Fragmented church youth meeting notes and names
Fragmented OCR text shows a church group meeting with references to youth prayer, district circles, and various fragmented names and roles. No clear event date or location.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1960
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text shows a church group meeting with references to youth prayer, district circles, and various fragmented names and roles. No clear event date or location.
Cub Pack No 181 sponsored by Wright School PTA held a monthly meeting in the school gym. Den 3 and 4 staged a skit Outer Space narrating weather checks rocket prepping Mars landing and Martian encounters. Ray Blynt narrated and Herman Steaves opened with the flag salute.
At Court Conception No. 88 meeting in Knights of Columbus rooms, grand regent Mrs Walter Deutschlander announced a medal presentation to Mrs May Schasny by Pope John II. The event is Sunday February 14 at 4 pm in Holy Family Church Latrobe with a 5:30 dinner at Mountain View Hotel Greensburg. Reservations due by February 8.
Mes Heslink was reelected president of Sciola Community Aid at a noon meeting held at the home of Mrs Archie Hurlbut on R D 4. Officers named include Mrs Orlo Watrous as vice president Mrs Floyd Armink secretary Mrs Wilbur Camp assistant secretary Mrs Kut treasurer and Miller publicity guidance. The January 28 meeting will be at the Columbus home of Mrs Belle Cule grove.
Corry Grange No 55 postpones its Monday meeting due to the GLF Banquet. The new date is Wednesday January 20 in the Grange hall on Park street. Volunteers are asked to bring sandwiches as before.
The Spring Creek home extension group met in the church parlors with Mrs. Raymond Sickler opening in prayer. Mrs. George Brunting presented the kitchen storage program as 20 ladies attended and refreshments followed. Ladies interested are welcome to join.
A son born to Mr and Mrs David B Way of Columbus early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son Douglas Wesley born this morning at University Hospital in Cleveland Ohio to Mr and Mrs Robert Boone of Endield. Mrs Boone is the former Barbara McCray and Mrs Bertha McCray of King Street is the great grandmother of the new baby.
Mrs Tra Wickwire was reelected president of the Helping Hand Club. Also reelected were Alma DeHaven as vice president Harvey Toveland as secretary and Ora Love as fund treasurer. A Loreen dinner was served at noon. Eighteen members attended. Members worked on printed hospital gowns for Wayside Inn Grove City. The next meeting is January 18 with Lith to attend.
Officers named at last evening's Columbus Ladies Aid meeting held at Mrs. Ellen Blanchard's home include Mrs. Perry Mead re-elected president with Mrs. Paul Tyisket as first vice president, Mrs. Philip Wade second vice, Mrs. Clifton Tressler third vice, Mrs. Jack Volk secretary, Mrs. Hollis Upperman treasurer, and Mrs. Leslie Dodd program chairman. Plans for next year's activities and the February meeting were discussed. Mrs. Volk helped serve pumpkin pie, ice cream, and coffee.
Mrs James Sullivan hosted a group of friends last evening at her home on Mead avenue for an informal dinner party. A floral centerpiece graced the table and guests enjoyed a social evening of cards and visiting following the meal. Attending were Mrs J P Needham, Mrs Donald Nantes, Mrs Harold Brown, Mrs Leo Mulderick, Mrs F W Dey, Mrs Alfred M Morrison, Mrs Donald Hall, Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Helen VanDresar.
Merle Patterson showed color slides of local scenes in Texas to Wheelock Community Aid members at the Patterson home. Opening devotions were led by Mrs Floyd Dougherty, and a Christmas gift report was given. Officers elected: president Mrs Frank Harvey, vice president Mrs Charles Kennedy, secretary Mrs Wallace Mick, treasurer Mrs Guy Williams, cards and flowers. Next meeting January 2 at Mrs Dougherty’s home.
County commissioners maintained a salary freeze for 13 workers who collect full pay plus Social Security benefits. The13, all 72 or older, are largely in the assessment bureau. Two resignations have been tendered as unrest grows, with no raises planned this year or in future years.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Mil ton Reynolds set a record for a world circling commercial flight finishing in 51 hours 45 minutes 22 seconds. The previous mark was 60 hours 44 minutes. Reynolds now living in Mexico City said he spent about 3000 dollars on the trip including 2220 for a first class ticket and gave away nearly a thousand ball point pens.
President Eisenhower directed NASA to press forward quickly on the super space booster, seeking a quick study on funding needs and authorizing overtime work on the Satu booster. He urged Glennan to boost high thrust space vehicle capability and move peaceful space research under civilian NASA. He also announced shifting von Braun's Army rocket team to NASA.
Rites held yesterday at 2 p m in Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer for Lucas C Gleason 85 who died Monday Rev Elmer Armes officiated with burial in Clymer Cemetery Bearers were Otis Fardink James Briges Frederick Vanderschaal Sibley Wright Albert Bensink Clyde Courright Attending from away were Raymond Walters ON City Dean Brocton N Y Mr and Mrs Matthew Klovek Fredonia Clyde Halladay Chautauqua Rev and Mrs J M Reichenbach Eric and Mrs Mildred Crandall Mayville
President Eisenhower will fly to Georgia for a weekend quail shoot. He will depart Andrews Air Force Base around 10 am for Albany, stay at Blue Springs Plantation, and return by Sunday. The trip will use an Air Force 707 jet with arrival at Turner Field about 11 40 a.m.
Local notice lists a Thursday gathering at the home of Mrs Dudne Bemis for the Hi Neighbor club. The report also covers visits, hospital patients, a return to teaching after surgery, and various family and neighbor interactions in Corry and surrounding areas.
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