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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1967
Page
5
Readable fragments describe political turmoil in China with references to Maoist factions and regional influences. Mentions Liu’s rise and pressures on officials, possible purge actions, and a report of arrests and violence in several cities.
Diane Ahl and Howard Burdick wed February 4 at St Thomas the Apostle Church in a 1 am Nuptial Mass. Officiated by Rev Leon Doleski, with red and white gladioli adorning the altar. Bride daughter of Frederick W Abl and Mrs Abl of 49 Chestnut Street Titusville. Groom son of Harold Burdick and Mrs Burdick of Titusville. Reception for 200 at VFW Post with red and white decor. Couples home at 216 North Perry Titusville.
Buxtas McMitchael notes the Golden Agers program titled Love with Rev DuBois as speaker discussing Benjamin Franklin in three life phases printer and entrepreneur Philadelphia and his many places. Babysitting helpers named and volunteers served sandwiches cookies and coffee. The next meeting is February 18.
Seventeen members and three guests attended Monday evening's Columbus Grange meeting in the Columbus Community Building with Lawrence Miller presiding. David Curtis read legislative communications and articles from the Pennsylvania State Grange News. Walter Hill's color slides highlighted trips to Washington and other locales as the group prepared for a February 27 dues dinner. A break in at a local store involved a rear-door safe entry by unknown individuals later reported.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church met Monday evening with president Mrs. Dale Hammerlee in charge. Plans for a March Lenten tea led by Mrs. Helen Brydon were announced along with a film on world religions shown by Mrs. Walter W. Filkland. Thirty three members and two guests attended, served by the Esther Circle in Fellowship Hall. Smiley Burnette Dies In Encino Comic Western star, long a film favorite, dies at age unknown.
Mrs Maurice Gjertsen won the first award in the Moose Women hat show staged last evening by the Women of the Moose at the Moose Lodge. Second place went to Mrs Donald Carter with Florence Caster and Philip Halfast tied for third. Bertha McMichael served as mystery judge. Senior regent Mrs Roy Hamilton led the regular business session. Attendance prize went to Mrs Robert Markle and a special award to Mrs Harold Schaefer.
An open house for Mr and Mrs Arthur Barton at 47 Exsex Street will run Sunday from 1 to 5 pm to mark their 54th wedding anniversary. YMCA Auxiliary meeting features films Carving Magic and Glowing Buffets led by Tony Bauerlein and Robert Cootes with Joseph Sarnicki. Swift and Loblaws sponsors. Also notes a Valentine dinner by Connie's bowling team, Spring Creek Township PTA film on venereal disease, and Handicapped Adult Association meeting.
YEW Post home and all are urged to attend. Featured a speaker will be Harry Probst of Erie, United Cerebral Palsy director. Mrs. Henry Davis Sr. returned from Hamot Hospital after surgery and is recuperating at 127 Third Avenue. Harold Shaffer announces Odd Fellows and Rebekahs meet at Meadville Odd Fellows Home Sunday at 2:90 pm to discuss the annual chicken barbecue. The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Arden Earls' home with Lyan Miller as speaker on The EUB Story. Dessert served. March 14 session set for Mrs Marvin McCray’s home.
The Lutheran Church Women met at the church on Wednesday with Mrs. George Gould presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. Theodore Welms before Elmer A. Ortner introduced Maria deCouto, a Corty Area High School exchange student from Portugal. deCouto shared slides on Portugal’s customs and education, comparing life in Portugal and the United States. Her American mother, Mrs. Robert Davidson, attended. Hostesses were Rachel Circle members.
Corry Area 4 H Horse and Pony Club met recently at Alfred Aikens home. Jeri Aiken led saddle cleaning and Richard Ladd discussed western saddles. Linda May spoke on bits, Joyce Messenger on saddle blankets, and Frances Hornick on saddle storage. Leaders included Mrs. Aikens and Mrs. Merrill Wade with Miss Sharon Messenger. Thirty three members attended. Next session February 21 at Miss Sharon Messenger’s home.
Readers share DIY kitchen tips and crafts from powder skim milk cottage cheese to pretty writing paper with a sewing machine. Letters praise Heloise for practical hints from grandmothers and generations of experience, plus fan letters on memories and organization.
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