Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial details for a local public sale. Readable elements refer to action and officials but exact date and terms are unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
5
A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial details for a local public sale. Readable elements refer to action and officials but exact date and terms are unclear.
Mrs Roy Redman Sr of Cutting hosted a Friendly Circle gathering at her home Monday evening for eleven members and one guest Miss Elouiss Marsh. Officers were elected with Arthur Wallace president Gordon Shampoe vice president and Melvin Wallace secretary. Devotions and Bible study were led by Melvin Wallace and Rev elations by Mrs Wallace. games were led by Mrs Shampoe and others. Refreshments were served. Melvin Wallace will host in May.
At the Hare Creek Beagle Club April meeting held last evening at the Moose Lodge, members discussed the Farming Committee plans to improve club grounds. A card party Monday evening will feature Town and Country spring and summer wear with Mrs J Fred Kinley as fashion coordinator. Individual table prizes and two grand awards are planned, with refreshments by club members. Reservations can be made via Mrs Merle Amy. April 1 membership renewal deadline announced. A special meeting is set for April 29 at the Moose Lodge.
Mrs Herbert Stewart of South Second avenue entertained members of her card club last evening. Two tables played, with awards going to Mrs Ernest McMichael Mrs Emory Benson and Mrs Robert Hunt. Refreshments followed. Mrs Kirk Sawyer will host next meeting April 29 at her Brook street home.
A festive conference gathered 140 women for the Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Hospital Auxiliaries spring meeting in Corry. Mrs. Jerome Needham chaired the local auxiliary. Miss Mabel Ammons Eaton spoke on hospital work, with remarks by Mayor Philip Zaleneck and hospital leaders. Funds and awards were announced for volunteers from Erie to Meadville, with luncheon and tours following a day of data discussions on candy stripers training, orientation, and fundraising.
Dr William J Bryandt filed suit in Superior Court seeking 55000 damages against his landlord. He alleges that after he moved into a Sunset Boulevard building owners, who later rented space next door to a music publisher, made noisy alterations that caused plinking pianos to keep his patients awake.
An English favorite recipe detailing Toa d in the Hole by Mrs Gerald Bemis. Ingredients include flour baking powder salt egg milk and drippings with sausages. mix pour batter and bake 30 to 40 minutes. Readers invited to submit their own favorite recipes for publication.
Corry Bridge Association members and guests played a five and a half table Master Point session in the Garden Room at VEW Post yesterday. Winners included Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly 58 and Mrs J Fred Kinjey with Robert Larsen 56, Mrs Mazel Shaw and Dr Charles Johnson 532, Myer Kornreich and James Valone 52, Mrs T A Hudey and Dr T S Kelsey 51, and Mr and Mrs T H Treat 50. A charity three day session begins tomorrow at Bridge-O Gee in Erie, with a regular game planned next week.
Former Model Dairy employees now Meadow Brook Dairy hosted a Swiss steak dinner at the Phoenix Hotel for Mr. and Mrs. Omar Crowell of R D 3. Laurence McCray served as toastmaster as guests paid tributes and presented a home gift. The group planned a Meade Park picnic in July.
In conjunction with National Library Week another entry in the local library contest is published today. The essay notes the library's quiet Reading space and access to books from around the world helping readers think clearly and recall what they have read.
Mr and Mrs J W Johnston of 60 East Frederick street will host an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary They lived in East Brady Pa and Warren Pa before settling in Corry for 17 years They have a son James Johnston of Silver Spring Md two daughters Gertrude Rhoades Last Congress Street and Helen Dills East Washington Street six grandchildren and three great grandchildren Friends neighbors and relatives are invited to attend the event.
Mr and Mrs Ross Mead of 183 East South street quietly observe their 53rd wedding anniversary today. Lt Strano a pilot with the United States Navy will assume a new station in Lakehurst N J after April end. Li jg and Mrs Joseph M Strano and their four month old daughter Josephine Anne of Milton Fla vacationing with families in Columbus and Brookville before the move.
Melanie Webb from Conelway School, Grade 4, explains why she enjoys the library noting books provide information and citing favorites to share.
A group of women met at the Corry Grange Hall for a cooking demonstration by Mrs. Alice Peterson and Miss Alice Sears from the Pennsylvania Gas Company in Jamestown New York. Awards were won by Mrs. Lawrence Anderson Mrs. Mabel Akam Mrs. Perry McCray Mrs. Velma Long Mrs. Ida Larson and Mrs. John Carrier.
Auxiliary masts at Knowiten s chairmen and chenmiplens prepare for a forthcoming card party at the home of Mrs Rodney Tom on Duane Street. Plans discussed a new program to form the Firing Squad and the event will be held at the Post home next Wednesday at 8 o clock. All their wives are urged to attend.
In London the Doubleday organization aims to breed 1,000 pairs of hedgehogs to curb slugs in walled gardens. Secretary Lawrence D Hills says sexing hedgehogs is hard as they ball up when caught. Mammal expert Edmund Hallam notes the old test to tell females from males.
Allen Eastman as president urges all members to attend the business session where the election of officers will be featured. The day’s quote by Sir William Osler emphasizes faith as the great moving force.
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