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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1965
Page
5
An 8 inch doll wardrobe pattern from Marian Martin describes a simple scrap fabric project. The ad promotes Pattern 9213 with a 50 cent price and 15 cents extra for mailing, inviting readers to request the 350 Spring Designs catalog and a free pattern.
Sparta Merged's senior Jean L Alsdorf tops a state exam to earn the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow honor. State and national judging follow with scholarships of 1500 dollars to the top student and 500 dollars to the runner up, plus Encyclopaedia Britannica for the winner's school.
The Penny Family Campers held their February meeting at the Tennessee Gas Recreation Hall in French Creek. Eighty members and guests enjoyed a tureen dinner and a stork shower for Mrs. Jack McCoy. Jack McCoy presided as president. Summer campout dates were set across multiple locations including Greenville, Cook's Forest, Clov erleaf Warren, Evergreen Lake Conneaut Ohio Allegany State Park and a Caribbean cruise film was shown by Eastman Kodak. Time and place of the March meeting were to be announced.
Birdie Tells Us notes the Golden Age Club meeting at 1 30 PM at the YMCA led by secretary Sterling Wees. The Golden Links Class plans an 8 PM gathering at Mrs. W B Stowe’s home. Penn-West Conference leader Dr Paul Shumaker to meet finance committee tonight at 7 20 for building talks.
The Columbus Community Church parsonage hosted the marriage of Erna Edmonds of West Church Street and Alwyn C. Durham of Wright Street on February 4 at 7 30 p m. Rev Walter J Thoms officiated a single ring ceremony with Karen Robbins as matron of honor and Arthur C Fitch as best man. An informal reception for about fifty guests followed at the bride’s home, with further announcements to come.
The Disciples Class of the Church of the Nazarene met Saturday evening at Marsh's Plaza for a Valentine party. Twelve members attended. Debbie Ehrhardt celebrated her 14th birthday with a decorated cake. After dinner they moved to the Ehrhardt home for a business meeting. The next gathering will be at the Cheltons' home in March.
A fire damaged an apartment on Pittsburgh's North Side yesterday. Three children and two firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation or injuries. Estimated damage stood at 1650 dollars.
Miss Trudy Sallee and Miss Suzanne Shaw compete for the annual Sweetheart Ball honor at the Moose Club ballroom. Sallee, daughter of Crawford and 541 Prospect, celebrates June 19 and is Beaverette treasurer and chorus member planning a business secretary career. Shaw, daughter of Allan and Roosevelt Highway R D 3, turns July 1 and is a cheerleader and chorus member aiming for Slippery Rock State College to study elementary education.
Mr and Mrs Raymond L Clark of West Washington street were honored yesterday with a surprise party for their 25th anniversary. About fifty guests attended including Rev and Mrs Dewey Lingo Mills Pa. A2C James Clark stationed at Shaw AFB helped plan the event.
The Key Stoke Auto Club protests a U S plan to tax travelers abroad up to 100 per person per trip to curb dollar outflow. The group sent letters to Senators Joseph Clark and Hugh D Scott of Pennsylvania, making the stance public today.
Mary Low Shana invites readers to share favorite recipes for peanut or coconut brittle. The method uses 2 cups sugar and either cocoanut or nuts with soda and salt, melted on low heat then poured quickly onto a greased sheet to cool and break.
Eight American soldiers were killed and 108 wounded in raids on North Vietnam as U S pilots bombed targets near the border. Weather grounded some air units while Tass and Peking claimed additional downings. Deputy defense figures noted no U S casualties beyond a wounded pilot and an ejected navigator. War actions included Hawk missile deployment to Da Nang and heavy air activity from Da Nang and Saigon bases. US dependents prepared to depart as orderly withdrawal orders took effect.
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