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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
5
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Mrs. Robert Orr entertained 12 Mentor Club members on Liberty street with a business session led by president Mrs. Travers Stohlberg. Rev H yon Leishman spoke on George Washington highlighting Washingtons religious life. Mrs. Porter Auer will host the next meeting March 6 at East Congress street.
Members of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club at the YMCA played a three table Howell session. Winners included Veo Lindsey and Florence McCray, Louis Morrow and Raymond Sandburg, Horton Davis and James Macinnes, and P. H. Bartholme with Jack Osman. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert May. Percy Coy was arrested for the Conneaut bank robbery. $6,355 recovered. Calvin Circle to host Presbyterian luncheon on March 15 with Mrs. Clyde Keith in charge. next meeting March 8 at Mrs. William Leaby’s home in East Frederick Street, combined Calvin and Covenant Circles.
Becky Morrison the Corry Area High School senior and active leader in multiple groups is chosen February Girl of the Month by the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club and will be honored at a 7:30 p m meeting at East South Street home. Also noted is the engagement of Carolyn Gay Weingard and James L Engle with plans for an April 29 wedding.
At a Rotary Club dinner meeting and Hotel Corry last evening George R. Sample chair of the local Golf Commission outlined the Corry North Hills nine hole layout plan on a 220 acre site. He said construction aims to open in May with four industrial leagues already signed. He noted plans for youth leagues a women’s program and a golf pro gram. Edward Zarger and Earle Slayton joined the club inducted by Robert Tunnell. The meeting included a directors’ session and the blessing by Rev Louis Hewitt.
The Calvin Circle of the Wo men’s Association met at Mrs. Morris Wickwire’s North Center street home with eight members present. Mrs. Walter Rath gave devotions on Troubled Times from Joy for an Amdous Age, and Mrs. J Hubert Heerlein led a program on Poverty in Africa from Poverty and Affluence. Business set plans for an April rummage sale with exact time TBA.
At Cape Kennedy two NASA leaders review interim findings from panels probing the Apollo 1 fire. Mueller and Seamans hear status reports behind closed doors as a public summary is awaited. Possible changes include breathing gas mix and hatch design for a 1967 launch.
A Boardman man Nelle A Bond was released on 3000 dollar bond after arraignment before U S Commissioner Thomas Moore on federal gambling charges. He was one of four men arrested by the FBI related to a 35000 dollar a day operation run by the Cosa Nostra with three others arrested in Buffalo New York.
The Corry Council of Republican Women held an installation dinner at the Crown Dining Room in Hotel Corry. Officers installed include E. F. Bettes as president and Jack Dundon as first vice president, with several out of town guests and two new members welcomed.
Reception for Charles Dahlstrand and David Hillstrom marks their 90th birthdays at the Ortner home hosted by Lutheran Church Women of St. Paul’s. The Erie area report lists hospital news, visits, and various church and school activities, including funds, card parties, meetings, and Market Day acknowledgments with multiple local sponsors.
Readers share simple fixes from HeLOISE column including repairing cigarette scorch marks on nylon carpets with a plastic ruler, gluing fibers, and pressing waxed paper. Also notes on repurposing torn tablecloths, creating double biscuits, and cleaning between fork tines with a pipe cleaner.
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