Ras an on ck to d last eights
Ras and team advance to the last eight in a knock out sequence. Players shown resilience as they overcome early deficits and secure a spot in the regional stage.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
5
Ras and team advance to the last eight in a knock out sequence. Players shown resilience as they overcome early deficits and secure a spot in the regional stage.
James Meredith, 32, newly registered at Columbia University Law School, says his demanding studies will limit civil rights activity. He is the first Negro to enroll at the University of Mississippi and carries a $2,000 scholarship. Journal photos show attendees at the news event.
The Rainbow for Girls and Eastern Star staged a Christmas Preview Card Party at the Moose Lodge ballroom. Mrs. William Leaby led as general chairman for the event noted for dazzling gifts and practical items, with numerous special awards and many diners and merchants contributing prizes and candy from local shops.
The Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service met last evening at the church for devotions led by Mrs. Irvin Young with James Wells at the piano and special music by Mrs. Boyd Berrett. President Mrs. Helen Brydon led the business meeting and Mrs. Robert MacGregor presented a program on Christian involvement with poverty and federal anti poverty efforts, local schooling, and church roles. Numerous Eastern Star members served as chairs and committees, followed by refreshments in Fellowship Hall.
Mrs. Helen Hoyt reports her son Thomas Hoyt an aerospace aerodynamicist at Chrysler Aerospace and his wife evacuated from New Orleans during Hurricane Bets. Walter Hoyt and family saw waist deep water and a trailer blown off its blocks. Willian Beckwith on 20 day Marine leave arrives here, bound for Memphis after duty. Marjorie Beckwith heads to Indian State College for French studies. Birthday wishes go to Arnold Seastead. Stauffer and Bill Minow head to Kent State University for studies. Community notices mention camp plans, church activities, and a Pen-Ny Campers meeting.
The Corry Area Teachers Association held its annual fall picnic Saturday at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park starting at 1 p.m. A bountiful dinner and social program followed under Mrs. William Rodemeyer. Mam Bennink spoke as association president. New teachers were initiated and Mr Bennink led group singing to close. Endorsing committee members included Mrs. Viola Brown, Mrs. Carl McIntyre, Mrs. M. S. Reed, Mrs. Lawrence Andersen and Mrs. Rodemuyer.
Five bullet holes were reported in an eastbound truck on Interstate 90 near Ashtabula at 3 15 am Sunday. The driver Roy Taylor 38 of Ashtabula was uninjured. The Tri Val Truck Leasing Co owns the truck and Bell Transfer Co operates it from Dover. A $1000 reward was offered by Tri Val for information leading to the arrest of the gunman or gunmen.
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