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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1967
Page
5
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The Christmas Tea at 608 North Center Street, hosted yesterday by the College Women's Club, drew college girls home for the holidays, their mothers, and club members. Mrs. William Jones led as general chairman with a large assisting committee including Mrs. Robert Moore and Mrs. George Gould among others.
The Penn State table service correspondence course teaches table manners, proper service, linens, silverware, glassware, and china care. It covers stain removal, buffet management, and coffee hour tips, with guidance for all ages from brides to grandmothers. Ownership costs 1.50 dollars via mail order to Table Service Box 000 University Park PA 16802.
Mrs Wart Vanwudoer hosted a holiday gathering at Mrs Oscar Johnson home on West Church Street to honor Mrs John Clark of Bradford Pennsylvania and Mrs Russell Clark of Upland Indiana visiting their mother. Guests included Mrs Edmund Barr Mrs Carl Dahl Mrs Robert Marsh Mrs Donald Dingle Mrs Claude Parker and Mrs Carl Swanson. Refreshments and visiting followed with a slide show of other get togethers and family gatherings as the highlight of the evening.
A miscellaneous bridal shower at the Hotel Corry honored Miss Shirley Diemer as she prepares to wed Michael Vincent on June 22. Hostesses included Mrs. Robert Grice Mrs. Fred Diemer Mrs. Gabe Bober and Miss Christine Sample. Guests listed included Miss Gloria Watrous Miss Jenine Loveland Miss Linda Turben and several others. Salad refreshments were served and gifts were presented to the bride elect. Thomas J Kiernan former diplomat and ambassador to the United States died at 70 in Dublin after 40 years in Ireland's diplomatic service.
Miss Ina Austin of 206 Maple avenue and Simon Keeney of Berea Ohio married yesterday at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev H Kenyon Leishman officiating. Wayne Vanney accompanied the couple and wedding selections were played by Mrs Harold Flowers. The newlyweds will reside in Berea and Corry.
Plans are under way with more than 2,600 volunteers recruited in Erie County to march on January 7 to support cerebral palsy services. Mrs. Harold Jackson leads the drive, promising broad involvement and generous giving to fund home and neurological programs, wheelchair sports, youth recreation, education, and advocacy as the Northwestern Pennsylvania unit budgets 63,000 for expanded services.
Birdie Tells Us lists Christmas guests at the Watrous home in Wattsburg including relatives from Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. Mentions weddings anniversaries births and Army leave plus a household tip and a Epictetus quote. Notable names include James and Lawrence Watrous Claude Beckerink David Wilkinson Douglas Hanks Norma Hanks Linda Van Guilder and Paul Titch.
Last evening 18 members of the Past Grands Club of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge gathered at Mrs Ora Loveland’s East Main street home. Mrs Loveland presided with Mrs Naomi Clark and Mrs Mer rill O, Lillie and Mrs Hazel Eldred assisting. Secret sisters were revealed and games and visiting were enjoyed. Prizes were awarded.
P easy reading: Paul Whiteman once called the King of Jazz died at 76 after a heart attack. He was rushed to Doylestown Hospital from his Bucks County home near Doylestown, just north of Philadelphia. Whiteman fused classical music with jazz and commissioned Gershwin to premiere Rhapsody in Blue. He steered stars like Bing Crosby and the Dorsey brothers during the big bands era. He remained devoted to music and once said if it is well done it is well done.
Havana Radio reported seven French nuclear physicists arrived in Havana for the Cultural Congress of Havana on January 4. They were part of a group of 70 scientists, writers, artists, and intellectuals flying in from several countries. About 500 leftist delegates are expected for the meeting, with delegations from North Vietnam and the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam en route from Hanoi. Dessert refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned for January 23 at Mrs. A. C. Barton’s West Smith Street home.
A collection of reader tips on hair care cooking and housekeeping. Advice includes natural hair setting methods using spray while drying and avoiding heat, salt shaker as sprinkler tips for clothes, muffin papers protected by a cupcake batter scoop, masking tape on lunch boxes to prevent spills, and using a rubber dish rack mat as a scrub brush. Readers also share cabbage odor removal with cloves and bread to absorb odors.
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