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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1964
Page
5
Fragmentary text from a local meeting or committee notes referencing Ches and Chester. Dates and clear actions are not discernible, with garbled phrases about board, plans, and officials. No identifiable individuals or organizations are readable enough to name.
The District 1g Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers plans its annual conference at Corry Area High School on May 2. Delegates from Crawford Erie Forest McKean Venango Warren counties will hear talks on health education and human relations led by Oscar L. Lingle and three experts.
The Random road home of Mrs Clyde Keith hosted the Mary Martha Class of the First Presbyterian Church last evening. Twenty three members attended. Helen Graham gave devotions on scripture. Harold Patterson led a short business meeting then Keith with Florence Amy and Marion Rumbaugh served refreshments.
The Clymer Women's Missionary Union plans a spring session at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer starting Tuesday at 2 p.m. Mrs. George Slayter of Herkimer will give the main address. Rev. Datitt Hondorp will speak at the evening session at 8 o'clock.
Twenty three members of the Women's Relief Corps met at Corry Grange Hall for an all day session. A chicken dinner was served at noon. The group voted a five dollar donation to the Corry Dance Society and to send a WRC representative to Memorial Day services at Meads Park. The mother and daughter banquet moved to May 6 at 6 pm. A bake sale is planned for Sears on April 24. The next meeting is set for May 7 at the Grange Hall.
Beverly Jean Hepler daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester E Hepler Jr of 730 East Main announces her engagement to Thomas Harry Ristau son of Mr and Mrs Emil Ristau of R D 1 Clarendon The couple plan a May wedding Hepler is a 1962 Corry Area High School graduate and works in the weld dept at Sylvania Warren Ristau a 1961 Warren Area High School alumnus is employed at Dareon The couple reside with Heplers aunt and uncle in Sugar Grove
A capacity Wright School auditorium crowd enjoyed Sunny of Sunnyside a two act operetta by sixth graders directed by H. Lynn Rice with assistance from Lawrence Andersen and Carl McIntyre. Two casts performed matinee and evening shows with 100 students participating and a floor chorus.
Corry Area High School to host the 0th consecutive Corry High School Alumni Association dinner and dance on June 13. Alfred Morrison says the banquet runs 6 30 p.m. in the gym, with the dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the cafeteria, music by Will Sundy and his Erie five piece orchestra. Tickets available from H J Davis and Son Insurance Agency. Virgil G Curtis Memorial Scholarship will be awarded during the session. Other officers listed include John Kennedy and Dr Merle Amy as vice presidents, Robert Deslund secretary, Lena Cohen board president, and Mildred Orr historian.
Officials and members of the Erie club describe a family camping program. Colored slides from the World’s Fair were shown. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy appear on Breakfast with the Merchants tomorrow at the Ritz to announce plans for a local organizational meeting. Fourteen relatives honor Pearl Willis at a Wednesday birthday party at her R D 2 home hosted by Mrs. James Glatz and Mrs. Mary Peck. A decorated cake ice cream coffee and a musical program capped the evening with gifts for Pearl Willis.
The Erie City Library loans numerous technical titles now on display at Corry Public Library. Notable items include The World of Atoms, Handbook of Electronic Control Circuits, Modern Space Science, American Building Art, Introduction to Electronics, Applications of Ion Flow Dynamics, and Design Manuals for cooling and liquid systems.
Women of the Moose at the Moose Lodge held an April meeting led by junior regent Mrs. Donald Carter. Plans for a June 18 fund drive include an electric fry pan prize. announcements covered Velma Shango Day reservations for Bradford on May 24 with May 18 deadline, a Cancer Society donation, and a gift for hospitalized Henry Davis Jr. A College of Regents tureen dinner is set for April 24 with tureen contacts. bake sale on April 25 at Maxine's Dress Shop starting 9:30 a.m. Attendees were also to receive caps and gowns at the dinner and meeting.
Fragmentary OCR note lists members including Hazel Dulty Louise Willian Ola Young and Mrs Clare Mie with unclear context and details about the group and event.
Yesterday afternoon the Centennial Club met at the home of Mrs Maymé Mitchell of Eleasas anoc ner. Members spent the time playing Flinch and socializing. Bertha Talain hosted next at her home on West Church Street. Miss Margaret Barty won the session. The next meeting is scheduled for May 7 at the lodge.
A Corry Journal recipe card presents Mrs Lynch Campbell creating cornmeal bread. It lists ingredients including water salt cornmeal sugar molasses shortening and yeast and instructions to rise bake at 380 degrees for 45 to 60 minutes. Readers are invited to share favorite recipes for future prints.
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