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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary text describes a rescue operation involving a well collapse. Names, exact locations, and coherent actions are unreadable, with distorted phrases about a shepherd’s offspring and a tunnel noted but not clearly described.
Society Editor Beavis McMicHare reports a Sunday ceremony at Mercyhurst College Erie honoring Vincent Price the actor art collector and Sears art presenter. Price lectured at Technical Memorial High School and displayed part of the 35000 Sears Vincent Price art collection at the Erie Art Center.
The Dorcas Class of the First Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Virginia Diemer with 17 members present. Devotions were led by Miss Louise Williams and business by Mrs. Henry Rockman. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Ruth Rieck and Mrs. Rockman. The next meeting is planned March 15 at Mrs. Merle McIntyre’s home.
Club 15 met at Mrs. Wa tus West Washington Street home honoring Mrs. Noble Kent on her birthday with a money gift. Awards went to Mrs. Burton Mrs. Wascak Mrs. Comitz and Mrs. Rhodes. Next session March 14 at Mrs. Wascak’s Hatch Street home for Mrs. Henry Fosburgh’s birthday. Covenant Circle of the First Presbyterian Church hosted by Mrs. Chris Christensen at Wright Street with dessert and devotion. Next meeting time and place to be announced. Neighborhood Club at Mrs. Crowell’s Duane Street home. awards to Mrs. Young Mrs. Loveland and Miss Culver. Next host Mrs. East on North Center Street. Herbert Hawley of R. D. 3 recovering after surgery at Union City Memorial Hospital. Rev. Hunsberger to begin a new weekly series on God’s Plan of the Ages at Evangelical United Brethren Church each Thursday at 7:30 with chart visuals. Columbus Elementary School sixth graders crafted 72 Valentine favors for Corry Memorial Hospital patients plus a centerpiece and a volunteer desk doll. Mrs. Mary Matson hosted at East Frederick Street.
The Mary-Martha Class of First Presbyterian Church opened its session with a moment of silent prayer honoring a former member, Mrs. [name omitted], during an evening gathering of church members.
Twenty five nurses, teachers and friends of Miss Eva Kepler gathered in the Gate Room of Hotel Corry to honor her retirement after 35 percent years as a nurse in the Corry Area Schools. She plans a month long Florida trip, basing in St. Petersburg, visiting the state. A purse of money was presented to the honoree. EUB Tureen Supper Event Of Last Evening at the Evangeli cal United Brethren Church featured the first quarter fellowship supper with 80 attendees.
The Corry Bridge Association held a Master Point game at the Corry Motor Lodge with six tables. Charles Miller and Veo Lindsey tied for top with 53 percent, followed by Lou Wallace Jamestown and D. L. Vetera Warren at 53 percent.
A baby shower hosted by Mrs. LaVerne Lindsey at R. D. 1 honored Mrs. Gary Sylvia Munsee of Grove Street. Blue decor and a decorated shower cake featured. games awarded to Miss Christine Anderson and several homemakers. Mayor Gets 0,000 Per Boston The City Council doubled the mayor's salary to 40 000 a year starting next year.
Erie Playhouse adds Friday and Saturday shows February 17 and 18 due to standing room only and long waiting list. President E. E. Greene says no further extensions beyond these two. tickets cost 3.50 and are sold at the box office or by phone 899 7008.
The column shares home hacks from readers including removing feet from worn electric skillets to create a sturdy, long lasting cooking pan. Other tips include vinegar for hand slickness from perms, using nylon net for washing lettuce and draining pasta, and tips for sewing buttons and rug repairs.
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