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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1964
Page
5
Anna Judge turns 90 with a Sunday home party at 4034 North Second Avenue hosted by friends. Guests shared refreshments, gifts, and Judge danced a jig and sang humorous songs to prove she remains young at heart.
The YMCA Women's Auxiliary gathered in the association building with 53 members present. Guest speaker Mrs. Robert Tunnell shared a vivid account of her trip to England, while President Mrs. Allen Dahlstrand led the business session and devotions by Mrs. William Leaby centered on The Prodigal Son. New members welcomed included Mrs. Glenn Palmer Mrs. Gerald Staples Mrs. James Shar Tow Mrs. Matthew Ladika Mrs. Robert Tunnell and Mrs. Ernest McMichael. Hospitality volunteers served cherry dessert and coffee. Next meeting March 1ih features Library Week program by Mrs. George Gould.
President Johnson allowed Hat Corp. of America to market an LB hat, a modified Texans five gallon style. Charles H. Salesky, president of Hat Corp., designed the smaller cowboy hat based on the ten gallon concept.
The Corry Grange met last night in the Grange Hall with John Decker presiding. A home economics demonstration on making party favors was announced for tomorrow afternoon. Decker led an entertainment quiz, as the serving table featured George Washington birthday decor with Mrs. Bertha Darwin and Miss Frances assisting.
A reader share of a hearty recipe uses 2 pounds cold lean roast beef 4 medium baked potatoes 2 medium onions 1 green pepper. Mix with beef gravy and bake at 250 degrees for 1 hour. Use leftovers if available and do not skin the potatoes. Send favorite recipes to The Corry Journal for publication.
Sperry and Mrs. Maud Bennink served cherry pie coffee and tea. The committee for the next meeting includes Oscar Lindstrom UT Sorenson and Roy Swart. Members are asked to bring coupons. The next meeting is slated for March.
Winners of the Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 poetry contest for St Edward's School students were announced by Mrs Robert Sanders grand regent Division 1 with four five six grades first Margaret Frisina second Patricia Waltus third Mary Ann Dominessy Division 2 first Mary Jane Walsh second Mary Popovich third Lana Knowlton Judge Agnes Lynch with Mrs Mary E Sears and Misses assisting
Twenty five new members will be welcomed into the Catholic Daughters of America court in a ceremony at the VIW Post home. The John F Kennedy class will be initiated with an 2 p.m. reception and 5:30 p.m. dinner in Steenschool auditorium. The document lists many local members and committees, plus notes a new Women for Decency program and thanks from Warren State Hospital and several aging services.
Kiwanis committees connected with the recent Kiwanis Club show were outlined at a Moose Club Colonial Room gathering. Rev William Seitz Jr and his team won the ticket selling contest. Capt John Edeen was farewelled as he leaves the Salvation Army. Ronald Thompson of Beneficial Loan attended as a guest. A directors meeting will follow next Monday at Fred Clark's home.
Pep band members from Corry Area High School held a tobogganing gathering on Pleidilli Hill at 2 p.m. with invited guests. They enjoyed sledding and box jo activities before moving to Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus for lunch arranged by band officers Ray Ball and William Minor. Max Ben-
A son was born Sunday morning at Meadville City Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Turner with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Cliff Edwards of Corry. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Cox of Elgin at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Albert Amoroso of 1327 North Center Street at Corry Memorial. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs William Burch of 520 West Smith.
Twelve members of the Mett ter Club met at the home of Mrs Porter Auer on East Congress street with Miss Virginia Auer as hostess Current events were stated at roll call The president Miss Ann Baressi led a routine business meeting Mrs Elmer Ortner presented a program on Ireland including her Cork-born father and a review of The Heat of the Day by Elizabeth Bowen The hostess served cherry pie ice cream coffee and tea Mrs Travers Stohlberg will entertain the club next.
Barbara and Leah Daley and Cheryl Sturgis of the entertainment committee oversaw games and contests while a gift certificate was presented to the rink by band members.
Hazleton Pennsylvania crowd reports three monoxide fumes from a station wagon returning from Bethlehem Steel. Retallick Argust 58 died. Thomas Sheridan 39, Louis Marconi 41, both Hazleton residents hospitalized. five others treated at home. Driver William Buchman and four passengers ceased after detecting fumes. two men collapsed after being dropped off.
Funeral notices list services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Henry E Vaughan’s service is Wednesday at 2 p m. visitation at Bracken Funeral Home Monday 7 to 9 p m and Tuesday 8 to 9 p m. Mary H Lockwood’s service is Thursday at 11 a m. interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. visitation Tuesday 7 to 9 p m and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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