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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1966
Page
5
A community gathering at a Shawn residence hosted by Ina Austin will feature Key speaker Gerald Ford. Attendees include Mrs. Robert Catlin Dolan Miss Foster and Elaine Foster as part of the neighborhood event at 206 Maple Avenue.
Casting for Show Time of ’68 began Sunday at Perry's Inn with directors and interested residents. Plans outline a two part event at Corry Area School produced by the Corry Menn Hospital Auxiliary, slated for late March. The first half centers on a musical variety segment, the second part follows.
Mrs Albright formerly Mona Green gives birth to John Orn Marshall this morning at Twenty-Nine Palms Naval Hospital. He is the child of Mrs William Marshall of California and Mrs Marshall is the former Nancy Orn. Vic See eyee are the maternal greats involved.
Readers offer quick home hacks from fixing window shades with adhesive paper to practical storage ideas. Tips cover drying gloves, vinegar floor mopping, wine bottle as spenser, and baby gate use for safe play areas, with several names linked to the hints.
A candidate in the Queen of the Moose competition at Brent Heart Ball Saturday evening is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and the Women of the Moose for its nurses scholarship. Tickets are available from WOTM members and at the door the night of the dance.
Corry Grange plans an evening event at the Sarcee Sita with John Master presiding. Mrs Emma Ne and Mrs Robert Lindman reported ill at Corry Memorial Hospital. Home economics committee to sponsor a demonstration on rate. The invitation extends to interested members.
The Mary Circle met at 29 West Smith Street with 16 members. Mrs. Dale Hammerlee led devotions on The Meditation of Jim Eliot. Refreshments followed, served by the hostess and Mrs. Ruth Circle member. The Ruth Circle gathered with 12 members. Mrs. Edmund Barr opened with devotions on February month of hearts and birthdays of great men. A short business session followed. cups labeled Pennies from Heaven were distributed for April. Mrs. Jerry Hoyt spoke on the Review and Purpose of the Woman's Society of Christian Service, aided by Alberta McElroy, Mrs. Floyd Webb, and Mrs. Edward Rossbacher. A message about the Will They Be Back Next Month article was read, noting anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. John Decker and a youth from the Ruth M. Smith Home in Sheffield, Pa.
Frank Sinatra and his daughter Nancy each place in the Britain Popular Bass rankings with “Three Coins in the Fountain” and a repeat performance. Sinatra previously topped the chart, while Nancy, aged 25, delivers a reprise, showcasing family success in the same category.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy has returned to the United States from a skiing vacation in Sister leading with daughter Caroline and son John. She was escorted to her Manhattan apartment by a Secret Service limousine. Also with her was John K. Galbraith, the former ambassador to India, who joined the trip with his wife.
Community notices list Mrs Donald Jones as tea committee head for an 8 and 9 pm cake decorating program at the church auxiliary event. A free film And the Earth Moved plays at the armory tomorrow at 8. Golden Links Class hosts a 2 pm gathering at Mrs W B Stowe’s home for First Methodist members. A card party attracts Moose Lodge attendees at 7 30. Girl Scouting program at 8 o'clock features Columbus elementary scouts.
Residents of Sparta organize a Saturday benefit at the Al Pine Inn in Centerville area West Pex ant street. Guests may make supper reservations at the Pine or contact Elnane Spraroack Ie cores Kolaja in Sanriey, with details to attend the event titled Night.
Walter P. Reuther president of the United Auto Workers suffered injuries when a power saw at his home in Rochester, Michigan cut off the tip of his ring finger and two other fingers on his left hand. A graft was performed to replace a portion of the first joint.
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