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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
5
Doubtful OCR reads like a fragment about a doctor, illness, or event around medical matters. No clear person, place, date, or outcome.
Ned and Mary Johnston and their daughters Melanie Rae and Shellie Jane have bought the former Laura Williams property at 310 East South Street in Corry and plan to become permanent residents. Ned is a Prudential Insurance district agent, Mary is active in church and hospital auxiliary work, and the family plans home redecorating and outdoor activities including hiking and fishing. They are well integrated into the community and intend active civic participation.
Attendees include Ivy Bewley and Lyle Bewley of Spartansburg at Harbor Lights Ladies Aid gathering held yesterday in the Cheltons' R.BD. 1 home. Twelve members and families shared a noon tureen dinner and devotions on New Things for the New Year. Officers elected for the year: Mrs. Chelton president, Mrs. Fralick vice president, Mrs. Fralick secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Lindstrom chaplain, plus Mrs. Reynolds publicity chair and others named to fill roles.
The Women of the Moose Mo averaging planning last night at the Moose Club with Mrs. Kenneth Yoder as chair. Plans for the annual Sweetheart Ball on February 15 at the club were announced, with Mrs. Stanley Bailey as general chair and others as ticket, decorations, and publicity chairs. Proceeds will support the WOTM Nurses' Scholarship Fund. A chair donation to Corry Memorial Hospital was approved. The next meeting is January 16 with a district meeting at Union City Moose home.
Dr Truman G Yuncker 72 curator at Depauw University died Wednesday in Greencastle Ind He was professor emeritus of botany and bacteriology and served as vice president of the Botanical Society of America The article notes committees naming flower and friendship quilt winners and a February 6 session at the Lindstrom home.
Mrs Charles Daniels hosted a stork shower for Mrs Milton Engle of Lakewood New York with cohostess Mrs Dennis Rockafellow. Pink and blue decor centered on a cradle topped cake. Prizes were won by Marian Rockafellow Theodore Seaman and the guest of honor. out of town guest Mrs Bessie Rollender attended along with several local guests.
Mr and Mrs Reed Every of Guttenburg announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Ann Every to Philip Dean Leek son of Mr and Mrs Bryce Leek of Rod The couple lists Sharon s education at St Mary s School Guttenburg Humboldt Institute Minneapolis and current employment with Northwest Airlines Chicago He is employed by Delta Airlines in Chicago The couple plans an April wedding
The general meeting of the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church met at the church Wednesday evening with hostesses from the church groups. Mrs Merle Page, president, led the session. Devotions were given by Mrs Waller Rath, Miss Marian Smith, and Mrs Kenneth Tatvey.
Recipe by Mrs Clifford Bugsink yields a light orange gelatin dish. Ingredients include apricot juice pineapple juice apricots pineapple chunks and a beaten egg with sugar butter and whipped cream. Mix boil cool set firm spread on salad and garnish with chopped nuts.
The Ruth Circle hosted by Mrs. Harry Moehkiss at 30 West Congress Street met Tuesday evening with plans for the February 10 church WSCS meeting and January 27 study classes led by Mrs. Walter Gilliland. The Mary Circle gathered at Mrs. H W Parker’s West Smith Street home with 18 members and guests, conducting devotions on Faith Hope and Love and a program on Missions in India presented by Mrs. Walter Gilliland and others.
The ntisues committee of the Clymer Chapter of American Field Service seeks a host family for a community exchange student for the week of February 29. Miss Olga Remy of Belgium will attend school in Amherst and stay with a local family. Eugene Steyn from Union of South Africa will later spend a week in Williamsville. Hosts should contact Mrs. Frank Baker promptly.
Members of Laays'rank lin Rebekah Lodge gathered at the OOF Hall for an all day meeting. A tureen dinner was served at noon by Mrs. Glenn Gates and Mrs. Louis Auer. Afternoon business followed with no officers elected. Loveland as president chaired the session.
The Columbus PTA plans a Tune Day event at a Columbus school with speaker Peter DeGerlando. Refreshments via committee led by Mrs. Lowell Fargo, with local notices from Waynesburg and Corry Grange activities and a request for readers to send recipes to Today's Recipe feature.
Emily Fahey of Scotia New York had her first haircut at 97 despite family protests. She explained the hair was so long and ragged at the ends that she decided to cut part of it off and had her hair trimmed and set in short locks with curled-under bangs in front.
In St Louis County a thief drained 1,228 gallons of gasoline from two large underground storage tanks at a suburban service station. Police reported the theft used a tank truck and two pumps, highlighting patience as a factor in the crime.
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