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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
5
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Corry Public Library announces two Kittens prizes for a children’s contest during National Children’s Book Week and National Cat Week. Kids can guess the weekly circulation to win. Also reports community events: sermons at Columbus Community Church, Miss Bonna Oyer in Geneva College, and local civic notices.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Love cochair the IOOF rally arrangements for a 6 p m dinner at Corry Area High School cafe. Events include Rebekah degree 1 30 pm Odd Fellows Initiatory 3 30 pm presentation of 50 year jewels 5 pm and an 7 pm organ prelude by Lois Porter. Geoffrey Russell of Erie addresses youth tours sponsor. James M Elliot of Alliance speaks. a pageant One Man Dream by Edna Depew closes the program. Proceeds benefit the IOOF Visual Research Foundation at Johns Hopkins. Public invited.
Mary Bosak led the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y meeting at the YMCA on Wednesday. Mrs. Rudolph Katutich spoke on Hair Styling and answered questions. The group schedules a hayride for November 7 at 7 p m with hot chocolate served after a bonfire, and asks parents to assist with transportation.
The Christ Ambassador Class at Cotry Assembly of God Church held a monthly fellowship prayer service on Wednesday. Rev. James Miller spoke on Halloween with False-Face Christians as the topic. James Miller Jr. played a trumpet solo Soldiers of Emmanuel.
Epsilon Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a masquerade party at Mrs. Gordon Rater’s Columbus home. Pledges Mrs. Craig Hyer and Mrs. Sidney Smith attended. Prizes went to Mrs. Sheldon Knight, Mrs. E. Craig Moore, and Mrs. Hyer. Next meeting is a ritual dinner November 10 at the Moose Lodge Colonial Room.
Martha Beckwith and Donna Bisvensat offered a vocal nam et. Cider and doughnuts were served. Next month guests will be Rev. Jack Leek of Moss Grove, Pa., and the Melatones e Trio.
Paul L. Porter of the Elmer C. Cartier Post of The American Legion urged Corry area war veterans to wear a poppy on Poppy Day. The event, observed nationwide November 5 and 6, will have American Legion Auxiliary volunteers selling flowers to honor fallen and wounded veterans.
The executive board of the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church met at the Wayne street home of Mrs. Kenneth Burr. Desserts were served as the business session led by Association president Mrs. Merle Page began. Mrs. J Harold Batterson reminded members the luncheon is on Wednesday November 4 in the church dining room from 12 noon to 1 30 p.m. There will be no executive board meeting in November.
Albert Hake aged 60 died last night after being struck by a car while walking along a road near the Washington County Home for the Aged where he lived. The incident occurred near Washington, Pennsylvania, and is being investigated by local authorities.
In Panorama City California Miss Karen Janette Nielson and David Neal Bayle wed in an October ceremony. The bride wore lace and peau de soie with a chapel train and a jeweled crown veil. The couple plans a Monterey Carmel wedding trip and will reside in Valley Glen California.
The Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Brethren held its annual banquet at the McCray Community House on Tuesday. Thirty members and six guests enjoyed steak dinners served by the McCray Community Ladies Aid.
Warren Blakeslee and Mrs. Blakeslee were honored at a community shower in the Moose Lodge ballroom Cork ford Township attended by about 150 guests. Stanley Beckwith provided music while guests danced and exchanged gifts. Mrs. Blakeslee was formerly Miss Sandra Fleming.
Donald G. Ayers, 24, a forestry technician at Penn State University Scranton Forestry, was killed when he slipped and was drawn into a large power saw at a mill operated by the university. The accident occurred yesterday in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, according to witnesses.
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