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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1961
Page
5
Home cooks can turn an ash dish into a fancy entree with a halibut casserole. The recipe blends onions butter flour milk olives and blue cheese then bakes halibut steaks until tender and top with remaining cheese for a savory result.
Corry Area High School announces the Junior Class Play The Very Opposite Sex set for March 2 and 3 in the CAHS auditorium directed by Philip Legis with Paula Meerdink as student rector. Cast includes Jim Roberts Larry Smith Ray Griswold Cathy Downey Darrell Dietsch Connie Messenger Pauline Lita Judy Wiggers Marilyn Dale Judy Gentlman Pat Shamburg Art Tarbell Mickey Johnson Bill Roehrig Lorrie Lindstrom Ronnie Hajee Nancy Mong Diane Smith Hiram Daley Ronnie Hunt Margaret Marrs Kathy Rafferty.
The First Baptist Church hosted a Valentine themed evening for the Men’s Brotherhood Ladies Fellowship Faithl owship Bethany Bible Class and Bere B Society with 60 adults present. Rev William Carter spoke as guest, greetings by Harold Randall, devotional by Mrs Arvind Burrows, prayers by Mrs Murray Raymond, music led by Ralph Austin and Mrs Porter, and refreshments served by Mrs Stearns committee. Birthdays of Mrs John Bosak and Rev and Mrs DeBoer were honored.
Eleven members of the Mary-Martha Class of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening in the church basement for a monthly social. A tureen dinner was served at 6 with a Valentine motif. Prizes were won by Mrs. Vanderhoff and Mrs. Wallace. Next meeting is March 16 with location to be announced.
Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois told interviewers personal income taxes could fall to 4 percent if employment remains high into May. He warned a continued recession into mid-summer would justify starting a public works program and cutting corporation taxes.
The Catholic Daughters of America hosted a Valentine’s Day Card Party with canasta and samba games, a sub-teens style show by Evans’ dress shop, and prize drawings including a $50 bond and two $25 bonds won by Mrs. Peter Gravis Mrs. Thomas Saxton and Ray. Prizes at each table and heart shaped refreshments were served under general chair Mrs O Dougherty.
A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Tennies of R D 4 Union City. A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Sullivan of 224 Mead Avenue.
St Elizabeth's Guild members met at the rectory after Lenten devotions to plan a St Patrick's Day card party and a style show by Bennet's. The public event will be Monday evening the 20th at the Mose home with reservations through several listed guild members, and Rev Cyril Kronz led prayers to close the session.
Corry Grange invites a large attendance for Monday evening February 20 at 8 30 in Grange Hall Park Street with Donald Wharton guest speaker. Wharton formerly a Corry student, who spent last summer in France, will headline the session and lunch provisions have been solicited.
Mrs Harold Carr hosted 28 Dorcas Glass members of the First Methodist Church after the Ash Wednesday service. Miss Ruth Dahlstrand led devotional and presented Heart's Garden with flannelgraph. Miss Lois McCray, president, led the business session and a $29 offering replaced the annual tea. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Glady McCloskey.
Garry Bridge Association held its weekly event at the VFW Post with Master level play. Winners included Dr Robert Teruel and Tod Mujoson, Warren duo James Vilone and A Scalise, and MIS Jared Kintey. second places tied for 12 with Mrs Robert Curtis and Mrs Euland Harvey plus Mrs Arthur Pledger and Mrs Gerald Lane. A charity master event follows to benefit Mental Health. refreshments to be served.
Mrs Virginia Diemer and Mrs Zuella McElroy will entertain for the next meeting on March 15. Mrs Gertrude Parker also to assist in hosting duties and refreshments.
A Sabena Belgians Airlines Boeing 707 crashed near Brussels airport killing 73 aboard including 18 U S skaters headed for world championships and 42 other Americans. US consulate leads identification as relatives decide if bodies are shipped home. Belgian inquiry points to possible electrical hydraulic system fault. First officer reported all okay fifteen minutes before the crash.
A baby girl named Terry Lynn Wood survived a crash when her car was struck by a moving Wabash Railroad train near a crossing, becoming wedged between the diesel engine and tender. Her mother, Mrs Charles, was injured and hospitalized. the train was traveling about 50 miles per hour.
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