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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1964

Page

5

Social event for Odd Fellows Rebekahs at OOF Hall

An informal gathering for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs social evening is set for Saturday at the OOF Hall. The ways and means committee sponsors the event with cochairmen Mrs. Russi Merritt and Robert Pierce. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches or cookies.

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs OOF Ways and Means Committee Russi Merritt Robert Pierce The Odd Fellows Edinboro State College Edinboro Jerry McIntyre Carl McIntyre Snyder Circle Jerry Sigma Tal Corry Memorial Hospital Paris State Armory Armoy Albert Young Raymond Sandburg Corty Area William Helmintoller Moose Club Gary Bennett East Street Seattle Wash Allan Bennett John Gary Debbie Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No VFW Post Hubert Sanders

Meaning of Valentine's Day Captures 1964 Cupid Boom

The piece notes over 900 million valentines will be sent, with children sending most, and traces Cupid to myth and St. Valentine. It highlights how cards have evolved from homemade to modern educative designs, including glitter and mystery cards, and forecasts 1964 as Cupid's biggest year with 20 million schoolchildren making valentines.

Dan Cupid Venus Spoleto St. Valentine Valentine Rome Chaucer Shakespeare Ophelia Moderntrand Anvnier

Bachofner DAR Meeting Highlights and Plans

The Broxenstraw Valley Chapter of the DAR met at Mrs. Raymond Bachofner’s East South Street home with ten members present. Evelyn Sinare was elected delegate to the Tard Continental DAR Congress in Washington, registrations open April 17, with a noon April 24 luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel. A post congress World’s Fair tour for 85 was announced, and interested members should contact Mrs. Kolstee. Mrs. H. A. Gilbert reviewed One Boy’s Boston. The meeting adjourned around 8 p.m. Queen candidates and escorts rehearse at the Moose Club at 7:30. Lonnie Roth and Brenda Roth, visiting Irvin Roth’s home, have returned to Norristown, Pa., after visiting the Sorensons on West Columbus Avenue.

Broxenstraw Valley Daughters of the American Revolution Raymond Bachofner East South Street Homer Kolstee Evelyn Sinare Washington, D.C Mayflower Hotel Kolstee H. A. Gilbert Boston Stanley Bailey Moose Club Lonnie Roth Brenda Irvin Roth West Columbus Avenue Norristown Richard Sorenson R.D.2

Mrs Leuby Hosts Geneva Circle at Presbyterian Home

The Geneva Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at East Frederick street residence of Mrs William Leuby Monday evening. Mrs Lloyd Shaver led the business session urging attendance at the March association for loans and scholarships. Mrs Richard A Bodey gave devotions and Mrs Willard Dyckes presented the program. Hostess next invited by Mrs A Hillstrom. afternoon meeting set for March 1 at Hillstrom home with assistants Mrs Horton Davis and Mrs Sinare.

Leuby Geneva Circle First Presbyterian Church William Leuby East Prederick Street Lloyd Shaver Cochairman March Association Richard A. Bodey Willard Dyckes Dyckes

Mrs J McIntyre Feted At Wheelock Shower

Wheelock Community Aid members honored Mrs Joseph McIntyre with a stork shower at Mrs Kenneth Loveland’s home R D 4. Mrs Bernard Shaw cohostess. Pastel green and yellow decor featured a large stork and baby booties with valentine candy. Prizes to several members and Mrs Charles Kennedy won a special award. Refreshments included date bread tea and coffee. Mrs McIntyre received many useful gifts.

Wheelock Community Aid Joseph McIntyre Kenneth Loveland Bernard Shaw Ronald Crosseut Leland Crosseut Harold Dougherty Floyd Dougherty Morris McIntyre Helen Joy David Cook Merle Patterson Wallace Mick Kennet Harvey Charles Kennedy McIntyre

Sweetheart Ball Queen Candidate Named

Miss Linde Swart daughter of Mr and Mrs Harald W Swart is one of eight candidates for the Sweetheart Ball queen title. The semi formal event will be Saturday evening at the Moore Club and the queen selection will crown the evening during the annual dance hosted by the Women of the Moose to benefit the Nurses Scholarship Fund. Tickets will be available at the door.

