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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1963

Page

5

Wiener Roast Supper Enjoyed By Homemakers Class Group

The Homemakers Class of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church met at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park Friday for a Wiener roast and supper. A short business meeting followed led by president James Baker. The next meeting was set for Sept 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Kerstetter with elections and a taped message planned for Roy and Mrs Edia Silvis in Gabon Africa. Tentative plans for a combined Halloween party were discussed. Group singing led by Mrs Raymond Chelton was enjoyed.

Liuing-aye Odl Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Nichols Lodge Mead Park James Baker Roy Kerstetter Roy Edia Silvis Gabon Africa Jed Raymond Chelton

Degree Conferred by Knights of Columbus Group

The Knights of Columbus at the Hall on South Center Street conferred the first degree on eligible candidates. Eleven candidates received the degree including Richard McKetn George Maloney David Herberg John Brigham William Brigham Chester Czech Thad Czech Robert Bailey Path Dyne George T Sarkoid Richard Maloney. Out of town guests Henry Wolfe W Snyder James Carlin Joseph Surdvich James Surdvich and Jerry Proudfoot led the degree program. A social time followed.

Xeoverumy Sulermuon Knights of Columbus Hall of South Center Street P Richard McKetn George Maloney David Herberg John Brigham William Brigham Chester Czech Thad Czech Robert, Bailey Path Dyne George T. Sarko Richard Maloney Henry Wolfe W. Snyder James Carlin Joseph Surdvich James Surdvich Jerry Proudfoot Stand

Wallace 33rd Reunion at Conservation Club

The Clymer Club Scene reports the 33rd Wallace Reunion held at the Conservation Club in Clymer on Labor Day with about 60 attendees. A tureen dinner followed, then an afternoon of games. Merton Bemis led the business meeting. officers elected were Larry Goring president, William Wallace vice president, and Judy Wallace secretary treasurer.

Wallace Conservation Club Clymer Merton Bemis Cutting Community Church Larry Goring William Wallace Judy Wallace

Flower Show Slated For Tomorrow At YMCA

Corry Area Golden Age Club sponsors a flower show during its regular meeting at the YMCA all purpose room starting 1 30 pm. The public is invited and members are urged to bring flowers. Guests Loyd Cramer and John Ortner will attend. Bus tour to Cleveland planned pending final details.

Corry Area Golden Age Club Peri YMCA Loyd Cramer John Ortner Drs Cleveland Maude Barnes Corry Memorial Hospital William Lewby

Local Army Air Corps WAC leave and education updates

Pvt. Doris Long arrived in the city from Fort McClellan Alabama for a 14 day leave from the Women's Army Corps. She will visit relatives and will return to Fort McClellan September 20 to begin clerical training. Miss Sondra Varrassa leaves for Edinboro State College to begin junior year in elementary education. Second Lieutenant Raynald Boutwell leaves for Biloxi to attend Officers' Training School at Keesler Field, studying communications and electronics for 10 months. Various local residents visit relatives or enroll in colleges and attend professional club events across Titusville and surrounding areas.

Anar Pvt Doris 1. Long Fort McClellan Alabame Women's Army Corps Richard ©. Hunt Sam Sondra Varrassa Thomas Varrassa South Center"street Edinboro State College Rebekah Richard Scholton Eleanor Scholton Hast Church Street Slippery Rock San Antonio Tex Myra Titus Erie Donald MacMartin Mead Avenue M. Agnes Lynch Marion Keppel Tiffany East Smith Street Er Hes McMichael Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Colonel Drake Titusville Greenville Warren O% City Cochranton Kane Bradford Girard Franklin Meadville Mercer Shenango Valley Youngsville Corry

Fralick Family Holds 67th Annual Reunion

The Fralick family gathering at Harrison Lake near McKean drew 51 members from Buffalo Pleasantville Erie Spartansburg Oil City and Corry. A 1 30 p m picnic followed devotions by Mrs Elwin Chelton. Officers Leonard Fralick pres Monroe DeVore vice president and Mrs William Reynolds secretary treasurer were elected. Two marriages six births and three deaths were reported. The oldest attendee was Mrs Clinton Smith Spartansburg. the youngest Brenda Lee Chelton. The reunion planning to continue next year was approved.

Harrison Lake McKean Buffalo Pleasantville Erie Spartansburg Oil City Corry Elwin Chelton Leonard Fralick Monroe DeVore William Reynolds Clinton Smith Brenda Lee Chelton Neil Chelton

Births Reported at Local Hospitals

A daughter was born Saturday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Giordano of Edinboro. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Babcock of R D 1 Union City on Saturday at Union City Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Tobin of 54 East Bond Street.

