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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
5
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A Paris administrator dies after a lengthy illness amid the board's acknowledgment of his service. The report notes his involvement with local governance and his leadership during trying times.
Mrs. Mark Anderson was installed as president of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 365 with Mrs. Alice Snyder of Erie presenting the gavel. Histori an Mrs. Gertrude Long and others named to roles include Helen Brown first vice president Glennis Warner second vice president Richard Orn secretary Keith Orn treasurer and Harold Hulings chaplain. A thirteen dinner preceded the ceremony and plans were made to sponsor annual Poppy Days on November 5 with Erie guests LaVerne Wolfe and Verna Sperrazzo attending. Next meeting set for November 23.
Mrs Ruth Smith of Deland Florida entertained a guests at her daughter Mrs William Stockton’s Columbus home for a masquerade dinner party. Guests enjoyed baked ham dinners at seven with Halloween decorations and prizes awarded for best costume. Contests honored Miss Christine Anderson Mrs LaVerne Miller and Mrs William Stockton.
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Smith of 17 Seventh Street. Mrs Smith is the former Rose marie Coons. A son was born at Corry Memorial Hospital last evening to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Weilacher of 102 North Second Avenue. Mrs Weilacher is the former Marlene Burdick.
Miss Cynthia Williams departs Athens Greece for Rome then Buffalo New York to be met by her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Williams on Thursday. They will accompany her home. Williams works for the U S Government in Athens.
Mrs William Mitchell hosted the 500 card club at her Spring Street home last night with two tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs John Middleton and Mrs Craig Hyer as guest Mrs James Jordan joined the gathering. Refreshments included hot sandwiches and pumpkin pie. The group plans a meeting in two weeks at Mrs Anthony Amoroso’s East Washington Street home.
Lieut. Marshall of the United States Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, shares a daily quote. Every hour of light and dark is a miracle and every cubic inch of space is a miracle.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Sank of 983 North Center Street and Glenn Stufflebeam of 1345 West Main Street was announced in Clymer New York. Attending the couple were Beverly Bromley and John Sank. Both attended Corry schools. They will reside at 983 North Center Street.
The Bureau of Traffic Safety reports 1,269 traffic deaths in Pennsylvania in the first nine months, down from 1,328 in the same period last year. It notes 193 fatalities in auto accidents occurred in September.
Dr John Collins from Edinboro State College spoke to the College Women's Club at the YMCA on Educational Facilities for Pennsylvania, replacing Senator William Lesler. Guests included Mrs Peiffer and Dr Collins outlined education tempo and school system reforms. UNICEF donation approved. next meeting will feature Gordon Graves.
Lorry Area High School coach Lou Hanna spoke at the Kiwanis Club about creating an outdoor supervised city pool for Corry. He outlined the recreation committee’s structure, funding sources, and the goal of having a pool by 970, noting current winter swimming at lakes is unsafe and a summer outdoor facility is needed. John Bliley, who toured Europe with the School Band of America, was also mentioned.
At the directors’ meeting last evening James St. George was elected secretary-treasurer to take office next January. The group authorized a $10 donation to the local UNICEF program. If You Read It In The Journal You Know I's True.
The Kremlin seeks renewed unity among East European allies after Khrushchev's ouster. Tavostia editorial urges stronger bloc unity for continued economic progress and socialist world peace. Brezhnev Kosygin pledge continued de Stalinization and policy direction as Europe faces East West tensions. Diplomats note pressure to condemn Khrushchev, with Hungary as an early recantation. Local society news deadline noted for submissions.
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