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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1963

Page

5

Queen Candidate Mise McKay for Sweetheart Ball Queen

Mise McKay daughter of Mrs Harriet McKay of 601 West Pleasant Street is a senior at Corry Area High School and a candidate for Queen of the Sweetheart Ball. Her activities include Girls Gym Club TriHi Y Beaverettes and cheer duties with plans for a career as beautician. The ball and coronation will be held at the Moose Club ballroom on February 15 under Women of the Moose sponsorship.

Mise McKay Harriet. McKay West Pleasant Street Corry Area TriHi Y Beaverettes Miss McKay Moose Club

WRC Group Holds All Day Session At Corry Grange Hall

Womens Relief Corps auxiliary met for an all day session at Corry Grange Hall. Mrs. Marjorie Brown and others organized a noon tureen dinner. President Mrs. Mabel Brown led afternoon business. Gifts were sent to ill members and awards given to Mrs. Long and others. Donations approved for department Headquarters and Brookville Home. Next meeting February 1 features a white elephant sale.

Womens Relief Corps Grand Army’ of the Republic Corry Grange Hall Marjorie Brown Horace Hankin Florence Caster Reynold Hamilton Mabel’ Brown Arthur VanKeuren Brown Velma Long Department Brookville Hankin Long Eva Diundon Mastile McIintyre

Columbus PTA Plans Father’s Night Event at Dean School

The Columbus School PTA will hold Father’s Night on Tuesday at 8 PM in Dean School. A program includes a playlet titled An Evening With the Butlers. Fathers are specially invited and all members are urged to attend.

Columbus Pta Columbus School Dean School

Clymer Tulip Festival Plans Under Way

Snow hides work for the 10th anniversary Clymer Tulip Festival planned for May 17 and 18. General chairman Mrs Walter DeShazer announced committees for Queens floats evening program parade marshalling publicity and more at a Community Building meeting.

Clymer Walter DeShazer Howard Rhebergen Vincent Bensink Irving Legters Harvey Sonk Vincent Legters Philip Grayink Robert Bailey E. Clyde Snyder

Harbor Half Ladies Aid Meets At Fralick Home

Sixteen members of the Harbor Half Ladies Aid and their families gathered yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Gordon Fralick in R D 1 A tureen dinner was served at 1 p m with Mrs Guy Fralick assisting Devotions led by Mrs Arthur Lindstrom preceded a routine business session led by President Mrs Nell Chelton Guests included Mrs Dolly Morris of Spartansburg and Mrs Doris Sherred The next meeting on March 7 will be at the home of Mr and Mrs John Lindstrom in R D 1.

Harbor Half Ladies Aid Arthur Lindstrom Nell Chelton Dolly Morris Spartansburg Doris Sherred John Lindstrom R. D1

Corry Area couple announces upcoming wedding

The bride-elect, a 1961 Corry Area High School graduate, works with her father at Sawyer Studio. Her fiancé, a 1962 CAHS graduate, studied at DeVry Technical Institute in Chicago, Illinois, and works at Bulldeg Dunton and Company. No wedding date has been set.

Corry Area High School Sawyer Studio CAHS DeVry Technical Institute Chicago Bulldeg-Dunton. and Company

If The Shoe Fits minstrel show for students at Corry HS

Kiwanis stage a two act minstrel comedy If The Shoe Fits for students Monday at 7 15 in Corry Area High School auditorium. Adult shows follow Tue Wed Thu at 830. Proceeds aid Kiwanis charity work. Tickets 35 cents in advance from cast or Kiwanis, or at the door.

Memorial Hospital Key Club Bob Bracken Cliff Taylor John Rossbacher Ed Kovach Mac Hiner George Christensen Kirk Sawyer Kern Sanford Tony Amoroso Diane Sawyer Richard Pulling Gertrude White Opal Wells Margay Boutwell Beatrice Whaley Delia Bernard Marianne Christensen George Haenel Lynn, Rice John Migliaccio Maxine Cady Doug Rozelle Elnora Cmiel Frank McKnight Bundy Hagger Edwina Brown Ernie Shettler Juanita Gates Bertha McMichael Coletta Boutwell Licille Rice Kathryn Spoon Betty Culver June Rhodes Pat Rynd Frank Grice Bill Donaldson Garnet Royek Dolly Hall Evelyn Baccus Frank Sturgis Sharon Minor Kay Corry Bakery

Daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital today

A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mrs Ray Sparling Jr Ley Lake. The announcement notes the family welcomes the new arrival.