Union City Memorial Hospital Joseph Giordano Edinboro A Aon Ernest Babcock Union City Corry Memorial Hospital Robert Tobin East Bond Street

Trophy Awards Luncheon at Corry Country Club

The second annual St. Clair Golf Tournament wraps with a final luncheon for members of the Women’s Golf Association. The September 19 event at the country club includes prize awards and a business session to approve a slate of new directors.

Baptist Fellowship Meets At Cutting

The Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Bernice Marsh home in Cutting with 24 members and four guests including Mrs. Georgia Kep ler, Miss Helen Damon, Miss Gwendolyn Robbins, and Miss Twila Marsh. Damon spoke on Bible Club work in Nova Scotia while Mary Riley presented a petition protesting the end of Bible reading in public schools. Refreshments were served. union next year on the third Sunday in August.

Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church Bernice Marsh Cutting Georgia Kepler Hall Claire Wis Helen Damon Gwendolyn Robbins Bible Club New Germany Nova Scotia Twila Marsh Aurelia Cosma Gerda “Messager Mary Riley Riley Harold Hasbrouck Charlotte Raymond

Linda Carter Honored At Birthday Party

Linda Carter celebrated her seventh birthday with a Saturday party at the Carter home attended by twenty children and four adults from North East Columbus Spartansburg Clymer and Corry. Prizes went to Peggy Brown Pam Jackson Sharon Carter and Cindy Stanbro. The event featured ballerina decor blue and white cake tea cake and candy. Mrs Carter hosted with assistance from Mrs John Stanbro Mrs Harry Gratto and Mrs Donald Carter.

Linda Carter Wilelard Carter West Church Street Carter Peggy Brown Pam Jackson Sharon Carter Cindy ‘Stanbro North East Columbus Spartansburg Clymer and Corry John Stanbro Harry Gratto Donald Carter Linda

Jayne Cmiel Celebrates 9th Birthday Party in Columbus

A birthday party for Jayne Cmiel aged nine was hosted Saturday at her Calum bus home. Balloons decorations and cake and ice cream marked the celebration. Friends awarded prizes to Betty Jo Curtis Mary Kuzma Sharon Sweet and Bonnie Sweet as Jayne received gifts from her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ciel of Columbus.

Jayne | Cmiel Calumbus Betty Jo Curtis Mary Kuzma Sharon Sweet Bonnie Sweet Jayne Frank Ciel Columbus

Unclear: Capt John Eileen and Jets Patricia graduates and plans

Fragmented report notes Capt John Eileen and Patricia related to Clymer General School graduates in New York City. It mentions a widow, studies, a Temple Corps, and future naming as a tenten. Norma also graduates and will enroll as a gaulet. Names and dates are garbled and partially unreadable.

John Eileen Jets Patricia Norma Clymer General School Gaulet New York

Pa Deaf Mates Honeymooning in Wilkes-Barre

Pa deaf couple Toinna Beckeylite and Eitel Schatlu, both mute, married at St Pauls Parish Church in Wilkes-Barre. The ceremony led by Rev Richard V. Graham, with about 200 attendees, featured the couple reciting vows in sign and the audience hearing the service through sign and interpretation.

Wilkes Iari Wills Toinna Beckyilte Eitel Schatlu Wilkes-Barre Htendawice Richard V. Grahar

Norristown Man Held on Homicide Charge in Phoenixville Shooting

Norristown resident Frank Wetherspoon, 44, is jailed on a homicide charge for the fatal shooting of Oscar Brown at Brown’s Phoenixville home during a party. Police say Wetherspoon shot Brown several times with a .32 caliber pistol. Brown died at the scene, and Wetherspoon was arrested after returning to his Norristown home.

Pascoe Abu Norristown Phoenixville Frank Wetherspoon Oscar Brown Phoegievill Brown Wotherspoon Tell L Hom Norrietown

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Billy Graham Draws Record LA Meeting Crowd

Billy Graham spoke to the largest gathering in U.S. religious history in Los Angeles at the Rose Bowl and Coliseum events. The July and August 1964 style revival drew about 1,472 voices at the Witnesses for Everlasting God gathering, described as a historic climax to his U.S. evangelism tour.

Los Angelna Evangelist Bitty Ghrahima U.S Los Angeles Coliseum Jay Grafany Hearby Pausini Olen Sivtay Evangelis Graham

Graham Won ai first bole ermvatdlee at event

The article notes his first notable week drawing about 400000 visitors, with a peak weekend tally around 4100 attendees and more than 4 000 persons present each night, illustrating strong crowd response during the period.

Graham Crise

Grabuini Serie Draws Largest Crowd Yet in This Country

Grattan warned the crowd there are enough people to march on Washington if opponents keep removing the Bible from schools. He pressed the issue amid calls for stronger school Bible teaching and public demonstration.

Jouizh Wilsinigton Grattan Crown

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