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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1966

Page

5

Ladies Day Luncheon and Bridge at Corry Country Club

Society notes report a Ladies Day member guest luncheon and afternoon bridge at Corry Country Club hosted by Mrs. Horton Davis Mrs. Frank Graft Mrs. E B Hawkins and Mrs. Georgia Young. Guests came from Canada California New York Ohio and various Pennsylvania towns. Bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. F H Bartholme Union City Mrs J Fred Kinley Mrs Mark Coyle and Mrs Frank Howe. Next luncheon bridge set for July 28 hosted by Mrs Chris Christensen and Mrs R C Anderson.

Corry Country Club Horton Davis Frank Graft E. EB. Hawkins Georgia Young Canada California New York Ohio Pennsylvania Corry F. H. Bartholme Union City J. Fred Kinley Mark Coyle Frank Howe Chris Christensen R. C. Anderson Hubert A. Otter Mary Moyer Ottawa Elizabeth Campbell Philadelphia Harold Powell Lakewood E. E. Hawkins B. H. Hoke Pittsburgh James Sherrick Pasadena Colif Paul Shoals New Castle Paul Brenner Youngstown Walter Auer McMichael

Mrs Comitz Hosts Club Fifteen Birthday Evening

Mrs Mary Gates Mrs Noble Kent Mrs Laurence McCray and Mrs Henry Foe burgh won awards at a Tuesday Club 15 gathering hosted by Mrs Michael Comitz at 406 East Main Street. Mrs McCray will entertain August 9 with Mrs Mary Gates' birthday observed. Visitors Mr and Mrs Gerald Fisk of San Diego Calif visited Floyd and Harold Dougherty and Claude Dougherty of R D 4 before returning home.

Michael Comitz East Main Street Club 15 Robert Watus Mary Gates Noble Kent Laurence McCray Henry Foeburgh McCray West Smith Street Gerald E. Fisk San Diego Calif Floyd Dougherty Harold Dougherty Claude Dougherty Clymer

Heloise tips for wigs snacks and clever household hacks

A column of handy hints covers wig storage with a wig block and plunger suction for shelf display, keeping wigs dry with a plastic bag, and using long plumber’s tools. It also suggests pipe cleaners to quiet children, reusable bread bags as diaper receptacles, and a cheese slicer substitute. Additional tips include making a back-washer from nylon stockings and repurposing boutonnières by reviving them as a centerpiece the next day.

Heloise H. W

385 East Pleasant street patient and local society notes

A surgical patient sits at St. Vincent's in Erie at 385 East Pleasant Street while Mrs. Group rests in Room 135. The McCray Cemetery Auxiliary hosts its 16th annual tea at Concord Community House Wednesday at 8 pm. A Quiet Acres Nursing Home president recalls an 80 year old outing with an old fashioned wiener roast and chairs that enhanced the evening.Vacationers Eugene and Genevieve Wank report Denmark and Sweden trips, noting Erie County similarities. daughter Gina Lyon remains in Germany with a nurse. Wedding news: Martha Ann Newson and Norman E. Hatch announced. Jack Raymond and Raymond Hatch attend as best man and brother of the groom. Democratic party figures plan events at Saharneee Park tomorrow. Midway to host annual picnic for Chautauqua County Democrats. Household tip suggests vinegar near washing machine to curb suds overflow caused by detergent.

Quiet Acres Nursing Home Copenhagen Denmark Sweden Eugene Wank Jacol Paulson Germany Gene American Red Cross Erie County Gina Lyon New York State Maple Frank Tin D. ‘Roosevelt’ Jr Tate Midway

Dinner Honoring Departing Corry Jamestown Staff

Mrs. J. Clayton and Mrs. J. Wagner were feted at Bea's Steak House by Corry Jamestown Corporation coworkers. Clayton received a money farewell gift while Wagner got a stork shower gift. Numerous colleagues attended and arrangements were made by Mrs. Geneva Clayton and Mrs. John McMahon.

