Aged-rate query hints at a crime linked to Olivier network
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a death tied to a movie network and a crime case. Names dates and locations are unreadable, leaving a sparse outline of an incident connected to Olivier.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1968
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a death tied to a movie network and a crime case. Names dates and locations are unreadable, leaving a sparse outline of an incident connected to Olivier.
The Corry Chapter Eastern Star hosted a winter social with a dinner two receptions and a business meeting honoring Dorothy Robison of Albion as worthy grand matron. Attendees included Harry Brock and Theo dore Swanson with many grand officers from multiple towns. A second YMCA reception featured chairmen Willard Gibson and George Gould and program “Our American Heritage” while a January family dinner was announced for January 21 at the First Presbyterian Church Geneva Circle.
Members and guests enjoyed a four table Howell session at 600 Wayne Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly. Winners included the Beverlys 63 percent and F. H. Bartholme with 48 percent, Kinley 43 percent, and Young and Larsen 42 percent. Next week’s Master Point game is at the Corry Motor Lodge at 7:30 pm.
Members met in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge for the January session and discussed plans for the annual card party to be held March 28 at 8 p.m. General chairman is Mrs. Joseph Slike with cochairman Mrs. Edward Glacoma and a lengthy list of chairmen for prizes, tickets, decorations, dining, and publicity. A clothing demonstration followed, with refreshments served by the organizing committee.
Wheelock Community Ladies Aid met at Mrs Leland Crosscut s home for a business session led by president Mrs Wallace Mick and devotions by Mrs Harold Dougherty who spoke on New Year s Wishes A new slate includes Ronald Crosscut president Joseph McIntyre vice president and Merle Williams secretary treasurer The group then mapped activities for the year Salad was served The next meeting is planned for February 1 at Mrs Merle Williams home In Wesleyville Pa a daughter Tammy Lynn was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Wayne Matve The former Beverly Grinder Thelma Gravis is the baby s maternal grandmother.
Joseph Frisina is Wright PTA guest speaker. YMCA Ladies Auxiliary meets at the Y to hear about the Corry Area Historical Museum at Mead Park by Frank Grice. Various church and club events are reported, including a Valentine card party and Beta Sigma Phi meeting. References to helpers, devotional leaders, and meal details accompany each item.
The Westminster Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Roger Lansberry’s West Bond Street home with 13 members present. Officers were introduced including cochairman Miss Mary Helen Curtis and Bible study leader Mrs. Kenneth Harvey. A Bible study book was discussed and upcoming church events noted, with refreshments served at the close.
The Elgin Woman's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Burrows. Mrs. Louis Hewitt opened with prayer. Miss Ruth Keep, president, conducted business. Mrs. Charles Ladd presented the lesson All In One. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Howard Ladd's. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Wetmore and Miss Ruth Keep in serving refreshments.
Ms Ann Baressi presented a talk on New Trends and Techniques in Reading to the Conelway PTA. Rev H Louis Hewitt of McCray Church led devotions and Mrs Harold Wolfe led the flag salute.
Collects reader tips on quick meal variety at drive ins household hacks for packing sandwiches waxed wooden doors sticky drawers and jammed lids. Suggests repurposing items like baby food jars styrofoam ice buckets and homemade hangers for storage and crafts.
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