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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1964
Page
5
A fragment references a 1963 payment obligation, indicating a due amount or installment in a local notice. The terse wording suggests a financial or contractual matter requiring settlement or action by a specified party.
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The Wright School PTA meeting Wednesday at the school featured Sterling Wees of the YMCA giving a talk on You and Your Children. President Boyd Berrett led the business session with routine reports from Mrs. Charles Williams and Mrs. Arthur Shamburg.
Columbus PYA members gathered Tuesday evening at Dean School. Mrs. Donald Chase opened with devotions and Mrs. How ard Mowers led group singing. Mrs. Lowell Far go presided over business, while Mrs. Robert Damon read an old Dean School clipping. Peter DeGerlando spoke on "Are You Growing?" and refreshments followed served by third grade mothers under Mrs Li will be fathers night chair.
Mrs. Andrus hosts the Dorcas Class of First Methodist Church with 20 members. Devotions by Mrs. Rockman. meeting led by Mrs. Durham. They plan the annual tea and received a furlough letter from John Westleys missionaries in Nigeria. Next meeting February 19 at Mrs. Merle McIntyre’s North Center street home.
Miss Dixie Lee Halfast and Russell W Capela announce their forthcoming marriage. Parents Mr and Mrs Philip Halfast of 21 West Washington Street disclose the engagement as plans proceed for a late summer wedding.
A home style steak and potato casserole recipe using round steak flour onion potatoes and tomato sauce. Dredge meat brown in fat place in a casserole add browned drippings pour sauce lay in potatoes and onions season bake at 350 degrees for 1½ hours.
At last night's annual meeting about 00 parishioners attended the Columbus Church. Active membership reached 175 and Sunday School enrollment 177 with a net gain of 46 members. Trustees and officers were elected and the board authorized to draft plans for added church and Sunday School facilities to be reviewed at a future congregational meeting. A fellowship hour followed.
A daughter named Sandra Kelly was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fedorchuk of 112 Snyder Circle. The maternal grandmother is Mrs. Leola M. Cole of Gay Waynestreet.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows has long sponsored many worthwhile projects in the United States and abroad. It founded the People to People program and the International Peace Gardens, with H Sanders Anglea heading the bookshelf division and fraternal division during Eisenhower's presidency. The program sent 100 top American literature books to foreign schools and libraries, while the Peace Gardens spanning thousands of acres host annual youth music conventions and feature a monument honoring US Canada peaceful relations.
In a business session Mrs. A A Carlson former church custodian received a gift for her effective and helpful services. Max Bennink minister of music was thanked and given a gift for his generous service. The gathering was moderated by Leslie Dodd.
WOTM members plan a mid winter conference in Albion on January 26 with a 10 40 a m bus from the Moose Home. An Albion trip is available with no charge for escorts and guides. The event includes a 1 30 p m conference, dinner, and a gift to the conference leader.
The centennial sisters gathered yesterday for their January session at Mrs. Charles Amy’s Worth Street home. After playing Plinch and visiting, Mrs. Amy served gingerbread and whipped coffee to listed members including Mrs. Lottie Kingsley and Mrs. Bertha Hoyt. next meeting set for February 20 hosted by Mrs. E. F. Bush.
The Mary-Martha Class of First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Harold Patterson's East Frederick Street home. Seventeen members and one guest, Mrs. Anna Keith, attended a tireen dinner. Mrs. Patterson presided, with devotionals by Mrs. Rozelle and a Password game enjoyed. next meeting set for February 20 at Mrs. Vanderhoff's North Center Street home.
The YMCA Ladies Auxiliary will hold its January meeting at the YMCA Monday at 8 o clock. Mrs. Alton Dahlstrand, president, urges all members to attend. Sterling Wees will speak on And Then There Was Monday, with devotions by Mrs. William Gumbleton. Wallace Cady, son of Donald and the Cady family, visits from Edinboro State College and plans a trip to Buffalo to visit the Knox Albright Art Gallery.
Harding School will observe Founders Day on February 11 with a 6 p m dinner at Corry Area High School cafeteria. A new PTA member, Mrs. Dore ald Jones, was welcomed. Miss Antoinette Baressi will speak on the parent's role and teacher plans for kindergarten preparation and classroom methods.
A committee of clergymen social workers business and labor leaders will assist Cuban refugees settling in Pennsylvania. Formed under the Governor's Human Services Council the group met here yesterday but was nearly halted by the snowstorm.
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