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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1964
Page
5
Senator William Sesler will join a local Democratic Committee Women coffee hour Friday from 10 to 11 AM in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home. He will answer questions on issues of interest. Mrs. Paul Dyne arranged the event and can provide more details. All local residents are invited.
Thomas Pieroffi was guest speaker at yesterdays Rotary Club luncheon at Marshs Plaza. Introduced by Craig Hyer he described Costa Rica and its people their customs and livelihood noting fruit vegetables flowers and chocolate as principal products. Slides illustrated his talk and the session was well received with visitors Victor Monroe and Dr. C K Risser attending.
A daughter was born at Corey Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Stoltzfus of R. D. 1 Corry. Mrs. Stoltzfus is the former Alice Steider.
Prince Yoshi, 28, younger son of Emperor Hirohito and third in line to the throne, wed Hanako Tsugaru, 23, a member of former nobility inside the imperial palace grounds. The match ends a five year search by the Imperial Household for a suitable consort.
Mrs. Carlton Chiffee of Vermillion South Dakota has been appointed associate professor of music education at the University of South Dakota Vermillion filling the post left vacant by her husband’s death. Both were former Corry High School music teachers and spent summers at Findley Lake.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Northwestern area initiatory degree team led by Richard Mountain and Paul Crowell plans key roles in an October ceremony at the high school venue.
Bridge scores from a Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate group show a four and one half table Howell session at the YMCA. Winners include Mrs. James MacInnes and Mrs. Horton Davis with 46 42, Mrs. Robert Ott Sr. and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley with 44, Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mrs. T. H. Treat tied with 41 44, and Mrs. Frank Graft with Mrs. E. E. Hawkins at 38, plus a second tie for 37 with Mrs. Florence McCray and Mrs. Al Vanssens. Next Tuesday features the annual luncheon and officer election at the Moose Lodge. reservations through Mrs. Louis Morrow. The report also notes the Pennsylvania Rally at Corry Area High School, with IOOF degree team members preparing for the event and the World Eye Bank and Visual Research Foundation work at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore to fund eye research.
Nacs Herb Brown, age 68, composer of Singin in the Rain and The Pagan Love Song, died Monday after a prolonged illness. An influential figure in early American film music, Brown created songs that became enduring standards and shaped midcentury popular soundtracks.
Jack B Osman, merchandising Manager of Corry Jamestown Cimation, spoke at the first fall dinner of the Corry Management Club on advertising. He urged that advertising is vital to life in America and noted that much information comes from advertising. The 61 attendees enjoyed a roast beef dinner before the talk. The Los Angeles County relief program was ordered changed to require work or loss of aid, with a five point plan including sanitary facilities and a minimum wage of 1.25.
ACHTABULA Ohio The Highway Patrol reported a 15 year old East Orwell boy drove a car alone, struck a telephone pole, and ended in a ditch with no injuries or serious damage. Terry Lee Bright said he took the keys to his mother’s car because he knew how to drive.
Rapid diagnosis of tissue sections during surgery referenced. An auction at 7 p m Friday will open the event and continue all day Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hugh King Eric and daughters plus Mrs Cecil of Dade City Fla and Mrs Eldred Wilson of Tucson Ariz were guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Schwefer. Seventy five members of the Oriental Band of Zem Zem Shrine Erie enjoyed a dinner at Cory Country Club. M S Reed of Corry arranged the affair. Quote of the day from Victor Hugo on human joy.
In Erie AP report attorneys for both sides summarize the dispute over mineral and gas oil rights at Kinzua Dam. The federal government offers $50 000 to 10 landowners for three tracts while plaintiffs seek about $2 million. Testimony highlighted a large damages gap and potential jury decision uncertainty. Plaintiffs Kane Ryan Cotton testified with government witnesses Hotrichter Lockwood Petro Stewart Vernon G named for the defense.
Warren County Sheriff Donnell Fr. Allen Jr. was elected to the executive committee of the Wardens Association of sylvania, joining a three day Harrisburg session. He also serves as chairman of the Prison Management Committee, with District Attorney Samuel Bonavita noted for a top state post.
Albert H. Ely, 70, longtime director of Moral Recruitment and advocate for expanded movement, died Monday. He practiced law in New York and Washington and worked across Africa, Latin America, Europe and Australia. The article notes public assistance policies and farm provisions related to his era.
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