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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions a political figure Rep R Bucks and references to offense years and prison terms. No clear event, date, location, or full names available. Unable to determine a coherent incident or outcome from the garbled content.
Seventeen clubs and societies held meetings in Corry and surrounding areas. A book in memory of Mrs. John Patterson was proposed for the Corry Public Library. The Historical Society plans a dress display from the Postelwaite family legacy. A Mercyhurst College lecture by Dr. Samuel J. Hazo addressed listening with the eye. A kaleidoscope hats program for the Republican Women’s Council will feature 1896 to 1960s headwear with reservations required.
The Mary Circle of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Frank Anthony’s Raymond Avenue home with devotionals by Mrs. Oscar Johnson and a program by Mrs. Paul Claypool. They announced hosting duties for the Woman's Society of Christian Service and plans to visit shut-ins in April and serve breakfast April 25.
Sharon Hansen will address a diagnostic microbiology seminar at McBir p Auditorium St. Vincent's Hospital Erie hosted by the Northwest Chapter of the Pennsylvania Society of Medical Technologists. Her talk covers Diagnostic Anaerobic Microbiology. She is Assistant Supervisor of Quality Controls at BD Laboratories in Baltimore and a Corry native with extensive training at Sacred Heart Allentown Penn and Franklin Square Baltimore.
Mr and Mrs Carson Munn announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Lynn Munn to David H Tubbs son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Tubby of Spring Creek RD 2 The bride elect is a 1966 graduate of Corry Area High School and works at G C Murphy Company Her fiance is also a 1966 CAHS graduate and is serving with the United States Navy at Great Lakes Naval Training Station Their wedding plans are incomplete.
Rev. Milford Shreckengost of First Baptist Church spoke at the Rotary Club dinner at the Hotel Corry. He gave a history of the Baptist Church and cited the Bible as its rule of faith. Visiting Rotarian Warren Sharp of Warren Pa attended, with Emory Clough of Union City and Ronald Barstow of Corry as guests. The invocation was by Rev. Walter J. Thoms. The rural urban meeting is set for April 18 at 6 45 p.m. at Columbus Community Congregational Church.
Twenty one members of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the IOOF Hall with Mrs. John Krasa in charge. The charter was draped for Ellen Morris and a TOOF testimonial rally at Corry Area High School is planned for April 15. A bake sale begins Friday at 9 a.m. at the IOOF Hall with refreshments served by Mrs. Wallace Mick and others.
A 1964 report notes Tory assistant at B D Laboratories joins professional groups including the Maryland Branch American Society for Microbiology and the National Branch plus the American Society of Clinical Pathology and the American Society of Medical Technologists.
Eight year old Tammy Lorraine Hepler celebrated a birthday at her grandparents' home with 22 guests on a Saturday. Guests included Gregory Gincott, Lisa Catalfa, Robin Catalfa, and many Rockafellows and Zojones. A special award went to Pamela Rockafellow. gifts were exchanged along with hats balloons and a decorated cake.
A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Trisket of R D 2 Corry. Mrs Trisket is the former Patricia Wood. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs James Miller 726 East Street. Mrs Miller is the former Roberta Ray. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Chester Czech 223 Worth Street. Mrs Czech is the former Phillis Sargent. Mexico will have million telephones. the country now has about 890000 telephones.
The Lilian Guild of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church met last evening with a tureen dinner hosted by Mrs. George Peck and Miss Elizabeth Rogers. President Mrs. Isabelle Croscut led the business session announcing district and diocese Episcopal Churchwomen meetings in Erie with May events and speakers. A rummage sale is planned for April 14 under chairmen Mrs. Crawford Sallee and Mrs. John Downey. nominating committee named. next meeting set for May 2.
The Ruth Circle of the First Methodist Church met Monday evening at Mrs. Edward Rossbacher’s home. Mrs. Rossbacher led the business meeting and devotionals were given by Mrs. Arthur Lindstrom. Plans were discussed for the Missionary Conference the week of April 23. Mrs. Frank McKnight presented a program and a lunch was served by the hostess and helpers.
Readers send tips for kitchen safety and efficiency for visually impaired cooks. The letter includes advice on identifying canned salmon, layering cakes, cooking meat without turning, labeling dishes, differentiating packages by feel, and using smell to recognize spices. It also notes shoe grip for toddlers, cleaning gold and metals, and a plea for reader responses.
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