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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1967
Page
5
A fragmented note from a Pitts discussion hints at a proposal about foregone action. The readable text suggests a debated plan or policy change with local civic implications, though specifics remain unclear.
Miss Becky Morrison received the grand historian appointment for the Grand Assembly of the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls. The Corry Assembly past worthy advisor will make official visits to five assemblies over the coming year and report at the 1967 Grand Assembly at State College, Pa.
Rev John J Hilbert director of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine addressed the Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 in Erie Diocese detailing the CCD movement and its advisory committee serving 35 parishes and education levels from primary to adult. A Q and A followed with Rev Cyril Coopers and Rev Doleski discussing CCC implications for area churches. A business meeting planned vanishing bridge parties with sustaining YMCA gift. Next meeting Feb 23 will be social.
Birdie Tells Us. Henry V Jaquith returns to Columbus to conduct worship on Wednesday. Universal milking equipment refresher course held in Syracuse. Erie County Historical Points film by Neva Parker to be shown at Corry Area meeting. Speaker Richard will address Corry Episcopal Church undercroft at Emmanuel YMCA. Congregational Church clock service features Frank Grice. Laymen’s Sunday guest Harold Mallory at 11 am service with Max Bennink helping. Spring Creek Home Extension to meet Monday with Shars on Corey speaking crewel embroidery.
Miss Linda Joy Myers and Roger Lee Tanner exchanged nuptial vows in a double ring ceremony on January 28, 1967 at 2 o'clock in the Episcopal Chapel of St. John in Champaign Illinois with Rev. Michael Pullin officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Myers of Phoenix Arizona, wore a winter white lace mantilla gown and carried pink and white rosebuds. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Tanner of Union City. The ceremony featured Jerald Hamilton on organ and Joseph Fobbs as soloist. Maid of honor Susan Foster wore a light blue gown and carried a rosebud bouquet. Best man David Tanner. usher Richard Moore. Guests were welcomed at the couple's Champaign apartment with refreshments. The bride attends the University of Illinois Urbana majoring in music education. the groom, PSU alumnus 1964 in chemistry, will receive a PhD in analytical chemistry in 1968. A reception followed at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church.
Miss Vicki Lynn Rupp a Corry Area High School student and daughter of Mr and Mrs William D Rupp of 8 Elk Street competes in the Moose Ladies Sweetheart Ball at the Moose Lodge ballroom. She belongs to the Beaver Club Beaverettes Corrian Club Ti-Hi-Y and Rainbow Girls and is active in skiing swimming and employed at Buyer's Fair. She plans to attend Electronic Computer Programming Institute in Pittsburgh after graduation as part of the nurses scholarship fund fundraiser.
The Women of the Moose officers and coworkers held their annual dinner in honor of graduate regents at the Moose Lodge. Mrs. Nellie Kirch gave the invocation. Honorees included Mrs. Jessie Mason, Mrs. Harold Jackson, Mrs. Donald Gates, Mrs. Nellie Kitch, Mrs. Sarah Hansen, Mrs. Andrew Hansen, Mrs. Alfred Cone, Mrs. Donald Carter Jr., Mrs. Merle Brown, Mrs. Marlyn Jukes, Mrs. Stanley Bailey, and Mrs. Charles Henry. Dinner chair Mrs. Donald Bensink, assisted by Mrs. Ralph Wassink, Mrs. Al Vanssens and Mrs. Gerald Ploss.
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Albert Brant of Centerville. Mrs Brant is the former Frances Brink.
Miss Louise Williams entertained 14 Mentor Club members at her South Center street home. Mrs Travers Stohlberg, president, led the business session and roll call. Mrs Porter Auer presented the program with a talk on Life In Modern College, read a short story, and discussed short story writing. Dessert refreshments were served.
A special event is planned for February 16 at 8 pm with an honored mystery judge making selections. Madame Leekipenn will model her version of tomorrow. All coworkers are urged to attend.
Rev Leon Doleski of St Thomas Parish addressed the St Thomas Women’s Organization meeting after the Lenten service. Mrs Robert Miller chaired the session, Mary Higgins reported on a successful card party and fashion show, and refreshments were by fifth grade mothers. The next meeting is set for March 8.
Mrs Hall hosted a Wednesday afternoon baby shower at Mrs Murray Raymond's home for infant Thomas Jr with fourteen guests. Decorations in blue and white featured bunk doll beds and a large blue white stork, baskets of favors, a flower arrangement and a miniature bassinet on the luncheon table. Awards went to several guests and a door prize was won by Mrs Ralph Carroll. In Pittsburgh, Tri-Point Ice Cream workers fled after a pipe broke at the West End plant, and firemen shut off the line.
Washington AP reports AFL-CIO leaders Walter Reuther and George Meany trade sharp accusations with a rift widening over leadership and unity. J. W. Abel seeks talks, while Reuther may pull 1.4 million auto workers from the federation, intensifying fears of a split.
A lively collage of reader tips and guidance from Heloise and a Dear Mother column. It offers practical homemaking hacks, encouragement for tired housewives, and quick fixes from melting lipstick remnants to baby clothes storage, plus safety tips for handling hot cookware and simple sewing ideas.
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