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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1966
Page
5
Corry Country Club hosts a pot luck buffet and dance tomorrow at 8 pm with music by Allan Hasbrouck and his Goldentones from 8 to 11. Entertainment committee members include Allyn and Mr and Mrs John Rudolph and Mr and Mrs Eugene Theisen.
Pianist Quan Marsh, nine time New York Philharmonic guest, headlines Chautauqua Saturday at 8 30 PM with the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Hendl. He performs Spanish Rhapsody and Totentanz by Liszt, while the ensemble plays Overture Le Corsaire and music from Romeo and Juliet by Berlioz.
A collection of reader questions and answers on household hacks. tips include using table salt to stop oven smoke after spills, peeling celery, avoiding wringing sponges, making popsicles from canned fruit syrup, removing dirt from shirt collars, shampoo for cleaning brushes, and saving a child’s old picture beside report cards for a scrapbook.
Twenty Corry Grange members met at the Grange Hall with John Decker presiding. A visitation session for Wattsburg and Phillipsville will be in Union City on August 13 with the theme Plans for the Future. An invitation to Northwestern Rural Electric Co op annual meeting on August 6 was extended. Details are available from Mrs. Bertha Darwin or Mrs. Decker. The next meeting is August 15 at the Grange Hall.
Thornton Wilder's Our Town is presented without scenery in Norton Hall at Chautauqua featuring the stage manager guiding a quiet chronicle of life love and death in Grover's Corners New Hampshire in 1901. The play invites empathy and recalls the small moments of youth and aging.
A Spar Town party at Miss Marion Rowley home honored Kathleen Payer ahead of her August 20 wedding to Leroy Lindsey. Turquoise decor set the theme as guests including Mrs. John Way and Miss Carol Gilbert enjoyed gifts, cake, and awards for Christine Yoder and others.
Corry Rubber employees and their families enjoyed the company sponsored annual picnic at Conneaut Lake Park on Saturday. Ernest Ferro and his wife Ann hosted the event. Special awards were given to Paul Wolcott Donald Rickerson Gary Kostreba and Robert Bugbee. Arrangements were made by Robert Trott Ray Huffman Mrs. Carl Lindsey Mrs. Joseph DeMarte Miss Mary Ann Svetz and Al Anderson.
Miss Linda Lee Rose and Fred Duane Morris wed at McCray Methodist Church with Nev Hewitt officiating. The ceremony featured family speakers, a reception for 200 in the church parlors, and a honeymoon in Atlantic City Beach. The couple resides in Erie. both are 1962 CAHS graduates. A newborn daughter was reported yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. William Boythe of Spartansburg.
Max Bennink addressed the Rotary Club at Hotel Corry after returning from the People to People tour of Europe. Introduced by program chairman Richard K. Pulling, he described visits to Germany France Belgium Italy and Switzerland and shared amusing incidents. The talk drew a warm reception.
A five day Girl Scout day camp starts tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Corry Jamestown Management Club. Columbus area scouts meet at 9 30 a.m. at the Columbus Community Building for transport, others provide their own travel. Health cards required. Registrations are closed.
A blonde attendee at a nudist convention sparked remarks as topless and see through outfits drew criticism. She and about 1,500 attendees highlighted tensions over revealing attire and the aim of fashion at the event.
Explosion wrecks a city station in a predominantly Black area of Omaha Nebraska. Police search for a car carrying six white men seen fleeing the scene amid ongoing racial trouble reported in Chicago Providence Amboy and Attia. Police and mayor call for investigations as protests flare with injuries and property damage across several cities.
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