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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
5
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Saturday Erie event Phat the Project Hope Ball at Kahkwa Club drew guests Mrs. Ger tina and Mrs. Fardink from Drs. Brown and Hileman offices along with Dr. James Weaver and Senator William Lesler. Edinboro student Leanna Roden spent weekend with parents Mr. and Mrs. Roden as Edinboro student Ronald Kaus joined. The Alexanders relocate to Muncy with hospital duties. 1,200 women active in Muncy Hospital Ladies Auxiliary. Dr. Joseph Seitz returns from Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society convention in Pittsburgh with Mrs. Seitz. YMCA workshop for Christmas booth set for Wednesday 10 am to 3 pm. Car Area Golden Age Club meeting features Ross Mead travel photos. Pax, Heistand families attend National Horse Show in Harrisburg. Quote: Charm is indispensable to women.
The Erie Conference Thirteenth Children's Worker Institute gathered at the Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church on Saturday with attendees from local and regional churches. Rev. Ivan G. Hunsberger and Rev. Gerald Lundeen joined Mrs. LeRoy Lundgren and Donald Graves in leading sessions, workshops, and keynote talks across morning and afternoon programs, capped by a general assembly, song service, and skit.
A tree fell on Mer cer County resident Wilmer C. Shirley while he was cutting wood on his property. He died at Mercer Cottage Hospital. His 23 year old son Charles was struck and treated for a crushed elbow at the same hospital.
Ronald Lloyd of 944 Mead Avenue won the grand prize a live turkey at the Turkey Hop a Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Club event held Saturday evening in the YMCA all purpose room. More than 100 attended with decorations by Suzanne Elmquist and Linda Mischik.
Moscow television's third program began operating today with four weekly broadcasts. The lineup includes foreign language lessons in English and French and science films for viewers.
Corry residents gathered for the Erie County AFL-CIO annual banquet in the Laws rence hotel grand ballroom. Walter Davis from Cleveland spoke as Lew H. Jenkins introduced him. entertainment featured Local Union 445 and UAW members with a comedy show and dancing by The Modern Four. Door prize winner Barbara Temple of Corry received an Arvin clock radio. about 40 attendees enjoyed Swiss steak dinners.
RCME linked rail union members concluded a week long walkout on Italy's state railways amid threats of further stoppages. Government sources estimate the dispute cost the rail system up to 56 million dollars as officials seek a quick resolution.
A son was born yesterday at Hamot Hospital in Erie to Trooper and Mrs. John Infantino of North East. Mrs. Infantino is the former Patricia Graham. The maternal grandmother is Mrs. Kathryn Graham of East Main Street. Trooper Infantino was formerly stationed with the State Police at the Corry Barracks.
A surprise birthday dinner party last evening honored George Drobnek at his R D 2 home. Hosts Mr and Mrs Joseph Ficcardi served spaghetti dinner to guests including Dr and Mrs Kenneth Gahring and daughter Christine of Warren. Decorated cake and ice cream followed with gifts for the honoree from granddaughters Cathy Jean and Georgeann Elehynski.
A Saturday farewell dinner honored David L. Upperman who will report Friday for United States Navy service. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Upperman of Spring Street. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Michael Bailey of R D 1. Thirty seven guests attended and presented gifts and a purse of money.
Conelway School held its annual Fall Festival on Saturday with wide attendance and numerous prize winners. Top prizes were awarded by Corry Instrument to Roger Aldrich and Dethia Waid, with many other winners listed from local businesses and organizations. General chairman Mrs. Robert Bailey announced awards may be picked up at the school.
Government troops in Malaysia report killing three more raiders in the southwest coastal swamps and jungles while expanding a cleanup operation against Indonesian guerrillas. The incident highlights ongoing clashes as authorities pursue insurgent groups.
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