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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1976
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment outlines a trial scene with references to public comments and officials. The readable text hints at proceedings, officials, and public interest but lacks complete details or clear outcomes. The fragment preserves names and actions but remains incomplete.
A farewell dinner at Coury Motor Inn honored Lena Halfast retiring from G C Murphy after 21 years. She started downtown and moved to the Route 6 plaza store. Twenty coworkers attended as she plans to live in Truth or Consequences New Mexico with sister Marion Walker. She received red carnation corsage and a year’s Corry Journal subscription. Her daughter Phyllis Fish and family will miss her.
Birdie Tells Us Friends of the Library will meet Monday at 7 PM in the library on North Center Street led by publicity chair Miss Louise Mount. Northwestern Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Society for Metals will gather Thursday at Carry Motains with a 6:30 social hour and 7 PM dinner. Technical talk by Don Jerome and Crosby Bush on material selection for spring design, noting Bush with 35 years in spring and stamping industries. Chapter officers for 1976 listed.
A period cooking note outlines roasting a chicken with salt pork in the cavity, browning until crisp, then lowering the oven to 350 degrees. It covers preparing cabbage and onions with salt pork, simmering with wine and lemon juice, and finishing by stuffing cabbage in the cavity and roasting covered to tenderize the meat.
The YMCA Newcomers Club held a January meeting at the Y to plan a bicentennial project. A Town Meeting is set for February 21 at 8 p.m. at the Corry Jamestown Management Club on East Columbus Avenue to discuss Freedom Then Now and Tomorrow. The event is part of a statewide program through Pennsylvania State University. One member from each Corry organization and their spouse are invited. A progressive dinner is planned for January 24. Club officers include President Jeanne Saborsky and publicity chair Suzanne Hillkirk. other officers are Carol Karpinski, Janice Clapper, Linda Lema jee, and Debbie Pele. A cooking and food demonstration was not given due to speaker Nadia Hamilton’s illness.
A surprise birthday luncheon Thursday honored Mrs. Gerald Lindsey of R D 1 Spring Creek at Ms. Henrys home. Peggy Kuni and others hosted with a cake by Mrs. Kubich. Guests included Bonnie Nielsen Shelva Malek and several others. special awards went to Florence Williams Carolyn Windahl and Henry Jaquith Jr. A purse of money and gifts were presented to the guest of honor and attendees were treated to prizes and refreshments.
Miss Patricia Mae Holthouse and Daryl L White are engaged. Both are 1974 Clymer Central School graduates. Holthouse plans May nursing degree completion at Samienta Community College. White works at Agway Inc in Ashville. No wedding date set.
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