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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
5
Business and Professional Women hosted an after Christmas card party and fashion show at the Moose Club. More than 200 attendees braved cold winds, showcasing knit outfits and unique accessories while supporting a scholarship fund and civic projects.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held a January meeting led by Vice President Mrs McKnight with devotion by Mrs Irvin Young and Mrs Russell Clark. James Wells showed a film on Medical Missions and introduced the study course Christian Issues in Southern Asia starting January 17 at 7 pm. Planning for the 25th anniversary and Week of Prayer events were discussed along with a family night dinner on January 30 prepared by the Martha Circle. Sunset Auxiliary reports 69 members. Mary Circle hosted refreshments. Next meeting is February 10 at the church.
A long roster of organizers and supporters is cited for a successful event. Names include Mrs. James Keppel, Mrs. Clifford Legters, Mrs. John Bosak, Miss Elizabeth Colson, Mrs. Mary Gates, and many others. Clara Hill served as general chairman with Keppel Tiffany as cochairman.
Corry Area High School performers led a strong showing at the Northwest District High School chorus event held at Conneaut Valley High School. Jerry Kennedy and David Stohlbern earned top tenor honors, with Corry placing two singers in position seven and several others highly rated across soprano and tenor sections. The top Corry singers advance to the regional chorus in Fairview next month, under the direction of H. Lynn Rice as district sponsors note the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association backs the event.
Kiwanis members met at the Moose Club last evening as Empett Earle chairman of the program committee presented a travel film. President Douglas Rozelle Jr reported on the division training conference held at Cross Creek Country Club Sunday afternoon with Allan Artie accompanying him.
Moody, presiding minister of the Corey congregation, assists in food service for the cafeteria and refreshment stands during the Jehovah's Witnesses convention in Westfield New York. Attendees from Franklin join local volunteers for meals and program highlights include a model ministry school and ordinations by water baptism. Mr Spacil delivers lectures, culminating in a public discourse on The Bible Triumphs in a Scientific World. No local Kingdom Hall meetings during January 17 to 19.
The Wright School PTA meets tomorrow in the school auditorium with Wees as guest speaker on You and Your Children. Business session at 8 p.m. Teachers to be in rooms at 7:30 for parent conferences as needed. Boyd Berrett leads the meeting.
An Air Command spokesman said both nuclear devices aboard the aircraft were recovered after a crash near a snowy area in Pennsylvania. A blizzard and heavy snowfall hindered searches for other crew members as conditions delayed ground and air efforts.
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dale Mitchell of 114 Snyder Circle Shaw. William Helmintoller and William Miller are named in the notice. Fred Clark of the Corry club will serve as division public relations chairman.
A dated recipe features chocolate chips and walnuts folded into a date cake. It lists ingredients including dates water soda flour cocoa sugar shortening eggs and a bake temperature of 350 degrees for 35 minutes. The note invites readers to submit favorite recipes to The Corry Journal for publication.
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