Richard Peters Walon City Memorial Hospital Corry Memorial Hospital Ray Sparling Jr Ley Lake

Cootiette Club Elects Officers at VFW Meeting

The Cootiette Club gathered in the Garden Room at the VFW Post Home last evening and elected officers including Mrs. William Roehing as chief grayback and Mrs. Eva Arnold as louse hunter. Other named officers were listed with unusual titles, and members were asked to bring linen items to the next meeting to aid a 2 chest shipment.

Cootiette Club VFW Post Home William Roehing Grayback Herman Pantle Fady

Moose Women Plan Sweetheart Ball at Moose Club

Last night the Moose Home hosted Moose Women chapter meeting led by senior regent Mrs. Marlyn Jukes. Plans were outlined for the Sweetheart Ball set for February 16 at the Moose Club ballroom from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m Tickets are available from Bennett s or any WOTM member A queen candidate rehearsal is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 1 p m at the Moose Home.

Moose Home Marlyn Jukes James Rasa Moose Club Paul Schuller Jr Erie Grand Grant Philadelphia Shuss Roehrig Bennett's WOTM Queen Candice

Smorgasbord Planned by St. Pauls Rebecca Circle

St Pauls Rebecca Circle met at the church Wednesday with hostesses Mrs Bernard Shaw and Mrs William Devotions read by Mrs George Gould. Mrs D A Hillstrom presented the program. A brief business meeting announced tickets on sale for the February 20 smorgasbord in the church parlors.

St. Paul’s Rebecca Circle St. Paul's Lutheran Church Bernhard Shaw William Miller George Gould D. A. Hillstrom

Tragic Kitchen Fire Claims 4-Year-Old Tea Baken

In Washington, Mrs. Téa Baken, aged four, died at Washington Hospital from burns received when her apron caught fire while cooking at home the previous night.

Washington, Pa Téa Baken Washington Hospital

Hokets Admission Pricing and March Meeting

Adults pay 126 dollars while children under 12 are charged 16 cents. The group plans a meeting on March 6th next month.

Ill toned appeal for lingerie club plan in Reading ad

An advertisement invites organizations to accept a $500 offer and join the JEAN VERNON Club Plan. It promises earnings for many groups and urges immediate action with a sample order of intimate apparel delivered to Gillmores in Reading Pennsylvania.

Jean Vernon Jean Vernon Club Gillmores Crestmont St Reading

Colonial Tea Slated By DAR In Valley Chapter

The Brokenstraw Valley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at East Pleasant street home of Mrs. Tracy Whitehead with 11 members and two guests. National Anthem sung, regent Mrs. Homer Kolstee and chaplain Mrs. Victor Orn opened with ritual and flag salute. Plans for a colonial tea May 2 were discussed. public invited, donation 50 cents. Invitation received for Feb 22 benefit dessert card party in Erie. reservations with Mrs. Kolstee by Feb 19. Miss Pla Dahl to speak at March meeting. dessert refreshments served by hostess group.

DAR Brokenstraw Valley Daughters of the American Revolution Tracy Whitehead East Pleasant Street Ivan Heslink Kenneth. Heslink Homer Kolstee Victor Orn Erie Kolstee Pla Dahl Clymer Kenneth Heslink America Whitehead Ethel Matthews

Lodge to Aid Eye Bank Project by Odd Fellows

Jonathan Lodge and IOOF lodge 6% participate in World Eye Bank and Visual Research Foundation drive. Project funds eye research and perpetual care at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Local committee members Fred Mixer Niels Sorenson and Donald Whaley coordinate drive with contributions at East Main Street. Second degree to be conferred for Warren and Corry lodges. refreshments served after meeting.

Order of Odd Fellows Odd Fellows World Eye Bank and Visual Research Foundation, Inc Grand Lodge IOOP Johns Hopkins University Hospital Fred Mixer Niels Sorenson Donald Whaley Mixer East Main Street Warren, Corry Floyd ,Dougherty

Draw Prison Term For Starving Kin To Death

HANOVER VA A former carnival worker and his wife pleaded guilty to second degree murder and received prison terms for starving their year old daughter Kenneth Dudley was sentenced to 20 years the maximum for second degree murder Irene Dudley got 10 years Both will receive two years credit for time already served Their arrests occurred in North Carolina

Hanover Leon M. Bazile Circuit Court Kenneth B. Dudley Dudley Irene North Carolina

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