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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
5
Fragmentary item mentions a federal act, a 2060 action, vaccination rate, traffic costs, council news, and rail papers. The readable parts are disjointed and do not form a coherent event or outcome.
Mr and Mrs Carl Tower of Warren will be honored at an open house and reception at Starbrick Fire Hall on Saturday to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Born and raised near Wattsburg and Lowville, they married April 29, 1918 in Jamestown. They live in Conewango Township since 1925 and have six children, 13 grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Friends and neighbors are invited.
Miss Susie Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Jordan of Pittsfield is among 45 models wearing western attire in a show at the Moose Lodge Saturday at 8 pm. Sponsored by PONY Associated Clubs and Western Tack Shop. Organ music by John Merkle begins at 7:30 pm with a ranch to rodeo outfit display, square dance demo, dancing and prizes. A saddle is the grand prize with 18 special awards. first of its kind in the area and second east of the Mississippi.
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Beta Pi members gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Darwin Wolcott’s home. A cancer research donation was approved. Programs included Studies and Special Subjects and Emotion and Thought. May 4 dinner session will precede the exemplar ritual for Miss Dolores Aquilino. The group later attended Allegheny Singers Concert and planned May meeting at Mrs. Fred Jensen Jr.’s home with a literature program by Mrs. Morgan.
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Association of Hospital Auxiliaries held a spring conference at Hamot Hospital in Erie. Attendees from Corry included Mrs. Harold Jackson Philip Sample Mrs. Earl Haight and others. Sessions covered services hospitality shops fundraising and duties of chaplain with talks by Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Schadt. A noon business meeting led by Mrs. Richard Westlund included welcomes by Mrs. Robert Wellman. Lunch followed then Hamot director J Donald Lasher spoke on renal failure and dialysis with a kidney transplant Q&A. Mary Stinely discussed the psychiatric unit. Adjournment was at 4 p.m. The fall conference is set for Butler on October 13.
Women of the Moose dinner honors Mrs Durward Rogers Mrs Edmund Barr and Mrs Ray Griswold leaving Corry Jamestown. Barr to Fuller Business Service. Gifts given bridal farewell and baby. Arrangements by Mrs John McMahon Dorothy Kittelberger Mrs James Loveland Jr and Miss Lois Cole. Also notes lawn: Moose Lodge dinner 6:30 PM. Roy Hamilton chair urges own table service.
Concord School Pack 180 Den 1 staged a Tuesday evening performance for parents and friends. In the first row left to right are Louis Catalfa David Migliaccio Ramon Ross Marshall Wade Patrick Miglac cio Danny Pairchilds Bobby Katulich and Gary Proctor. Mrs Gerald Fairchilds is den mother and Roy McCarthy is Cubmaster. Journal photo by McMichael.
Avenue and M Reed of West Columbus avenue left yesterday for Hanover Pennsylvania to visit former Cortites Mr and Mrs Clair Casler. They plan to spend the rest of the week there enjoying golf before returning home. Dale Lutz son of Mr and Mrs Louis Lutz of East Pleasant street is hospitalized at Hamot Hospital Erie room 441. His sister also hospitalized in Buffalo. Tri County Methodist Men hosted wives at a dinner in Union City with over 70 attending. President Joseph McCray led the business session presenting officers for the coming year. Rev Hugh Crocker of Girard spoke and Rev Samuel Braley gave the benediction. Next meeting May 25.
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