Linde Stark Harald W Swart Moore Club Miss Swart Tri-Hi-Y Gym Club Beaverettes Women of the Moose

Club 15 Members Meet With Mrs B Leek

Mrs Bryce Leek of R BD 1 hosted Club 15 on Tuesday evening at her home. The birthday of Mrs Flossie Fosburgh was celebrated with a group gift. Prizes went to Mrs Henry Fosburgh, Mrs Laurence McCray, Mrs George Rhodes, and Mrs WM Gates.

Bryce Leek R. BD. 1 Club 15 Flossie Fosburgh Henry Fosburgh Laurence McCray George Rhodes WM Gates

Cinla Egeman Guest Speaker At Lutheran Group Meeting

The Lutheran Church Women of St. Pauls held a Tuesday evening meeting at the church with Mrs. George Gould leading devotions and Mrs. Irwin Ahl in charge. Miss Cinla Ageman from Corry Area High School spoke about Turkey, answered questions, and her stories highlighted family and religion. An artificial birthday cake held the offertings as dainty refreshments followed, with plans announced for Lent services, coffee hours, a March 1 dinner for District 1 Luther League members, and the Eastier breakfast, with Mrs. George Rhodes hosting the next gathering at her East street home for Mrs. Henry Fosburghs birthday.

Lutheran Church Women of Elof Dahl Eastier Cinla Ageman Corry Area Tumi Turkey Thomas Pierotti Milton Cherry Clarence Eld Earl Bailey Ben McCray

Pink Confetti Pie Recipe by Mrs. Fred Wilson Jr

A reader submitted Pink Confetti Pie recipe with ingredients including egg whites sugar almonds cherries and vanilla. Steps describe beating eggs folding confectioners sugar into whipped cream then folding into the almond cherry mixture and chilling in a graham cracker crust. The copy includes garbled repeats and instruction to send recipes to The Corry Journal.

Mrs Fred Wilson Jr the Corry Journal

Mrs. L. T. Cady Hosts Golden Links Session

Mrs. L. T. Cady hosted the Golden Links Sunday School class at her East South street home. Devotions were led by Mrs. Bryan Stowe with a Bible quiz directed by Mrs. Charles Amy and a social coffee and cherry dessert portion. Special guests included Mrs. Clifford Buesink and Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom, with the next meeting planned March 10 at Mrs. Amy’s Worth street home.

Tghteen Golden Links First Methodist Church L. T. Cady East South Street Bryan Stowe A. C. Barton Charles Amy Cady Stephen Brooks George Gordon Worth Street Amy

Rotary Club Hosts Scout Executive Albright

Scout executive Soana Rotarians Hear AlDrigat oF sore, Washington Trail Council, guest speaker at the Rotary Club dinner in the Moose Club Colonial Room. He discussed scouting, its centennial celebration, and praised local Boy Scouts and teachers for their efforts. remarks by Robert Greenwalt and Newell Beckwith highlighted outdoor activity and local scouting leadership. A board meeting was announced for today at noon.

Tichara AlDrigat Sore Washington Trail Council of Boy Scouts Rotary Club Moose Club Joseph Seitz Albright Robert Greenwalt Erie Newell Beckwith George Andersen Dan Beckwith John James Seitz Elmer A. Ortner Carl Triola

Mrs Lester Lopus Fellowship Hosts Meeting

The Ladies Fellowship of First Baptist Church met at Mrs Lester Lopus home on East Frederick Street with 18 members attending. Eva Kepler led the group, Lucille Kimmy reviewed Prophecy Today by J Dwight Penter, and dessert was served. The next gathering will be March 4 at Mrs Evelyn Stroup’s R D 3 home.

Lester Lopus Ladies Fellowship The First Baptist Church East Frederick Street Aurelia Cosma Claude Stearns Eva Kepler Lucille Kimmy J. Dwight Pentercost Miss Kepler Cecil Messenger Ann Fenton Ernest Carlson Evelyn Stroup

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