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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1966
Page
5
A center for Renaissance and Baroque art study will be installed August 1 in the College of Arts and Architecture at Pennsylvania State University University Park.
Readers share inventive uses for pickled onions juice as a flavoring in salads and beans. Other notes cover sewing with a yardstick, cleaning toothbrush holders with net, washing wool rugs for car floors, and nylon stocking tips for curtain rods and window grooves.
Birdie passes birthday wishes to Mrs. Carl Chiri cuzio of West Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Engel move to Hanover Massachusetts where he becomes vice president of a plant. The Engels sailed the Ki Ki from Barcelona Harbor to New York and Cape Ann before Massachusetts. The Dodd and Swart families visit and return from travels. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Craker is planned at First Baptist Church. The Maloney family welcomes a premature daughter, Mary. Tiffany farm hosts July Corryn repeataher fly e n's meeting at Spring Creek.
The Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at the Corry Grange Hall with 15 members. A noon tureen dinner was served by Bertha Darwin Eva Dundon and Reynold Hamilton. Plans include a one day bazaar in August during Sidewalk Bazaar Daze and a July 27 Mead Park picnic with noon dinner. Florence Casler won a special award. Next meeting is August 4 at the Grange Hall.
Lines summer home scene features Mary-Martha Sunday School class of First Presbyterian guests at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lines Findley Lake. Picnic dinner served at 6 o clock to 23 members. Mrs Ralph Vanderhoof, class president, announced next meeting at Mrs Clyde Keiths Random Road home.
The annual Charles Nichols reunion drew about 80 attendees from Wil loughby Ohio Erie Union City Corry Bear Lake and Sugar Grove. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Harry Silvis. Officers listed include Frank Jackson president Harry Silvis vice president Mrs Charles Henderson secretary and Perry Nichols treasurer. A bountiful dinner and park activities filled the day with plans to reunite at the same site next year.
Rev and Mrs Milford Shreckengost announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Jane Shreckengost to Ernest F Brockman. Martha Jane, a Griffith Institute Springville graduate of 1963, works in Ajax Iron Works production. Ernest, a 1959 Corry Area HS graduate, is with Raymond Division of Associated Spring. They plan a October 7 wedding at First Baptist Church in Corry.
Mrs N Smith hosted a Staff Nurses Association meeting at her R D 1 home for Corry Memorial Hospital. Nine members attended and discussed routine reports. After the business session they enjoyed a wiener roast. Albert a Armitage assisted. Next meeting set for August 16 as a corn roast at Mead Park.
Four members of the Corry Country Club Ladies Golf Association played in the Northwest Association event at Lake View Country Club North East. Mrs. Keppel won low net and Mrs. Chillock took third low net. Next Friday women from multiple clubs will join at the local club. handicap 35 or lower required.
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