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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions individuals with unclear roles including Kol ay Elmer Panama Holland Ray Keppel Robert Buffalo Columbus and an actress aged one year. No coherent event or outcome can be derived from the unreadable source.
The wedding of Miss Sandra Lee McCray and Ronald How es R. D. 1 featured a 2 30 p m double ring ceremony in Meadville with palm and gladioli arrangements. Attendants included Miss Sharon McCray as maid of honor and Ronald Komar as best man. The couple will reside in Meadville where Chapin works at American Viscose FMC.
A collection of reader tips covers pet feeding tricks using mixed leftovers, sewing elastic cuffs, photographing hair results for better shop visits, vacuuming dust under appliances, ironing crease techniques, diaper use as bath towels, egg timers for brushing teeth, and fluffing tufted rugs to dry faster and look new.
The Women's Association met at the church with 31 members, led by Miss Mary Helen Curtis. Mrs. Jan Howard and Mrs. Harold Flowers were chosen as delegates for the Spring Presbytery in Oil City. A rummage sale is planned for May 19 and 20 in the church recreation room. Mrs. H. Kenyon Leishman led the program on World Service. Members enjoyed a quilting and sewing bee and Knox Circle hosted refreshments.
Lydia Circle of the Wo man s Society of Christian Service met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Bessie Cyphert s Essex street home with 18 members and two guests. Mrs. Henry Rockman opened the meeting and read. Mrs. Bertha Wykoff gave devotions. Hostess helped by Mrs. Charles Amy served dessert. Mrs. Amy will host next meeting on Worth Street. A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Moughtling of East Irving Street. Mrs. Houghtling is the former Doris Jadestrom.
Ewa Aulin, 18, a Stockholm model and part time actress, won the Mise Teen International title in Hollywood. U S entrant Cinda Lewis, 16, of Santa Barbara, California, finished second.
Mrs. George Ross and her brother Victor Hansen of 402 West Pleasant street left early yesterday for Newport R. I. to meet her husband George Ross who will return aboard the USS Hawkins after eight months in Viet Nam. He will be on a 30 day leave and expected back in Corry Saturday.
The Cadette Troop and Junior Girl Scout Troop 650 of Concord School held an evening program directed by Mrs. Roger Grape and Mrs. Paul Orner. Members performed a Beatle recordings pantomime and a skit titled A Visit To the Doctor. numerous girls participated in the program.
Mrs. Fred Wilson Jr hosted the Esther Circle of the Methodist Church on North Center Street with 13 members. Chairwoman Stanley Nichols led devotions, and the group organized meals for the missionary convention starting April 24.
Mexican disc jockeys consider banning Frank Sinatra recordings after the film Marriage on the Rocks is deemed insulting. Enrique Bermudez from the Mexican Association of Radio Announcers says a decision will be made after a private viewing. The government has already banned Sinatra's entry and the film for depicting a corrupt border town with quickie divorces.
The note features a spring porch or patio mood with a quoted line about memory coloring a perfect day. Carrie Jacobs Bond is cited as the author of the closing reflection on friendship formed.
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