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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1963
Page
5
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Birdie Tells Us reports Leonard Burkhart leaving Honolulu for a six week Goren bridge cruise to the Orient. The item also notes a newborn daughter Kathleen Kerri for Mr. and Mrs. James Keppel Jr. and lists weekend visitors, football action, and upcoming local events including the Spencer Ladies Aid meeting, a fall party birthday, and a Halloween themed Concord Community Club gathering.
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Kiwanians met at the Moose Lodge for a regular session and heard James Hammond, cochairman of this year's United Fund drive, outline a goal of 69 900 and the agencies to benefit. Thom as Russell led Division A and James St. George was welcomed into the club. A directors meeting followed at William Miller's home.
The October WSCS meeting at First Methodist Church featured Our Mission Today as the theme. Mrs Leland Johnston led with devotional by Mrs Walter Gilliland. the group urged reading the study book and discussed prayer meetings and contributions for community centers and missions in India.
Columbus Grange at 100F Hall Lottsville held an installation of officers for the coming year with 32 attendees including nine visitors from Youngsville. E Leo Johnson led the ceremonies as master, and new officers include David Curtis master Philip Wade overs ewer Mrs Lawrence Miller lecturer Lawrence Miller steward Harold Curtis assistant steward Mrs Chandler Mason chaplain D P Trisket treasurer Mrs Arthur Mill secretary Harold Ayers gatekeeper Edith Miller flora Karen Wade Pomona and Carl Kofard executive committee member.
James Knudson former Interstate Commerce Commission member died Sunday from cancer. Church notes show Ruth Circle served autumn refreshments with azaleas leaves pumpkins and pie. The next Ruth Circle meeting is set for November 11 with guest Mrs Meerdink announced.
The Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening at the home of Mrs. Ian Rumbaugh. Ian Rumbaugh, president, conducted the meeting. Devotions led by Mrs. Petty Corbin from One People of God. Mrs. Lewis presented the Africa program. Refreshments were served with Mrs. Merle Capwell assisting.
Twenty three tables were in play at the Moose Lodge last evening as the College of Re bas of the Women of the Mose held a card party. Play was preceded by refreshments and entertainment with Corry Area High School quartet The Hangmen and accordion soloist William Sproyefs. Gift certificates were won by Mrs Merle Brown $25 Mrs Glenn Palmer $15 and Miss Christine Sample $10. Tour prizes went to Mrs Paul Lines Mrs James Daniels Mrs Leon Shumsky Mrs Clair Damon Mrs Fred Wilson Mrs Joseph Seitz Mrs Dorr Clark Mag Robert Hall Mrs Donald Bennink and Mrs Mac Hiner. Card play winners included 500 point class with multiple names listed.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Gage of 20 North Street Wattsburg Union City Memorial Hospital. Navy Mothers Meet At Cox Home 696 met at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Cox with 12 members present. Mrs Elizabeth Jansen commander welcomed new member Mrs Byron Nichols. Next meeting set for November Mth at the home of Mr and Mrs Aryey Loveland.
Rites for Mrs Harley Hall were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev LeRoy Wiley officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees and mourners traveled from Union City Erie and Chicago, with many locals attending the service.
Washington reports expanding national output near 580 to 587 billion dollars yearly with growth hints into 1964. Senate debate examines Soviet wheat purchases while President Kennedy allows private U.S. sales. Rep. Bol ton questions First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy’s Onassis yacht hospitality and potential government favoritism.
A Clymer news item reports a Friday gathering at the Village Restaurant with hosted sacred music and a program announced by Mrs. Michaels. Debates cover You Don’t Have to Drink and Radiant Witness devotionals led by Mrs. Damnott. Westfield convention messages and officer elections are noted, plus afghans for the Veterans Hospital and a Hope College student weekend visit.
Sunday visiting with relatives includes Norman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Benji Ide plus Ronald Pitts of Pittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. John Castle of Mexico visit Jay Gravink family. Thelma Williams, formerly Castle, neighbors the Gravinks. Betty Warnshuis and Marsha Bamhimbaugh from Syracuse visit their parents, Leon Warnshuis. Marilyn Gravink of Bradford Conn and Deleo Gravink of Perry N Y spend weekend with William Gravink and family.
Miles born November 1 1943 in Spring Creek Warren County attended Lottsville and Youngsville schools. He worked at Cory Brush Block company on Shady Avenue and worshiped at Blue Tide Wesleyan Methodist Church. Survived by parents six sisters four brothers and many relatives. Visitation at Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow evening and Thursday from to p.m. Final rites Friday at 2 p.m. at Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church with John Kunseliisa officiating. Interment in Weightsville Cemetery.
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