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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1967
Page
5
Mrs. George Peck and Mrs. Hubert Heerlein hostesses plan a Thursday 1 p.m. luncheon bridge at the Hotel Corry with reservations due by Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Charles Schimonsky of Ambridge announce the engagement of their daughter Rhonda to Ronald Warren Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Warren Johnson of Corry. Rhonda is a senior at the University of Pittsburgh in secondary education. Ronald is a Pitt senior majoring in electrical engineering. The couple plans an April wedding.
Evening program at Corry Area Historical Society features Neva Parker color film "Historical Points of Erie County" with 7 30 start in the undercroft Church. Reservations may be made with Arvilla Hirsch or Mrs Helen Nicely per publicity chair Mary Lou Harcourt. Frank Grice invites all members and interested persons.
A collage of reader tips covers wax removal with a hair dryer, egg slicing methods, sock mending with iron on tape, window privacy with lace mats, drying scarves clipped on clotheslines, repurposing a wastebasket as a magazine holder, lipstick usage with a swab, and candy storage in pill bottle caps.
At a Columbus gathering of the Home Extension group ten members and seven children attended. Mrs Harold Curtis and Mrs Emory Morton led Crewel embroidery instruction at the home of Mrs Curtis.
A group of friends gathered Friday evening for a house warming party at 496 Shady avenue for Mr and Mrs Clare Measel. Thirty five guests enjoyed visiting cards punch and refreshments. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Quentin McCray and Mr and Mrs Elof Dahl assisted by Mrs John Weis and Misses Judy and Janet Measel. The couple received two gifts and a purse for money.
A bridal shower for Miss Nancy Clark daughter of Mrs Alaria Clark and the late Percy Clark of Colebrook New Hampshire took place at Bayles Restaurant R D 3. She will wed David J Frontera March 1. Guests included coworkers from Elgin Electronics Inc plus Mrs Betty Green and others.
Sparta Grange held its annual dues dinner at the Grange Hall with members and guests. Rev. Louis Hewitt entertained with magic tricks while Duane, Bernie, Harry and Brent Fralick sang. The charter was draped in memory of Blythe Rose who died February 5. Crawford County Pomona Grange plans a March 1 meeting with Randolph Grange and a February 25 class will receive first and second degrees.
A Friendship quilt was started and will be finished at the March 8 session when members meet for a tureen dinner.
Judy Bigelow was chosen queen of the Sweetheart Ball, escorted by Michael Butchko, from nine candidates. First runner up Susan Elmquist and second runner up Judy Mitchell completed the court, with Edward Kovach hosting and Miss Mary Sproveri placing the crown. Judges from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York attended as music by the Raiders complemented the charity event.
Sheriff says Paul Torrie a 19 year old Crowder College student from Brooklyn NY is charged with arson and held for 2500 bond after two young witnesses reported a fire being set in a hay truck behind the Newton County Historical Museum. Investigators plan to probe past fires plaguing Neosho since last fall.
A catalog of businesses and shops includes Woolworth's Rossin's Sea's Drugs Katherine's Triangle Ritz Restaurant Grice Jewelers Dean Phipps Murphy's Maxine's A. M. Litz Karen's Gift Shop Evans Corry Floral Gardens and D'Arcy Studio.
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