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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1966
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Faulkner received celebration from their children Mr. and Mrs. Jack Berry of Compton Florida. The event marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner and open house for relatives and friends.
Eighteen members of the Women’s Relief Corps gathered at the Corry Grange Hall for a dinner meeting. A quilt was tied in the morning and a vegetable soup lunch was served by committee chair Velma Long, patient at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Newman won a special award.
Hints from Heloise suggest how to fix worn shirt collars by replacing collars rather than recovering them. She shares tips on tidying closets with adhesive paper on lids and labeling shoe boxes, and notes durability limits of DIY fixes while inviting more household hints from readers.
Weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Travers Stohlberg of 320 South Center Street featured a bridal shower for Linda Shevalier in Hornell, with May 7 and June 3 wedding plans. American Legion Auxiliary meeting scheduled 8 15 tonight. Rural dinner in Emmanuel Church Undercroft tomorrow at 6 30. Corry schools host two concerts this week, Concord School Spring Concert tomorrow and the Spring Music Festival Wednesday at Corry Area High School. plans emphasize raffles prizes and refreshments.
The Moose Women monthly birthday party at the Moose Lodge featured a regular business session led by Mrs. Charles Henry senior regent. Merle Brown won the attendance award, and April birthday honorees included Mrs. Brown Judy Swarm and Merle Haskell. Francis Cariel won the money making project award for Moosehaven. Members aiming for College of Friendship degree were asked to contact organizers for the upcoming event at the Penn Sheraton Hotel Pittsburgh.
The Dutton Library in Columbus thanks supporters during National Library Week. Volunteers run the 20 hour weekly schedule with donations funding books and materials. Memorial books honor loved ones, Easter baskets reach sick children, and hours include daily afternoon sessions.
A quoted line from Mrs. J. Borden Harriman on how silence can intrigue, paired with a note about cups and roots growing through damp paper. The fragment resembles a miscellany item from a periodical page.
Jukie Allen Dillard of Santa Rosa California nearly faced a grim outcome as a child with Wilms tumor. Prompt surgery and treatments saved her life and she now enjoys activities like riding, painting and tether ball.
Norman B. Eighmey of Pittsfield won first prize in the Titusville Woman's Club Eighth Angusl Show with his oil painting Thruway. Robert D. Kingsley of Titusville took second for Oil Creek. Sister Mary David of Erie won third for Jewel.
The Covenant Circle at the First Wright Street home of Mrs J H Heerlein met with 16 members. Mrs Chris Christensen led devotions on Jonah and the Fish. business was led by Mrs William Leaby. Plans included Spring Presbyterial April 29 Oil City, association meeting May 4 at the church, a rummage sale May 19-20, and a hymn sing May 22 at Columbus Community Congregational. The next gathering at Mrs Clyde Keith's Random Road home is May 18 with Mrs Myrtle Auer as co hostess.
United Nations secretary general U Thant departs New York for a ten day European trip to meet French President Charles de Gaulle and Prime Minister Harold Wilson and discuss international issues.
A son, Timothy Earle, was born Saturday morning at St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wade of Erie. The child’s mother is Cheryl Earle. Maternal grandparents are Embert Earle of 952 East Pleasant Street and Mrs. Earle. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wade of Columbus.
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