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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1965
Page
5
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At a Garden Room dinner in the VFW Post, the Corry Chapter of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women was organized with Miss Ina Austin elected president and officers installed. Fifty attendees heard Mrs. Raymond Pels speak on council work. Mayor Zalaneck and others offered congratulations. The charter makes this the seventh Erie County chapter.
Eighteen members of the Baptist Ladies Fellowship gathered last night at Aurelia Cosma’s 212 South Second Avenue home. Guest speaker Mrs Richard Binfeldt, a missionary from Central Republic Africa living in Mayville NY, shared a work report and native crafts.
The Rebecca Circle of St Pauls Lutheran Church met at Mrs William Hayes home with Mrs Ross Bailey as co hostess. The topic What Is Happening to Spanish Americans was presented by Mrs George Nagel with several assistants. The business session was led by chairwoman Mrs Clarence Kirch. Cards were signed and sent to several members. An annual Congregational tureen dinner and meeting is set for January 14 at In addition the Rebecca Circle will host the Lutheran Church Women meeting February 17 at 8 PM. Week of Prayer Service January 17 through 21 will be at the Presbyterian Church.
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at the Lindstrom home with cohostess Mrs. LeRoy King. Twenty members and families attended a tureen dinner at 1 p.m. Devotions were by Mrs. Ema Lindstrom and Mrs. Lewis Jewell. President Mrs. Neil Chelton led a business session where the same officers were retained. The work committee was formed.
The Dutton Public Library board met in Columbus for the initial Warren County Bookmobile visit on January 1. It will be at Columbus Elementary School in the morning and at Dean School from 2 to 4 p.m. New officers were elected: Warlo Morris president, Clifton Tressler vice president, Jordan Christensen secretary, Basil Pokosh treasurer. Georgia Coyle and Jerry Archibald attended as Warren County library leaders.
The Women’s Relief Corps auxiliary met with 22 members for an all day session at Corry Grange Hall. Officers were installed including president Mrs Joseph Genttilman and senior vice president Mrs Wesley Willis with a noon tureen dinner served by local members. The charter was draped for late Mrs Jennie Akam and Eva Dundon won the special award. Next meeting set for January 11 at the Grange Hall.
Appointed officers include Mrs. Louis Sexton as chairwoman with Mrs. Jewis Allen and Mrs. Ethel Chelton. Home economics chair is Mrs. John Lindstrom, assisted by Mrs. LeRoy King, Mrs. Lyle Chelton, and Mrs. Rupert Morris. Mrs. Ema Lindstrom, recipient of the friendship garland, will host the next session at her rural route one home with help from Mrs. John Lindstrom.
Mrs. Claude Ayers of iherty street left Wednesday for Los Alamos New Mexico to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Willam Sample. Mrs Sample was scheduled for surgery this morning at Los Alamos Medical Center. Mrs Paul Fox relocated to Toledo Ohio and was honored at a farewell party with 20 coworkers from Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corporation. Roy Reed Edward Crapser and George Taylor spoke at the dinner. Mrs Fox received a gift. Films of the Alaskan earthquake were shown by Mrs William Burgess. Arrangements by Mrs Albert Wotus. Lloyd Orrell to host an all night gospel sing February 19 at 8 pm at Scottish Rite Cathedral New Castle. Contact Larry Vanderhoot for details. Lois Moravek left for Largo Florida to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Clair Pierce. Mrs Pierce recently fractured her arm and Lois will assist and seek temporary work, returning mid April. Quote of the day Tolstoi states unhappy families differ in their misfortune.
Funeral services for Clyde Hall will be at Bracken Funeral Home Sunday at 2 30 p m with calling hours Friday 7 9 p m and Saturday 2 4 and 7 9 p m. Charles W Bemis to be buried at Sanford Cemetery near Bear Lake with services Monday at St George Funeral Home at 2 p m and calling hours Saturday and Sunday. Hoyt Bessie Robbins to be honored Monday at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m with visiting hours 2 4 and 7 9 p m on prior days and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Edward B Hanjes of Los Altos announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Virginia Hanjes to Mark Savko Jr son of Mr and Mrs Mark Savko of 40 North Street Columbus. Readily identified graduates and a June wedding plan conclude the notice.
Parents with children in college or paying their own way would gain a tax deduction up to 1000 dollars per student under a bill by Senator Hugh Scott Republican Pennsylvania. The proposal also offers a similar deduction for students financing their own education.
The Women of the Moose at the Moose Lodge discussed plans for the annual Sweetheart Ball to be held February 13 in the Moose ballroom. Mrs. Howard Munsee is general chairman with Mrs. William Prine as cochairman.
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Stockton of Columbus. Mrs Stockton, the former Charlotte Smith, welcomed the baby in a local hospital birth noted by the community.
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