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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1966

Page

5

Miss Lentulay-William Roehrig Set Wedding For August 6

Miss Donna Sue Lentulay of Erie and William John Roehrig II will wed August 6 at Blessed Sacrament Church in Erie. Bride-elect is a 1962 Strong Vincent graduate and H O Gold Stamp employee. Groom-to-be, a 1962 Corry Area graduate, will earn a BA in biology from Gannon College and works at ICA in Erie.

Blessed Sacrament Church Erie Donna Sue Lentulay William John Roehrig II Rudolph Lentulay Beeens William J. Roehrig Snyder Circle Strong Vincent High School H.O. Gold Stamp Company Corry Area High School Gannon College ICA

Joseph Shepard Celebrates 80th Birthday at Union City Open House

A Sunday open house at the VFW Post in Union City honored Joseph Shepard of Union City on his 80th birthday. Hostesses were daughters Mrs. Raymond Clark, Mrs. Arnold Soety, and Mrs. Geraldine Crosby. Attendees included 75 guests, 22 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, and sister Mrs. Fred Rowland of Meadville who also marked her 75th birthday earlier in January with a corsage and cake. A telephone call from Archie Shepard of Buffalo connected the families, and cake and ice cream were served.

Joseph Shepard Union City VFW Post Home Shepard Corry Raymond Clark Arnold Soety Geraldine Crosby Spartansburg Fred Rowland Meadville Archie Shepard Buffalo N. Y

Local notices and club meetings outline January events

Mrs Margaret Williams and her mother Mrs Jessie Mason returned home after 12 days vacationing in Peapack New York City and staying at the Hotel Taft. The Junior National Audubon Society at Columbus Elementary held its first meeting with officers named Shawn Jukes and Thomas Lillie and sixty members. The American Legion Auxiliary schedules its January meeting for Monday at 4 15 at the Legion home. Corry Area Eden Fenvol group plans a fan reunion and January events. A Lillian Guild Epiphany party at Emmanuel Episcopal Church hosted by Mrs Louis Morrow and hostesses. Dorcas Class of First Methodist Church Week of Prayer noted with Mrs K S Dereham presiding. Household hints and upcoming February session noted.

Margaret Williams Jessie Mason Franklin Street Peapack N. Y New York City Richard Joy Natalie Taft National Audubon Society of the Columbus Eee Earlie Shawn Jukes Thomas Lillie Florence Colegrove American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home First Avenue Harold Schaefer Gilbert Rowland Corry Area Eden Fenvol Columbus Gordon Miller Richard Staples Emmanuel Episcopal Church Lillian Guild Louis Morrow Dale Webster Jack Downey Harold Shannon East Trying Street Dorcas First Methodist Church K. 8. Dereham

College Women To Feature Program On Art

College Women’s Club announces Monday 8 PM YMCA room meeting with Mrs Walter S Peake as program chair. Mrs gel will discuss Art Shows and Festivals and display her paintings. Mrs Benjamin Calderone urges all members to attend.

Paul Pecs Mi Toom YMCA Walter S. Peake Gel Ace Benjamin Calderone

Quote on panes and panes of life

A fragmentary item describes placing a row of buttons with cello strips and stitches. It closes with a quote from Publilius Syrus about life’s blessings, mentioning good panes and good we. The text reads like a miscellaneous newspaper fragment with decorative aphorism.

Publilius Syrus

Heloise tips for home fixes and clever hacks

Readers share practical ideas from grouting tile with a cake decorating tube to reduce mess and using squeeze bottles for kitchen tasks. Messages praise the hacks, note barefoot floor cleaning, and suggest iron-on tape for shades, penny postcards for quick notes, and DIY lint brushes and vases from plastic bottles.

Heloise Lloyd A. Haynes

Mrs. W. Leuby Hosts Covenant Carole Meeting

Mrs. W. Leuby entertained the Covenant Carole of the Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church at her East Frederick street home. Fourteen guests attended as Devotions by Mrs. Heerlein opened the program “Mission The Christian Calling.” Officers for the coming year were elected. Upcoming dates include the January 23 congregational dinner at the church and the February 16 meeting at Mrs. Christensen’s home.

Women's Association First Presbyterian Church East Frederick Street William Leuby Eugene Davis H. Heerlein Florence Amy William Leaby Cochairman Clyde Keith Heerlein Myrtle Auer Ned Johnston Warren Titus Leahy Covenant Circle Eat

Vanderhoff Elected Director of Local Church and Class

Philip E. Vanderhoff, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Van derhoff Sr of 325 Spring Street, was elected Director of Christian Education at the First Presbyterian Church in Aurora Illinois and secretary of the United Men's Bible Class of 75 members. Gerald F Richardson Aurora College VP mentored the class for 22 years. Vanderhoff, a Corry Area High School 1956 graduate, attended Aurora College and works for Equipto Corporation. In London Noel Coward 66 entered a Lausanne clinic for tropical ailment treatment. Kathy Miscik, Sharon Messenger, and Debbie Bachmer won additional prizes at a recent event with the guest of honor presented many gifts.

Theodore Vanderhoff Sr 325 Spring Street Philip Edward Vanderhoff First Presbyterian Church Aurora Ill United Men's Bible Gerald F. Richardson Aurora College Vanderhoff Corry Area Equipto Corporation Coward London Noel Coward Lausanne Switzerland Barraer Kathy Miscik Sharon Messenger Debbie Bachemer

Sweet Sixteen Party Fetes Linda May At Home on Shady Avenue

A sweet sixteen airwake party honored Linda May at her Shady Avenue home. Guests included Margay Boutwell Laurene Crawford Sherry Stoddard Jill Wickwire Barbara Gordon Ilene Taylor Sue Miller Kathy Miscik Debbie Bachemer Cynthia Chillock Connie Bensink Judi Grant Debbie Grant Lisa Eastman Leigh Moyer Sharon Messenger Evelyn Pless Sarah Sexton and Vonnie McIntyre. They enjoyed games dancing and refreshments. Judi Grant won the special award.

Linda May Shady Avenue Margay Boutwell Laurene Crawford Sherry Stoddard Jill Wickwire Barbara Gordon Ileen Taylor Sue Miller Kathy Miscik Debbie Bachemer Cynthia Chillock Connie Bensink Judi Grant Debbie Grant Lisa Eastman Leigh Moyer Sharon Messenger Evelyn Pless Sarah Sexton Vonnie McIntyre

Hospital Staff Nurses Enjoy Film Program

The Staff Nurses Association met Tuesday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital dining room with 14 members. Wyeth Laboratories presented a film on Lubex syringe use, followed by a Q and A session. Door prizes awarded to Mrs. John Kolstee, Mrs. Peter Hansen, and Mrs. James St. George.

Staff Nurses’ Association Corry Memorial Hospital Wyeth Laboratories John Kolstee Peter Hansen James St. George

Corry Coin Club Plans Show for 1966

The Corry Coin Club met at the Corry Moose Lodge with 50 members present. President Walter Loveland led the business session and plans were discussed for a 1966 coin show. Members were urged to pay dues by March 1. Door prize winners included Frank Grice, John Lutz, Joe Frisina, Mrs. C. C. Slayton and Herbert Long. A color film on Confederate currency preceded Gerald Bagley’s coin auction.

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