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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1968
Page
5
A fragmented OCR text references Donald R and Sterling Masters with vague mentions of abduction, February events, a sister, and theft across a month. Details are too incomplete to identify names, places, or concrete actions beyond implied kidnapping and theft.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an ogre related item with a semi finished egg and a Tuesday date. No clear event, person, or organization available to identify a coherent news item.
Corry Chapter of the Eastern Star outlines a banquet on Wednesday at the Hotel Corry to honor Mrs Dorothy Robison worthy grand matron of Pennsylvania. A 5 90 reception precedes at 5 90 p m with a business session at 8 p m at the YMCA. Several officers and committee members are named, and many CBS chapters from area cities are expected. The first Presbyterian Church Women’s Association met Wednesday with devotions and new circle chairmen appointed for Bible Study Mission Program Study and Fellowship circles.
The Rebecca Circle of the Lutheran Church met at the church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Harold Jackson led the business meeting and announced a congregational meeting on January 14 following services. A tureen dinner will follow, with attendees to bring their own table service.
Kathleen Babcock recalls a grandmother's memory of her first love. The conversation reveals how a youthful romance shaped lifelong views on love, memory, and the value of shared joy. The grandmother explains why memories endure and the impact of that first feeling on later life.
The Ladies fellowship of the First Baptist Church held its January meeting at the church with a tureen supper for 17 members. Mrs Linendell opened the meeting with singing, Miss Cosma led, and devotionals were given by Mrs Hall. Committees were named and prayer partners chosen. the February meeting will also feature a tureen supper.
Corry area historical society plans a Tuesday 7:30 pm election of new officers in the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. President Frank Grice says the session will feature officer elections and an interesting program, urging all members to attend.
Warden J. E. B. Baker ordered that prisoners be called residents rather than inmates in the state penitent iary according to the prison magazine. The change aims to shift the language used for those housed there.
Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church met with 14 members at Mrs. Henry Fosburgh's home. They urged attendance at a Week of Prayer and announced January visitation duties. Program notes included poetry and articles on New Year themes. Martha Circle met at Dale Hammerlee's with Hubert Vaughn presenting Japan insights. Ruth Circle hosted by Mrs. Henry Rockman discussed New Year relations and February visits to shut-ins and WSCS church meeting. Esther Circle convened at Mrs. William Rodemoy-...
A parade of short items covers guest speakers at Wright school PTA and Columbus Elementary PTA, a Golden Age Club meeting at the YMCA, naval mothers club gathering, and church activities. Also notes holiday visitors, a nursing hospital tea, and a farewell for Rev Dubois, with several other community notices and a medical surgery update.
About 300 university students in Addis Ababa hanged President Johnson in effigy and chanted anti American slogans while waiting for Vice President Humphrey to speak. Signs blamed U.S. Vietnam policy as he met Emperor Haile Selassie, canceling plans to address the students. Humphrey later spoke after a major address criticizing aid cuts and pledging to bring the case for more foreign aid to the American people.
Reader tips cover egg slicer use to cut pimento into perfect slivers for salads canapes and decorations. Also craft belt stiffening from plastic, protective bow sleeves, nail polish bottle touch ups and ammonia cleans combs plus thrift ideas for preserving pimentos and repurposing aluminum foil for plant trays.
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