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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1966
Page
5
Fragmentary text describes a person named Holtde and an inmate with unclear details. Sheriff Owen and Gillett are referenced in disjointed phrases.
The Rotary Club held its annual Christmas party in the Queen's Dining Room at Hotel Corry serving about 60 members and guests. Allan Hasbrouck and his Goldentones performed with Mrs Gerry Davis and Willard Shreve. the Maritime quartet of Erie performed a musical program as Dr Elmer A Ortner welcomed members and wives.
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge met at the YMCA for a four table Howell session. The average score was 42 with winners including Mrs. F. H. Bartholme and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley 49 percent, Mrs. Mary Moyer of Ottawa Canada and Mrs. Frank Graft tied for 48 percent, and Mrs. Veo Lindsey and Mrs. Kenneth Heacox 46 percent. The December games conclude with the next on January 1 3 and reservations by Mrs. Veo Lindsey.
The Corry Memorial Hospital staff and guests attended a Christmas dinner and dance at the Corry Motor Lodge. About 125 people enjoyed decorated tables, prizes, and a gift exchange. Dr A E Tate served as toastmaster. Samuel Antrim spoke. Mrs Clara Bachemer and Mrs Albert Fox decorated.
The Conelway School annual Christmas program was held last evening at 8 15. Principal Mrs Harold Wolfe welcomed parents and children and thanked Fourth and Fifth grade teachers and music director Mrs John Rossbacher for planning. The program featured Grade 4 and 5 choruses, soloists, readers, Wisemen, angels, and a Santa Claus visit with popcorn.
The Corry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA for its Christmas party with seven members present. Rev H Ken yon Leishman gave a talk on Christmas tree customs for the French and gifts from Martin Luther.
Faculty members at Columbus Elementary School hosted a regular Columbus local branch meeting of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. Mrs. Viola Brown, president, led a brief business session with strong turnout from jointure schools. Mrs. Edith Fox chaired the event.
The Birdie column notes Meyer Memorial Hospital student nurses chorus on WBEN channel 4 at 1 p.m. Friday with Phyllis Chelton and Bonnie Vance. Also listed are Sno Ball Cotillion at Corry Motor Lodge on December 28, Women of the Moose meeting, CHEER cookies drive, Carter Hill Ladies Aid Christmas program, Rehoboth Class meeting date change, Concord Community Club Christmas supper, and Floyd Hoffman family moving to Des Plaines Illinois with other relatives leaving after holidays.
A program and refreshment committee presented a film and commentary by Mr. and Mrs. H. Lynn Rice on their Hawaii trip. The event was part of a series sponsored by the National Education Association, showcasing travel experiences.
A vintage household hint describes using a perforated metal top from a clean ser cane to create an oversized shaker fitting the top of a canning jar. Fill it with flour to dust a pastry board or with salt for sprinkling icy steps. Quote attributes Lord Byron as the source of the day’s verse.
Edwin G Wertz and his daughter Linda of East Palestine Ohio won 79000 in U S District Court for injuries from a head on collision August 22 1963 near Altoona Their car collided with Norman W Bales of Johnstown Miss Wertz lost her left eye and her father suffered a broken yankee
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