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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1964
Page
5
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Mrs Edith Davis used her husband Robert Davis of Mead Avenue neckties to create a decorative afghan for the Mosher family of Rosemead California. Mil dred Davis and two daughters Sue Anne and Anita Lynne will mark their 22nd wedding anniversary December 18. The Moshers formerly lived in Corry and have resided in California for ten years. The gift, sewn with feather stitching and backed for comfort, will be mailed to California before the anniversary. The Davises will observe a 42nd wedding anniversary next Wednesday.
Community circle groups from St. Paul Lutheran meet at members homes for Christmas Joy programs. Rebecca Elizabeth Rachel and Ruth Circles plan gifts for Bethesda Children and stockings for Bethesda Home. general Dec 9 meeting noted with December 13 church delivery.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority groups Xi Beta Phi and Session Phy plan a joint meeting at the Tris Club on Tuesday evening featuring a combined session and the annual Christmas dinner with a gift exchange. The Epsilon Phi chapter met at Dolores Aquilino’s North Center street home, with a business portion and plans to send birthday cards to residents of the Lutheran Home for the Aged in Erie.
Rain bow event at Beverly on Wayne street Saatiehr Avenue drew 68 and nine players. Nazel Sarvis of Warren, Edward Thompson, F. H. Bartholme of Union City, and others aged from 57 to 74 competed. No game next Friday December 1h. regular monthly Master Point game set for the following Friday.
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Robert Oft Sr on Winship Street with 12 members and 16 prospective members. Ms. Raymond Bachemer led the routine business and the vote to buy a Christmas Seal bond. Mrs. Harold Flowers presented a program titled Battle Cry of Freedom featuring carols of English German and American origin and an organ recital. The Ott home was decorated for Christmas, and hostesses assisted in serving a salad course. The next meeting is planned for February at 2 pm with C A Hillstrom of Wayside Street hosting assistors and a program by Mrs. Howard Loveland and Miss Ethel Matthews.
Alberta Pain and son George left for Detroit to house hunt after husband’s new job. Corry Area Golden Age Club Christmas meeting December 8 at 1 p.m. with 50 cent gift exchange and cookies. Church activities include Nazarene pizza party and WOTM CHEER project with Santa visit planned for December 1. John Kirch recovering at St Vincent's Erie after home accident. Youth for Christ Steering Committee set to meet January 3. Keats quote of the day on faith and imagination.
Pennsylvania farmers attend the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Philadelphia as leaders draft farm policy for 1965. The federation urges reduced federal participation in farm production and price controls amid ongoing program debate.
Home cooks share a Cranberry Squares recipe with ingredients including quick cooking oats brown sugar butter cranberry sauce lemon juice flour and coconut. Mix dry ingredients with butter then form a crumb crust add cranberry sauce top with remaining crumbs bake about 40 50 minutes and serve hot with ice cream or whipped cream. Serves 9.
The PENN-NY club met at No-Bar Riding Club Columbus with President Jack McCoy in charge. Edward Royek and Guy Korman couples served refreshments and screened June trip films of flowers and wildlife. Plans for the Christmas party at Tennessee Gas building Clymer were set and yellow blue PENNY plaques announced as club emblems inviting new members.
A National Council of Churches home mission group urges viewing narcotic addiction as illness needing treatment and rehab. The report calls for church clinics, use of religion, and legal changes to support rehabilitation, seeking to shift view of addicts from criminals. Final policy review set for February in Portland.
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