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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1966
Page
5
An unclear OCR fragment discusses train readiness and emergency divisions. It mentions March preparedness, a commission, and training notes about soldiers. The readable text references training completion, divisions, and ongoing drills without clear dates or names.
Miss Helen Loretta Mack became the bride of James L. Chris son of Mr and Mrs Max Chris at 7:30 pm Friday in the First Methodist Church. The ceremony featured candelabra gladioli yellow carnations and music by a soloist and organists. The reception followed at the church social rooms with about 300 guests. The couple plans a honeymoon in southern Pennsylvania and will reside at 23 Grove Street. Both are 1965 graduates of Corry Area High School and work locally.
A column of practical tips on home care and clever tricks. Advice covers pillow care including sun exposure, drying, and fluffing, plus methods for securing bra straps, replacing stiff staples with red polish for visibility, using a TV tray for cake presentation, and repurposing cotton from pill bottles for nail polish removal. Names mentioned include Heloise and Elizabeth Barese.
Announcement lists Donald Firster son of Catherine Firster and the late Henry Firster of Corry and Joyce Slater daughter of Mrs. Arthur Van Dresar and Herman Slater of Fredonia. Both attended Corry Area High School. The marriage occurred on Friday.
Ten members of the Corry Council of Republican Women executive committee met last evening at the home ofPresident Mrs E F Bettes of Oakley avenue. The group discussed fundraising ideas for the council program and dessert refreshments were served by the hostess to guests Lena Ayers Jack Dundon Leo Dolan Walter Rhodes Clarence Proper LeRoy Ladd Elaine Foster Norbert Bachemer Danni French.
The annual Sorenson reunion met at Stennett Pavilion in Mead Park I with 39 in attendance. A picnic supper was served by the table committee. Officers elected included President Richard Sorenson and vice president Mrs Ronald Block. Memorial for Albert Shaffer read. Expressions of greetings from California and Florida noted. Notables visiting from away included Ronald Black family from Pittsburgh and Douglas Sorenson family from Erle.
The 12 children of the late Jacob and Philomena Glatz gathered Sunday at the Sportsman’s Club grounds in Spring Creek for a family reunion. Ages ranged from 50 to 73 and 130 relatives from California Michigan Ohio and New York attended. Also noted was the death of veteran Baltimore Sun sports desk chief Floyd B. Russell at age 60.
Michael VanCise enjoyed a spaghetti dinner at his grandmother Mrs Melissa Carrolls home with relatives and friends. Mil ton Hershey School in Hershey Pa is his school. Frank Bernnardi and Terri from Mattoon Ill vacation here visiting Bob Frenchs family. George Koestner completed basic training at Fort Dix and visited Lorain Ohio with Kathy Koestner and Jerry Lewis family. A Mills outing hosted by Cliff Buesink Ford employees raised five dollars for Mead Park. Horse show winners included Susan Windahl and Peggy Miller at the Western Saddle Club Erie. The Columbus Merry Mixers 4H Club met at Mrs Kuzmas home for a barbecue and games. A summer mint tea treat and a quote by Edward Carpenter conclude.
Crucible Steel Co. on Monday announced 1966 first half earnings of 7.9 million dollars or 1.88 a share on sales of 165.2 million dollars, compared with 1965 first half earnings of 7.2 million dollars or 1.71 a share on sales of 172.1 million dollars.
The Elgin Woman's Society of Christian Service held its annual family picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Shearer with 34 people present. A barbecue and picnic supper were enjoyed. Mrs Shearer was assisted by Margaret Burrows Shirley Earle and Eunice Sexton who arranged the tables. After the meal the evening was spent visiting.
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid held a picnic dinner at the Community Center. Members and guests attended with out of town visitors Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foshag of Monroe Michigan as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindberg.
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