J. Clayton J. Wagner Bea’s Jerry Clayton James Wagner Corry Jamestown Corporation Corry Jamestown Dale Lutz William Schafer Eleanor Sweet Neil Tarbell James Perrin Ralph Martin John Freno Mary Burkhart Guy Davis Francis Hanlin Richard Staples Thomas Pierotti Durwood Rogers Norman , Whiteley Robert White Chaig Parkhurst Ray Griswold Lynn Simmons Mary Helen Curtis Mary Daniels Judy Measel Janet Measel

Mrs Kennedy Hosts Wheelace Aid Meeting at Kennedy Home

Mrs Charles Kennedy hosted the Wheelace Gummanity Aid at her R D 4 home with Mrs Wallace Mick presiding. Clara Walker led devotions and read from Daily Bread and My Old Bible while members crafted decorative waste baskets and shared a dessert lunch. The next meeting is set for Mrs Clara Walker’s home on West Pleasant street with a tureen dinner at noon on August 10.

Wheelace Gummanity Aid Charles Kennedy Wallace Mick Clara Walker Kennedy

Corry Memorial Hospital Births Report

A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mire and Mire John Houghtling of Columbus. Mrs Camila is the former Pamela Thompson. A son was born to Mr and Mrs George Huff Elgin yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Huff is the former Sandra Coutt. The floor note includes a quote: There is a time we know not when that marks the destiny of men for glory or despair.

Corry Memorial Hospital Mie Mire John Houghtling Columbus Camila Pamela Thompson George Huff Elgin Huff Sandra Coutt Thomas Bailey Aldrich

Loveland Begins Dental Hygienist Role in Brunswick Ohio

Miss Jenine Loveland daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Loveland will start work in Brunswick Ohio next Tuesday after graduating from Erie County Technical Institute Buffalo NY and Corry Area High School. She passed Ohio State board exams and joined D S Haddad DDS office in Brunswick.

Erie County Technical Institute Buffalo N. Y Jenine Loveand Herbert Loveland East Main Street Brunswick Ohio Miss Loveland Corry Area High School Ohio State Board Dental Hygiene D. S. Haddad D.D.S

Cold Front Brings Hope Amid Record Heat Wave

A slow moving cold front offers relief to the Midwest and South where 124 heat deaths have been reported since last Friday. Temperatures at 100 degrees or more persist in many areas with two dozen states affected. The clash of hot and cool air spawned storms from the Mid-Atlantic to the Rockies as New England exits a two day heat spell and New York considers drought aid for northern counties. Celia the tropical storm stays offshore with no land threat in 24 to 48 hours.

Associated Press Midwest St- Louis Weather Bureau St. Louis New England Denver Baltimore New York Malcolm Wilson Agriculture Department Jefferson Lewis New York City Atlantic Great Lakes Mid-Atlantic Rockies Helen L. Taylor Celia Miami

Mullins Named Dean at Carnegie Tech Engineering

William W. Mullins, former head of the Department of Metallurgy and Materials Science, was named dean of the College of Engineering and Science at Carnegie Institute of Technology on Thursday.

Pittsburgh William W. Mullins Metallurgy College of Engineering and Science Carnegie Institute of Technology

Senate Locks Galleries as CIA Oversight Debate Rages

The Senate barred press and public for 3½ hours to debate CIA oversight between the Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees. Russell wins jurisdiction with a 61 to 38 vote to place hearings under his panel, Fulbright conceding defeat.

Washington Central Intelligence Agency Virginia United States Dean Rusk Senate CIA Mike Mansfield Senate Foreign Relations Committee Richard B. Russell D-Ga Armed Services Committee J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Fulbright U.S Russell Armed Services Foreign Relations Committees Foreign Relations Committee City Hall Hubert H. Humphrey

State awards $7.9 million contracts for White Haven project

The State Authority announced Thursday $7.9 million in contracts for construction at White Haven State School and Hospital in Luzerne County. Included are $5.4 million for general construction led by Fred Loffredo of Lafayette Hill and other bids for related work.

Harrisburg White Haven State School and Hospital Luzerne County General Construction Fred Loffredo Lafayette Hill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society Editor Birdie Mrs Baby Vera Mra Oscar P. Schwefel East Pleasant Street St. Vincent’s Hospital Erie Group The McCray Cemetery Association Concord Community House Martha Ann, Newson Norman E. Hatch Jack Raymond Lancaster Raymond Hatch R. Kim Roessner Painesville Mrs. Kennedy Wheelock Aid Jenine Loveland Ennett Bennett House of Fashion Citizens Rusa Vis Morrell Reylon
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