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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1961
Page
3
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A scanned AP feature profiles Virgil Rusk and his wife Mrs. Rusk son and three children. It covers her background, marriage at a California college, and the couple’s life with their sons David Richard and Peter, noting her Bostonian roots and Rusk’s government career and Rockefeller Foundation work.
Maury Janeé Hilbstrom Allegheny College editor reviews Lawrence Durrell The Alexandria Quartet. The piece analyzes four interdependent novels focusing on Alexandria city as central character, varying narrators, themes of modern love, and Durrells linguistic style.
The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting elects Mrs Guy Hayes as president for the year with Mrs Mix as vice president and Mrs Carl Marsh as secretary and treasurer. Mrs Marsh hosted a Thursday meeting after a baked luncheon for members and three guests including Mrs Jack Fair.
An April wedding is planned by Miss Sandra Louise Culbertson and David A. Coutt of this city. Announcement by the bride elect’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Culbertson of Corry and the groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Kelly of Orlando Fla. Culbertson is a 1958 Corry Area High School graduate. Coutt attended Memorial High School in Orlando, served in the U S Navy and works for Corry Jamestown Corp.
The Conel way PTA will host a 8 o clock Tuesday evening January 17 at the school. A well rounded program features Die Festliche Sang er directed by John Rossbacher, plus ceramics weaving and painting exhibits. Creators will answer questions and a social with refreshments follows.
The text emphasizes reading order for a set of books, noting Justine and Mount Olive can be read independently yet benefits from following the sequence. It discusses aging for its own sake and the importance of conveying meaning through the works.
The Women Guild for Christian Service of the Reformed Church installed new officers led by presiding officer Mrs. Merley Holthouse. Officers include Delbert King vice president, Bernard Nueons secretary, John Heil treasurer, and other circle presidents. candlelight installation followed a piano tribute and prayers. Refreshments served to 89 attendees.
The Women's Auxiliary of the YMCA will meet Monday evening January 16 at 8 in the all purpose room. Mrs. L. O. Nichols will discuss china painting and demonstrate making and painting costume jewelry. Her work has been shown at the Amillary bazaar and the Art and Hobby Show. An important business session will include a report from the special projects committee.
The January calendar lists events across several groups including YMCA Ladies Auxiliary gatherings at the building with speaker Mrs K Nichols at 4 p.m. and various church circles at Park Street Grange Hall and TOOF Hull. Other items include a Fifth session golf tournament at 2 40 p.m. WCTU meeting, and multiple devotional and class events at Presbyterian Westminster Circle Odd Fellows, Rebekah Lodge, and Methodist Doreas Class, plus all-day meetings of Woman's Relief Corps and Spencer Ladies Aid with related meals and service projects.
The Corry Journal stands as the sole outlet delivering full local coverage for Corry and nearby areas, offering comprehensive reporting, breaking updates, and community features not found elsewhere.
A Baker Firm study outlines Corry city finances facing growth needs. It notes debt limits and tax impacts for a 1960s to 1980 projection, urging intensified local growth, phased street and building projects, and early planning with the school district and public agencies.
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