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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1966
Page
5
Bertha Rauchap Raupach listed among entrants for Beaver County Sweetheart Ball with theme by duchess and Supreme group. She attends Erie area high school activities include Beaverettes TriHiV Pep Band and secretarial studies.
Dr Groves of Edinboro College spoke at 4 o clock in the Wright School cafeteria with President Max Bennink as members voted to send a delegate to Harrisburg. A special report was given by Mrs Walter Gilliland, nominating chair. Election set for the April session as local news notes must be received by morning.
Dear Heloise offers practical home hints from fashion hacks to organization. A reader turns cut fleece sleeve scraps into a reusable dusting mitt, noting durability and multiple uses. Additional tips include hanging garment hangers, arranging headbands on a hanger, and quick trim ideas for shells to match indie outfits.
Local youth groups and community clubs announce tonight's Junior Tri-Hi-Y party at the YMCA with a midnight to 1 a.m. swim and 8 a.m. breakfast, chaperoned by Ray Shaw, Gerald Pender, and others. Also planned are a Buffalo Ice Follies trip on March 6, a Columbus Grange meeting at 8:30, a Valentine theme gathering, Elks Teenage Dance proceeds, and Cub Scout window display at Sherwin Williams featuring Cub crafts.
The February meeting of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution was held at Mrs. Tracy Whitehead's East Pleasant Street home with eight members and three guests. Mrs. Raymond Bachemer opened the meeting with the ritual and Pledge to the flag. letters from out-of-town members were read. Mrs. H. Lynn Rice gave a routine talk and showed slide pictures from her trip to Hawaii. Cor Fer Soler Look in sha Chassifeds.
A dinner at Bea's Steak House honored Mrs. Rita Sterling Wees as she prepares to relocate to Indiana Pa later this month. Twenty three YMCA Women's Auxiliary members attended and presented a going away gift. Attendees included Mrs. T S Kelsey, Mrs. Arthur Cochran, Mrs. Clarence Wallace, Mrs. D Armour Hillstrom, Mrs. Eugene Bloom, Mrs. William A Peiffer, Mrs. Robert Forrester, Mrs. Edward Kaiser, Mrs. Jack Osman, Mrs. William Master, Mrs. Erkki Rainesale, Mrs. James Hileman, Mrs. Keppel, Mrs. L C Nichols, Mrs. Bertha McMichael, Mrs. Clifford Buesink and Mrs. Paul Floyd.
Chester Keller 62 died in Elmira after injuries from directing a crew removing derailed railroad freight cars. He heard his granddaughter Eunice Keller wed John J. Christmas via telephone from Harrisburg, with a loudspeaker by his hospital bed.
A son named David Alan Raymond was born yesterday at Lancaster General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raymond of Lancaster. Lois Hatch is the mother’s maiden name. Grandparents are Mrs. Lucy Hatch of R D 4 and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raymond of R D 2.
Union Gig Country Club sponsors a Valentine dance tomorrow evening inviting all social and active members. Vic Zimmerman to provide the music as dancing is scheduled from early evening.
The surviving 100 year old twins, Don ald aged 95 in Mt. Vernon Indiana and Sarah who remains spry, attend a family gathering with Dacewiea relatives. Sarah jokes about more birthdays and shares a wry remark while her 73 year old son C A Hampton of Del Mar dances nearby.
Geneva AP reports Dr Eugene Carson Blake of the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A was elected secretary general of the World Council of Churches to succeed Dr W A Visser t Hooft of the Netherlands. The 59 year old American heads a 100 member central committee and will lead a council representing 214 Protestant Anglican Orthodox and Old Catholic churches in over 80 countries.
Mary Hamilton, an 80 year old novelist and socialist politician, died yesterday after a long illness. Refreshments will be served by association members. Tickets for the event are available at the Sweet Insurance Agency in Union City or at the door tomorrow evening.
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