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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
5
In observance of Flag Day yesterday the Corry Council of Republican Women presented an American flag for display at the Corry Public Library. Mrs. E F Bettes, president, and Mrs. Jack Dundon delivered the flag to Mrs. James Thompson, librarian, and Mrs. George Gould of the Library Board.
Mrs. Ralph Swart Mrs. Donald Walters and son David visited Buffalo at relatives homes. Several attended the Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing reunion dinner. Mrs. Gene Hasbrouck's belated birthday breakfast at Bayle's. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Huink 40th wedding anniversary open house at the Buink home. Columbus Church Ladies Bible Class hosted former teacher Mrs. Daisy Bowman. Elizabeth N J visit for granddaughter Corrine's graduation barbecue. New baby to Mr. and Mrs. Spence born at St Vincent's Erie. Helen Downs of Hawthorne Ridge Camp director met Cristel Eisenmann in Buffalo. Regular camp programs begin June 25. White elephant sale at Women of the Moose tomorrow evening. Household hint sift powdered sugar to fix thin cake batter. Quote by Laurence Sterne on proper writing as conversation.
Corry Bridge Association members and guests enjoyed a four table Howell session at the Corry Motor Lodge last evening with an average score of 42. Winners included Mrs William Jones and Robert Larsen of Jamestown 47, Mr and Mrs George Michael of Union City 47, Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs F H Bartholme of Union City 45, and Mr and Mrs Edward Thompson 44. Next month’s Master Point session is set for 7:30 pm at the same venue. A separate notice: the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held a meeting Monday evening with a new sympathy committee and a Sunset Auxiliary chairman to be appointed. Mrs Irvin Young led devotions on Co workers with God, followed by a slide program and a Haiti trip talk by Mrs Edward Rossbacher.
IOOF lodges Jonathan and Lady Franklin Rebekah held their annual Memorial Service in lodge rooms last evening at 8 p m with about 35 members and guests. Allan Hasbrouck opened the service and Rev. Walter Thoms led prayers. Names of deceased members were read and tributes paid, with white carnations placed in vases for sisters and brothers.
Miss Chillock and Robert Casler united in marriage at St Thomas The Apostle Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Cyril Cooper The bride wore peau de soie with lace appliques and full court train Bridesmaids included Misses Phyllis Cynthia Chillock and Christie Caster The reception followed at Corry Country Club with about 300 guests
Couto and Kay Miller wed with guests from Wilkes Barre Erie Pitts burgh Union City Titusville Jamestown Akron Cleveland Painesville Lancaster. Bride wore aqua linen dress and aqua corsage. They will reside in Akron. Mrs Casler is 1963 Corry HS graduate and 1967 Slippery Rock grad. She will teach PE in Wadsworth. Husband CAHS 1961 grad and Edinboro 1965 grad. in last year of grad school at Akron Univ. Christie Casler helped host pre nuptial events.
A Sunday bridal shower honoring Miss Sandra Haslett took place at the McCray Community House. Hostesses were Mrs. Gerald Sweet, Mrs. Joseph Dailey, and Mrs. R. James Haslett. Guests from Corry, Oil City, Rouseville, Franklin, and Shippenville brought gifts and food items. games awarded to five attendees. The honoree is to wed Robert Higley on June 1 at Kingdom Hall.
A collection of Heloise columns offering practical kitchen advice. Topics include popping corn in oil rather than butter or margarine, which shelf is cold in a refrigerator, repurposing pickle juice for sweet beets, handling house guests with children, using a water-filled glass as an ash tray, and stopping wooden cutting boards from sliding by placing a damp towel underneath.
Evelyn Ploss was honored at a Sunday afternoon graduation party hosted by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ploss Sr., at 130 Johnson Street. About thirty relatives and friends attended as guests from several nearby towns, with refreshments and a graduation themed cake.
Elouise Marsh served as hostess for the Friendly Circle of Cutting on Tuesday evening. Twelve members and one guest, Mrs Harold Thompson, attended. President Mrs Roy Redman Sr opened with scripture, group singing followed, and devotions were led by Mrs Bill Craday. Prizes went to Mrs Arthur Wallace and Mrs Neil Thompson. A sunshine box was prepared for Mrs Ronald Bunce, and refreshments were provided by the hostess and her mother Mrs Carl A Marsh with Mrs Arthur Wallace assisting.
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