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Ero faces a key matchup as the 3 point shooters vie for a pivotal win before Wednesday’s game against Virginia Beach. The game highlights guard Ero and forward roles with coaches signaling strategic adjustments.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1964
Page
5
Ero faces a key matchup as the 3 point shooters vie for a pivotal win before Wednesday’s game against Virginia Beach. The game highlights guard Ero and forward roles with coaches signaling strategic adjustments.
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The column notes Thomas Po t ocki and his wife Barbara Lynn Ham mil of New York City visiting at 128 Railroad street with Mr and Mrs John Po tocki. Thomas, a senior at Carnegie Institute of Technology, resides in Pittsburgh. Also covered are a Halloween masquerade and pie social at East Branch Grange Hall, a high school Story Club field trip to Venango County, library events in North East, St Vincent’s Hospital patient update, and a Columbus Community Congregational Church fellowship dinner with a vote-themed sermon and a daily quote.
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary members meet at Roger Grape home on Fairview Street to finalize plans for a Monday 7 PM event at Moose Lodge ballroom. Dessert hour 7:30 8:30 features music by Mrs. Elnora Lillie. card play begins 8:30 with table prizes and grand pole lamp prize.
Miss Gayle Hotchkiss hosted a Halloween gathering at her West Congress Street residence for friends. Prizes were awarded to Judy Sample Pamela Keith Shelly Andrus Diane Shamburg Melinda Wilson and Jackie Castor after games and contests. Guests enjoyed trick or treat refreshments and spooky decorations.
Evan Graham reportedly will not endorse any candidate in the presidential race. A source close to Graham, based in Montreal, says he believes his task is to preach the gospel and avoid political endorsements.
Mrs Amanda E Deily aged 101 died at her Bloomsburg home yesterday after celebrating her 101st birthday last June 9. Survived by a daughter Mrs D L Bombay who lived with her and four others.
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The Melly of the Columbus Grange on Lottsville hosted a Halloween party with poetry readings by Mr Edwards a musical skit Gypsy and the Maiden with Karen Wade and Edith Miller and games won by Teddy Mowers and Renee Mowers Twenty attendees and fourteen visitors attended the event. Dini Curtis presided over the business session with N E B Dodd installed as gatekeeper and Don Whaley joining the executive committee. The Columbus Grange plans a luncheon and dinner for Warren County Pomona Grange next Thursday.
Indiana State College students backed President Johnson by 813 votes to 366 for Barry Goldwater in a mock presidential ballot. In the same poll U S Sen Hugh Scott, seeking re election, drew 799 votes to 890 for Democratic challenger Genevieve Blatt.
Donna Ann Morgan of Columbus announces her engagement to Stanley J Butcher of Columbus. Miss Morgan, a Hamilton Township High School graduate, works for Westinghouse Electric in Columbus. Butcher, a Curry Area High School graduate, is stationed at Lockbourne Air Force Base. No wedding date yet.
Wilbur P. Baird, 73, Greenville, a state president of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in the late 1940s, died today. He helped found the national Elks school program and was a key organizer in the fraternal group.
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Carson Bitner, 42, of Norristown was critically injured when his single engine Piper Command collided with trees on Laurel Mountain near Latrobe. He wandered through woods for about a quarter mile, reached a fire lookout cabin, and called for help from a telephone at the site. The crash destroyed the wings. cause undetermined.
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