Corry Area Golden Age Club set for Tuesday at 12:30 pm at the YMCA with speaker Sterling Wees. Hospital Auxiliary asks members to return Indian Summer card party tickets. quote of the day by Edward Carpenter.
The Junior Class play The Guy from Venus in the high school auditorium has been postponed until further notice per director Max L Bennink. Tickets remain valid and a new date will be announced.
A 16 year old Butler County girl Glenda Dunkle was ordered held for grand jury action in the traffic deaths of Cora Smith 65 of Pikesville North Carolina Lou Upchurch 50 of Raleigh North Carolina Myra Ackerson 17 of Prospect and James Wagner 17 of Prospect. Dunkle was the driver of the car that collided with the car carrying Smith and Upchurch. Two teens were in Dunkle's car and two brothers passengers were injured. Kiddness is a language that the mute can speak and the deaf can hear.
Mary Migliaccio daughter of Mr and Mrs John Migliaccio West Main street receives a Corian from the Sophomore Ti-Hi-Y Club for selling the most mixed nuts in the Tri-Hi-Y fall project benefiting the YMCA World Service program. Russell Brant CAMS assistant principal presents the award during a Journal photo session.
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Morris of Spartansburg. The mother is Gloria Mae Heintz Morris, and the newborn is unnamed in the fragment.
About 20 detectives searched today for a five week old girl kidnapped yesterday by a woman who beat the child's grandmother with a hammer. Zeno Mercedes identified the alleged kidnapper as a woman she had met two days earlier in a clinic waiting room.
Quakmatuwn Pa AP reports a severe water shortage as the borough reservoir shrank from a million gallons to about 25 000 usable. A drought and an open valve at Marlin Manufacturing Co. drained the supply. Borough manager Guy Krapp said six inches remained Friday evening and hoped for a one third capacity by weekend.
A woman offered to sell monogrammed diapers. When confronted yesterday, Mercedes reported the other woman claimed a nail in her shoe and asked for a hammer. With the hammer, the suspect yelled I will take the baby and struck Mercedes on the head. Mercedes was listed in satisfactory condition at a hospital early today. The child’s mother Carmen Toro was at work when the infant was taken.
The Pope rejected a 1400 bishop petition for a vote on a historic declaration. The approved text condemns antisemitism, proclaims Jewish blame for Jesus’ death rejected, and supports Christian unity. Documents touch on papal collegiality and valid marriages between Eastern Catholics and Orthodox. Final work to continue in 1965 or later.
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