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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1964
Page
5
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The Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls held initiation ceremonies at the Masonic Temple with 130 attendees including girls Becky Damon Marla McClintock Leigh Ann Moyer Bonnie McChesney and others. Officers and visiting dignitaries from Pennsylvania and local councils participated. A divine service is planned for April 12 at St Pauls Lutheran Church and the next Rainbow meeting is April 15 for Bathara Keppel preparation.
Women of the Moose group met at the Moose Lodge with Mrs. James Marrs chairing the homemaking chapter. Enrollments were taken and plans announced for a tag day sale contingent on good weather to benefit the WOTM Nurses Scholarship Fund, plus a bake sale on April 25 at Maxine's Dress Shop led by Mrs. Mary DeLury.
The Erie County 4 H junior leaders met Tuesday evening at the extension office. Beaverdam club members Mary Fred Walsh Allen Loomis Jr Thomas Linda Burrows and David Erhardt attended along with Concord Club members Edward Blakeslee Sharon McCray and Donna Mon. Walsh was elected vice president of the county group. The clubs seek a horse and pony project leader and ask interested parties to contact Mrs Merrill Wade of Columbus Avenue Extension R D a.
Last evening Mrs. Lawrence C. Nichols hosted a gathering for chairmen and committee members planning a VFW Firing Squad Auxiliary card party on May 4 at 8 p.m. at the VFW Post home. Cochairs are Mrs. Rodney Knowlton and Mrs. Nichols with other chairs named for tickets prizes decorations and publicity. A meeting is set for next Wednesday at 8 p.m. to finalize spring plans.
About twenty members of the Women’s Relief Corps auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic gathered for an all day session in Corry Grange Hall. A noon dinner was served as committees led by Mrs. Florence Casler and others planned a bake sale and a May mother and daughter dinner. Mrs. Wesley Willis presided through the afternoon meeting, with next gathering set for April 16 at Mrs. Eaton’s East South Street home.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Huffman at Corry Memorial Hospital located at 1005 West Mossant Street.
A bridal shower for Miss Florence Kerchak of Youngsville was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Peter Christensen in Columbus. The bride to be will marry Wil lima Miler on April 1 in Youngsville. Sisters of the prospective groom assisted, with 22 guests attending. Games, corsage gift, and prizes for Mrs. Frank Kasper, Miss Diane Roker, and Mrs. Wilbur Christensen completed the event.
A home style chicken stew with dumplings from Mrs. Harold Maynard. Ingredients include chicken, butter, water, onion, poultry seasoning, cream of chicken soup, frozen mixed vegetables, and biscuit mix. Simmer chicken with seasonings and onion, add soup and vegetables, then drop dumplings from biscuit mix and milk. Cook until tender yielding four servings.
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