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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
5
A cryptic court note references a judge contemplating a stay for a student named Tantrell, with unclear lines about age and items worn. The fragment mentions numbers like ten and four and a school setting, suggesting proceeding details remain unsettled.
Thomas Lamendola, controller of Erie County Plastics Corp, honored at a noontime dinner at the Corry Country Club after recently earning an accounting degree from Gannon College. He balanced work and family life as a father of five while completing his studies, receiving congratulatory letters from local officials and business leaders.
Patricia Guth of Mount Mercy College Philadelphia returns to join Mercy Hospital training and plans for summer. Bucknell and Penn State graduations are noted for Robert Bracken and Ronald Brown. Corry Area Historical Society meets at Nichols Lodge Mead Park with museum progress announced. Stork shower for Mrs Daniel Wood and hospital stay for Julius Wotus are reported. Catholic Daughters of America hold meeting at VFW Post with installations. Junior High Choral Festival at Corry High School features 85 member chorus directed by Judith Dwyer. Household tip uses cream cheese on upside down cake. Coleridge quote shared as daily saying.
Readers share practical kitchen home ideas from cooling and freezing tips to window illusions and car odor control. Suggestions include using hot pads for cold items, roughing slipper soles on cement, creating a faux window with a mirror and curtain, dressing a wall with a sheer curtain, powdering diapers to avoid forgetting items, saving juice to sweeten dishes, and baking soda to neutralize car odors.
Princess Cantacuzene born Julia Grant granddaughter of Ulysses S. Grant, aged 90, who had been blind for a decade in a Washington apartment, suddenly regained sight in one eye after retina detached in the other. Doctors offered no explanation for the improvement.
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at 100 Hall with Miss Flor rie Culver in charge. Fifty attended including 15 Union City guests. An Erie initiation is invited for June 22 with Mrs Edna Depew as guest. A bake sale is scheduled tomorrow at IOOF Hall chaired by Mrs John Krasa. Prizes were awarded after games. dessert was served by the committee including Mrs Val Shreve Mrs Ida VanTassel Dorothy Staub and Mrs Bertha Darwin.
Mrs Edward Pasi hosted the June meeting of Epsilon Phi chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Hillcrest Drive. Fourteen members and 11 pledges attended a Wiener roast. President Sheldon Knight welcomed pledges and noted plans for fall. The program Enjoyment of Music directed by Holland Morgan and E Craig Moore featured dances, skits, instrumental pieces, a ukulele solo, and songs. Visiting and desserts followed. final session until fall.
Corry police chief Frank Carnegie spoke at the Rotary Club noon meeting in Hotel Corry. Introduced by program chair Robert Tunnell, he described an intensive police training course in Hershey Pennsylvania. Attendees included 34 members and four guests Cy Hall James Conners Jack Stahl and former police chief Harley Drake. The invocation was by Rev Louis Hewitt. Cantacuzene widow of a Russian prince spoke about vision and color and blurred sight.
Several Methodist Women circles Mary Ruth Esther and Martha met in July planning sessions and picnics. Meetings featured devotions on patience faith and giving with reviews of The Fabulous Flemings of Kathmandu and The Comfortable Pew. Hostesses included Mrs Eugene Rhodabeck Mrs Carlton Curtis Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs Harold Carr. July picnic dates were set at Mead Park Roadside Rest and 534 West Columbus Avenue with August details for Ruth Circle.
Joanne Osman daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack E Osman of 650 Wright street graduated from Clarion State College Clarion Pa with a bachelor of arts degree and dean's list honors The ceremony featured a graduation address by Dr James Gemmel and a speech by Dr J R Rackley The student received recognition in anthropology including a film on Indian basket weaving produced with Seneca assistance and museum support from Clarion Archaeological Museum colleagues and family attended the ceremony
Local society page invites submissions for event coverage. Send items before 11 a m on the day following the event to ensure inclusion. Include names events dates and locations if available.
A powerful tornado struck Garden Park and disabled Manhattan area structures causing extensive damage. Gov. William Avery activated the National Guard and sought Forbes AFB aid as residential zones suffered major losses. Embassy and Huntington apartments were destroyed, statehouse roof damaged, and the Capital Journal building and nearby facilities damaged.
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