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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1966
Page
5
Pennsylvania Electric Company alongside Community Recreation Program offers a four day summer series for girls ages 8 to 12 at Corry Area High School home economics department. Instruction covers surface, baking and broiling on electric ranges with supervision by Judith Porsch. Graduation includes certificates and pins.
Readers share practical home tips from emergency ice packs to reusable frozen sponges and curtains kept ready for guests. Advice covers kitchen organization, freezer hacks, and simple fabric care to streamline daily tasks.
Ramsey Rogers and Miss Elizabeth Rogers plus Miss Elizabeth Ilmer toured the Alexander Ramsey House in St. Paul Minnesota a museum home of a Ramsey family relative. Florence Casler announced the Columbus School picnic at Mead Park for Columbus alumni.
Mrs. H James Hammond and daughter Abbie hosted a Thursday lawn party for Mrs. Fred Sammons of LaGrange Illinois, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hammond. Fifty guests from North East Corry Wattsburg and Spring Creek attended as flowers graced the serving table and guests reminisced. The day centered on visiting and socializing with garden decor noted.
A community bridal shower was held Wednesday evening at Spring Creek Congregational Church for Miss Carolyn Brundage who will wed Frank Bull on August 20. Attendees enjoyed games and gifts. winners included Mrs. Elmer Tripp Mrs Bernard Brundage Miss Esther Brundage and Mrs. Connie McCauley. Refreshments from the Truthseekers Class featured a green and white tea table.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at McCray Methodist Church met at Mrs. Elwin Chelton’s R D 1 home. Reports covered a missionary letter from India and the Meadville Methodist Home for the Aged, with devotions by Velma McCray and prayer by Rose Lee. next gathering at Mrs. Lucian Lindholm’s R D 8.
The Kaynouse Wing announces The Premiere Ball to be held August 13 at Rainbow Gardens Erie. Straw Hat Revue features Bob Powers and Jan Jones with Rene Gustafson and Rita Doubet. Will Sundy orchestra provides music. Proceeds fund new lights for Erie Civic Playhouse. Tickets $10 per couple. reservations via local merchants or Mrs Blair Kershaw.
Lieutenant juniors grade Dieter Dengler is reported in good condition at Balboa Naval Hospital San Diego after admission for malnutrition and foot trouble. The 28 year old from Pacifica Calif was rescued on July 20 following a 23 day escape from North Vietnam captors.
Porcelain painted by Miguel Jiminez of Spain was finished in May 1965 and received this week. The blanks were sent by students of Mrs Helen Nichols of 513 North Center Street. Jiminez is named a leading living porcelain artist and serves with the Spanish Government Foundation for the Preservation of the National Arts in Madrid. The works have been shown in Detroit and Denver, and will be displayed in the National Bank window for a few days for public viewing.
U S Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania and his wife Noel Hall Clark have separated after 31 years of marriage. The announcement was made by Clark's press secretary Louis V. Phillips. Clark, who would turn 65 in October, has a daughter with the senator and a son from his first marriage.
A hospital mix up swapped two infants, Lori Lynk and Brian Pohl, leading to the Lynks returning to Milford Hospital to swap back with the Pohls after nurses mistakenly exchanged the newborns in the nursery. The incident highlights a hospital mix up during infant handoffs.
Army private George E Threats husband of Mrs Aseneth M Threats of New Castle was killed in Viet Nam three days after the birth of their son. Details from the Defense Department confirm the loss.
Department in Washington announced Threats was killed Wednesday, just three days after his first son was born. A standout in basketball and track at New Castle High School, class of 1965, he was the son of Rev Shephed Threats, pastor of thelder Church of God in Christ in New Castle.
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