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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1966
Page
5
Dear Heloise offers practical closet and grooming hacks. The note shares folding shirts by labelless worn items for easy outfit selection and edge finishing tips for T shirts. Additional advice covers pocketbook cosmetics removers and cold water washing benefits, with cautions about bleach use.
The Women of the Moose held their February meeting at the Moose Lodge with senior regent Mrs Charles Henry in charge. Harold Casler won the attendance award and Nellie Kirch the special award. Moosehaven Chapter Night is planned for March 1. A flower arranging demonstration by Corry Floral Gardens head Mrs Samuel Genco and cochairman Mrs Jessie Mason is set for the next gathering.
Otto J. Napp, 82, founder and publisher of the weekly Sykesville Post, died in Dubois Pennsylvania. He built the Post into a lasting community voice and led its operation for decades.
An informal post wedding shower and house warming honored Mr. and Mrs. James Morton of 300% Delaware Street. Hostess Lena Sawdyn hosted with attendees including Miss Susan Ross and several named ladies. Refreshments were served and gifts presented to the Mortons.
The Women’s Organization of St Thomas the Apostle Church hosted a Hair Fashion Show and George Washington Card Party at the VFW Post home. A long list of models and organizers, with Miss M Agnes Lynch as coordinator, provided patriotic decorations and musical selections.
Report of the first robin seen near Corry and Spring Creek sparked local cheer. Corry Area High School postpones winter carnival for a chili supper and dance with proceeds aiding school bands.
About thirteen members of the Mentor Club met at Miss Ann Baressi's home. The roll call used a Shakespeare quote. New member Mrs. Robert MacGregor was welcomed. Lillian Barnes and Elmer Ortner presented a Shake Speare program with historical notes and Othello. Dessert celebrated Washington's birthday. Next gathering planned for March 7 at the Barnes home.
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Wilcox of 133% West Smith Street. The mother is formerly Shirley O Day.
Women and girls are urged to pack lunches in theme decorated boxes with group singing and a cake walk for entertainment. Proceeds go to the combined choir tour fund with C. B. Stockton serving as auctioneer.
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