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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1960
Page
3
A review of a true life adventure about Joy Adamson and her lioness born free. The book chronicles three orphan cubs raised in Africa, two given to zoos, and the remaining lioness returned to the jungle after a bond formed with humans.
Memorial book programs honor deceased relatives with engraved fly leaves and cards sent to donors and families. The library displays volumes such as The American Heritage Book of the Revolution and Wild Flowers donated in memory of named individuals, illustrating lasting tribute through printing and art.
Debbie tied the knot with Karl, a longtime philanthropist linked to Thalians charity and a close friend of Harry Cohn. The couple follows Debbie's 1959 divorce from Eddie Fisher and Karl's prior marriages, with plans noted for a blended family and holiday plans.
A daughter was born Thursday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James McArtile of RD Edinboro.
Mamies Kin Debut In High Society at the White House in a debut tea hosted by Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower. Ellen 19 and other guests attended as Mrs Eisenhower introduced her nieces to invited old friends in the Green Room. The event featured the Marine Band and flowered decor.
The American Field Service selected student candidates for a Simon trip abroad. Arthur Tarber John Ortner Roger Myers Katherine Tunnell Mickey Johnson Loretta Lindyttnty are listed as contenders. APS in New York will choose one candidate.
A garbled note mentions Amer ru at CAHS selling tela bulbs to cover state chi and enpanwd theenin ping their classroom with vipat Wid blinds. Vernon Hater received a tess atin Pavey dire, tiitheet honor PEA buys pan win.
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