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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary text indicates names and armed groups discussing an agreement and rationing. The garbled lines reference Armie and nations, but the exact event, parties, and date are unclear. Further readable content needed for precise summary.
Martha Circle met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Carroll Crowell of R D 3 chairing and planning a breakfast for the Missionary Conference April 23 to May 3. World Vision Program discussed with Let My Heart Be Broken reviewed highlighting Japan Korea Hong Kong and India. Next May 2 meeting with Mrs. J B Cogan. Lydia Circle met at Mrs. Ora Loveland's home with devotions and project planning for next week at church. Esther Circle met at Mrs. Gerald Whaley's with 19 members, in charge of a wedding reception April 15 and breakfast April 17 for Missionary Conference. WSCS meeting Monday speaker Rev. Patterson. Haiti trip shown. May 2 meeting at Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss's home.
Corry Area High School hosts a Girls Athletic Association Gym Show tomorrow at 8 PM in the high school gym. No admission is charged. Directed by Mrs. James Lewis, the event features performances by 100 girls including Debby Bloom and Mary Walsh in a double act on uneven parallel bars.
A sun day stork shower honoring Mrs. Dale Lutz was held at her home at 1561 Wright street. Hostesses were her sisters-in-law Mrs. Frank Snyder and Mrs. William Lutz. Games, prizes, and refreshments followed. attendees included Mrs. Louis Lutz and multiple Lord and related families.
Birdie Tells Us notes Mr and Mrs Warner L McCray of R D 3 will mark their 59th anniversary this Saturday. Lois Dearing, their former name, shares a long married life with five children, 17 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren spanning Corry area families in multiple towns.
The Machinists association calls for a walkout on April 12 while craft unions dispute wages and vacation time. A Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers spokesman says the engineers’ picket line may be respected if set Friday. The Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen negotiates about insurance, and a court prevented a strike last Friday. John S. Edwards resigns as Pittsburgh Symphony manager to join Chicago Symphony, effective July 1.
Spartansburg High School presents the comedy No Boys Allowed tomorrow at 8 15 pm at the Sparta School directed by Peter Allegretto. Lead roles include Janet Linden Tom Varney and Harry Hays with the public invited to attend.
Miss Maxene Oberman, bride elect of Charles Graham, was honored at a morning coffee and bridal shower hosted by Mrs. C. A. McClintock at 45 West Congress Street. Long distance hostess Mrs. Wade Heilman of Weisbaden, Germany, sent blue and white decorations and prizes. Attendees included Mrs. Heerlein, Mrs. Kinley, and Mrs. Thacker, with gifts presented for the upcoming wedding tomorrow evening.
Walter Cronkite and David Brinkley skip work while Peter Jennings joins picket lines and is mobbed by fans. The strike affects 18 000 union members earning about 300 dollars weekly. Pedestrians outnumber drivers as fans swarm stars. A counterpicket by Lillian Miller targets studios. An NBC desk notice notes in house temp replacements and producer George Heinemann tries on air duties apologizing for a weather flub. A baby named Kent is born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frederick Kent of Wattsburg, formerly Joyce Estes.
Members of the Corry Bridge Association hosted a three table Howell session at the Corry Motor Lodge. The average score was 25 with winners Mrs. Robert Tunnell and J. Fred Kinley at 29 percent, Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Charles Miller at 27 percent, and William Jones and James Lundy at 25 percent. A regular game is scheduled next week at the Motor Lodge.
A quotation attributed to Thomas Stearns Eliot states that emotion is not loosened but escaped from, framing emotion as something refracted or avoided rather than freely released. The line emphasizes restraint and psychological distancing in experience.
A column of practical tips from Heloise and readers on quick baby baths in a kitchen sink safety tricks with foam padding. Cake cooling with nylon net prevents creases and sticking. Systematic folding trays aid laundry and room organization. Simple lunch notes boost affection. Plastic stools get carpet-backed refinishing to avoid scratches. A bachelor suggests a quick button swap to replace missing buttons.
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