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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1964
Page
5
Fragmentary readable text hints at a local event or notice with names obscured by OCR errors. The surviving words reference transitions or actions and possible personal initials, but no clear subject, place, date, or outcome is identifiable.
Fragmented lines describe a plan to bring new oil water facility to 381, with references to Heny and Frn D. The readable bits imply development or procurement steps and a local utility project. Further details are unreadable in the clipped text.
L G Durham of Philadelphia and Mrs L D Williams of the Bronx return home after visiting their mother Mrs W J Durham who marked her 88th birthday with a family dinner attended by sons K S Durham and A C Durham and sister Mrs Helen Evieson. Community groups and church notices follow with meetings, travel plans, and an engagement announced for Linda Lee McCray to Robert B Darrow.
Frank G. Slaughter blends fact fiction and legend in The Thorn of Arimathea following Quincus Volusianus, a Roman centurion and physician, on a quest to Nazareth’s healer. Biblical figures surface, including Pontius Pilate, Joseph of Arimathea, Mary Magdalene, Caiaphas, and Veronica, as the tale traces reactions to Christ’s influence and the humans who loved or opposed him.
Mr and Mrs Lewby hosted a First Presbyterian Church choir appreciation dinner on Frederick Street Thursday evening. Members and guests enjoyed a meal indoors with a floral tribute presented to the hosts by the choir group. A social followed the dinner.
A fourth list of college readiness books spans science and history. Notable titles include Science and Human Values, The Sea Around Us, The Two Cultures and Scientific Revolution, Hiroshima, Profiles In Courage, Rise and Fall of the Third Reich, and Eminent Victorians.
Twenty seven Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge members met at the 100F Hall with noble grand Mrs Edward Rossbacher. A social party is planned for February 1st at 8 PM at the Trail-Méeniers location. All Odd Fellows Rebekahs and friends invited. The degree team formed a club and will sponsor a combined social and practice party February 17th at the 100r Mall. Refreshments were served and a choir rehearsal was held. Rev Richard A Bodey and wife attended as special guests.
A quirky community recipe titled Flip My Wig Casserole blends potatoes onions celery soup and corned beef in a 2 quart dish. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes until bubbling and garnish with buttered cabbage. Readers are invited to share favorite recipes for publication.
Kathryn Macinick, 35, of Bayside Queens, stands trial on reckless driving speeding driving without a license improper lights failure to comply with a police signal and lane changes. She had paid 400 dollars in fines.
CMHA Card Party plans completed for Monday evening Valentine event at the Moose Club. Mrs. Dehwy is general chair, Mrs. Thompson cochairman, with a team including Mrs. Harold Jackson and others. Reservations welcome but not required, to be made with Mrs. Needham or committee members. Public invited to attend featuring a Valentine theme. attendees asked to bring their own cards.
Thursday evening at the Creek Church hosted a postnuptial family shower for Mrs Susan Bennink Brundage who married last Saturday becoming Mrs John Brundage. Co hosts were Mrs George Koestner and Miss Esther Brundage. Prizes went to Mrs Robert Damon Mrs Chandler Mason and Mrs Richard Mason.
The Cootiette Club 102 elected officers on Wednesday at the VEW Post home. Re elected chief grayback was Mrs William Roehrig. Other officers include Mrs Herman Pantle as lady house, Mrs James Keppel baby louse, Mrs Maurice Porter sheketkeeper, Mrs Alfred Cone potes louse, Mrs Glyde Rtey nnolds crummy chaser, Mrs Eva Arnold louse hunter, and Mrs Clifford Lawson Mrs Por ind and Mrs Mildred Sorenson girlwads. Also listed were Mrs Frances Wood rusting louse, Mrs Alma Shigle scratcher Mus tlymiller ivory louse ley ink slinging louse, Mrs e assistant rustling lice, Mrs Fred Young assistant crummy chaser, and Mrs Velma Carmrike assistant louse banker. Linda Bennink, Mrs Robert Marsh, Mrs Arthur Brundage, Everett Greeley and Mrs George Brundage named.
Chairmen were named as follows Mrs Harold Carr hospital chairman Mrs Arnold coyer ette Mrs Pantle membership and Mrs C Reynolds W 5 Officers will be installed at the March 4 meeting with Mrs Mildred Sorenson as installing officer The attendance award was won by Mrs Porter following which refreshments were served by Mrs Roehrig and Mrs Reynolds
Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller continues a western campaign swing with her husband in Portland Oregon as birth nears likely ending her extended political activity until after the birth.
Emmanuelal Church Lia Guild met at croft Tuesday for a tureen dinner and business meeting. New members John Downey and Dale Webster welcomed. Lent supper chairmen named for February 18 to March 17, with pairs listed for each date. Next regular meeting after the March supper.
Nineteen members of the Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic met at the Grange Hall for an all day event. A quilt was tied in the morning and a noon dinner was served by Mrs. Manley Robbins Sr. and others. Gifts were given to Mrs. Mabel Brown and Mrs. Ralph Gates as they celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. The next meeting is set for February 20.
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