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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
5
Bertha McMichael Society Editor reports Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company Auxiliary hosted a Valentine themed tea at Evangelical Caledonia Church social rooms. Pictures show members at the tea table. Mrs Fred Walsh, a new member, wore a pretty red and white attire with Betsey silver service. Donald Jones served as chairman.
A collage of reader tips and anecdotes on home life from Heloise style hints. Tips include coloring eggs for kids, midweek clothing changes to save time and money, caution about high voltage lines near tape recordings, laundering nylon garments, organizing kids towels with wall hooks, protecting letters left outside, sealing envelopes with a damp sponge, and concealing gaps between cabinets with adhesive paper.
Members of the Corry Bridge Association held a three table Howell session in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home. The average score was 25 with winners including Sir Horton Davis 26 and Mrs. Florence McCray and Mrs. Veo Lindsey 25. The monthly Master Point-earning event is scheduled for next month.
Pennington, a noted political publicist who campaigned for governors Edward Martin James Duff Scranton and Democrat George Leader, died last night at his home in suburban Mount Lebanon. He was 59.
Gainesville AP report says University of Florida students will host four Vietnam officers as dates during a weekend of parties and events titled Operation Appreciation. Four campus belles named include Donna Kay Berger, Virginia Jasper, Betty Wendt, and a Winter Park student. officers include 2nd Lt Ken H Carey, Lt Edward W Spinaio, and 1st Lt William R Hill.
Mr and Mrs Edward Dyer visited their daughter and son in law, David and Mrs Faris, in Beaver Falls where David Faris made Geneva College dean’s list. Also covered are Kiwanis Rotary speaker Robert J Chitester on educational TV, a Cupid's Hop dance fundraiser, a Golden Links class meeting, and safety note on mixer beaters.
A son was born early this morning to Mr Clymer and Mrs Blair at Memorial Age. Eldamae Wright is the newborn, with family and local names listed in the brief notice.
Baroness Ravensdale of Kedleston aged 70, among the first women to sit in the House of Lords, died yesterday in London. The baroness was a pioneer for women in British politics and held a prominent role in aristocratic and parliamentary circles.
Miss Ellen Johnson and John Lowe Edwards wed at Columbus Community Congregational Church on January 29. The ceremony featured traditional double ring rites, with decorations of white gladioli and palms and music by the organist. The bride wore a floor length bridal taffeta gown with Alencon lace and orange blossom headpiece. maid of honor Nina Swart wore mint green tulle with a peppermint crown. After a reception for 150, guests from nearby communities attended. The couple will reside in Edinboro, where both are students at Edinboro State College, with teaching positions planned in Youngsville next year.
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