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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1966
Page
5
The readable text hints at a local event with names such as Richard and Cath on and mentions a group reported by journalists. Details are garbled but imply a community story with people and dates uncertain in the copy.
The Women of the Moose held their annual picnic at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park last evening with a 6 30 dinner led by general chairman Mrs. Gerald Ploss. Prizes were awarded to the eldest attendee Mrs. Mollie McLaughlin and to special award winner Mrs. Robert Markle. multiple ladies won contest prizes. Guests included Donald Carter Sr. and Sandy Hurlbut.
The 33rd annual D. C. Tripp reunion at Hillside pavilion drew 69 members and four guests. Marion Tripp was elected president and a business meeting followed after a tureen dinner. Awards honored Lydia Jukes as oldest and Tammy Dennis as youngest attendee.
Readers are updated on travels of Mr. and Mrs. Messinger visiting Colorado and Wyoming, with stops at Pike's Peak and Yellowstone, plus relatives in Cheyenne. Other items note a university visit, a family reunion, anniversaries, a Chopin opera star performance, a Nazarene missionary event, and a typical household tip with a quote about poetic imagination.
Dear Heloise offers practical home ideas including covering stove area wallpaper with adhesive-backed plastic to resist grease, hanging greeting cards for infants, freezing leftover juice for gelatin flavor, adding iron-on patches to worn shorts, cleaning straw hats, taping servicemen addresses to avoid crossed-out entries, and using a large-holed cheese shaker to prevent lumping.
Dura Flame, known as the original lady in black, placed a red rose at Rudolph Valentino's crypt in Los Angeles on the 10th anniversary of his death. She wore baby blue and recalled her longtime tradition of visiting the crypt the night before, noting fans once arrived in wild costumes.
In Fairbanks Judge William Taylor admonished his young lawyer son Warren Taylor for an inappropriate court outburst. Encephalitis kills 324 in Japan with 1,616 cases nationwide and 39 of 46 prefectures labeled danger districts, many involve children.
Corry area Golden Age Club hosted a Hobby Antique and Flower Show at the YMCA with Mrs. Ora Loveland Mrs. E B Bush and Mrs. Alice Aldrich among those viewing entries Randy Ottaway displayed a historic first typewriter and exhibitors included Harold Howard Ralph Glenn and Fred Mixer The show awarded ribbon prizes to many named participants and exhibits featured antiques gems woodwork leatherwork and china painting with general chairmen Ralph Glenn and Ross Mead reporting a highly successful event.
Rev L Hewitt addressed Corry Rotary Club at Hotel Corry on The Proper Use of the Flag detailing flag history and lesser known facts. Visiting Rotarians included Ru fus Ferroli Harry Klingstedt and William Armitage Sr. A Sidewalk Bazaar Daze hot dog sale raised 100 dollars for the Student Loan Fund.
Mrs. R Shannon hosted the Evangelical United Brethren Friendship Aid meeting with 10 members. Devotions from Psalm 9 were given, prayers led, and a banquet scheduled for September 27 at 7 p.m. at Spring Creek Community Church. reservations through committee members.
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