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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1964

Page

5

Flora Ann Ross Graduates From Thiel College in Greenvi lle

Miss Flora Ann Ross completes a bachelor of arts in biology at Thiel College Greenvi lle. She held Phi Delta Epsilon office advertised for two years on the Thielenesian staff Endymion yearbook dorm receptionist three years and contributed to Dorm Doings. She studied at D T Watson School of Psychiatrics and now serves at St Francis Hospital Pittsburgh before future affiliations at St Margaret's Columbia and Watson Hospital for Crippled Children with Sept graduation. She is the daughter of Howard Ross of Spartansburg and Mrs Virginia Rose of Raymond Avenue.

Flora Ann Ross Thiel College Greenville Thiel Pt Delta Epsilon Thielenesian Endymion Livingston Hall Young Republican D.T. Watson School of Psychiatrics Leetsdale St. Francis Hospital Pittsburgh St. Margaret's Columbia Watson Hospital For Crippled Children Howard Ross Spartansburg Virginia Rose Raymond Avenue

Mrs Comitz Hosts Club 15 Members At East Main Home

Mrs Muenael Comits entertained members of Club 15 at her East Main street home last evening. The group celebrated the birthday of Mrs Robert Wotus and presented her with a money gift. Refreshments included izza chicken salad puffs rel shes strawberries supreme coffee and tea. Awards went to Mrs Harry Burton Mrs Mary Gates Mrs Wotus and Mrs Flossie Fosburgh. Mrs Gates hosts next session on July 21 at her Mott street home for Mrs Burton's birthday.

Muenael Comits Club 15 East Main Street Robert Wotus Harry Burton Mary Gates

Methodist Men Hold Tri County Meet In Sparta

The Tri County Methodist Men met at Sparta's church with 54 attendees and wives as guests. Rev Cecil Ross spoke on evangelistic magic varied forms, engaging yet challenging the group as officers were elected for the new year.

Tri-County Sparta Methoast Spartansburg Methodist Church Joseph McCray Paul Chaffee Wattsburg James Wells Hmmett Blystone Howard Ladd Pro- Bram Merle Sexton Fulmer Nielsen Justin Butters Corry Methodist Church Cecil Ross Findley Lake

Local K of C Elects Bernard Gluyna to Top Post

Last evening a local Knights of Columbus meeting elected officers for the upcoming year. Bernard Gluyna was named grand knight with Kenneth Driscoll deputy grand knight and James Burkhart chancellor. Other officers include John Miscik recorder Leo Heberlein advocate Frat Macko warden Marion Zaczkiewicz treasurer Michael Lynch inside guard Joseph Prugar outside guard and Donald Walter trustee. An additional note said the Knights sponsored a Roman Catholic church league softball team and the annual August picnic was scheduled.

Columpus Wal K. of C Bernard Gluyna Kenneth Driscoll James Burkhart John Miscik Leo Heberlein Frat Macko Angelo Frisina Marion Zaczkiewicz Michael Lynch Joseph Prugar

Miss Lela Pierce Leaves Jamestown for Mission in Indonesia

Local notes report Miss Lela Pierce of Pittsfield leaving Jamestown Airport for New York City en route to Borneo to begin a third term with the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Her nine years in Indonesia include a July furlough returning to the United States and will span visits through London Beirut Surat and Bangkok.

Lela Pierce Pittsfield Jamestown New York City Borneo Indonesia Christian and Missionary Alliance Church United States London England Beirut Lebanon Surat India Bankok Thailand Pierce Dobbs Corners Kinzua Dam Allegheny Valley Jakes Rocks Rmncks Browh's Run Route 59 Warren Pittsburgh Cynthia Lou Follett Robert W. Follett Ernest Carlson Mead Avenue Follett Sylvia Carlson Cynthia Vennis R. Follett South Center Street Havelock Ellis

Pen-NY Campers Hold First Outdoor Camp at Cloverleaf

The Pen-NY Campers Club ran its inaugural camp-off over the weekend at Cloverleaf campsite near Tidioute. Ten families attended the event featuring a tureen supper, a Sunday business meeting, and activities like shuffleboard volleyball boating swimming hiking and group singing around the campfire.

Pen-Ny Pen-Ny Campers Club Cloverleaf Tidioute

Cemetery Association Hears Various Reports

Evening session of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association was held at the Brown and McKnight offices with Sidney B. Elston presiding. Members received multiple reports and discussed ongoing business and future projects with announcements expected.

Asl Pine Grove Cemetery Association Brown and

Roland Putnam Guest Speaker At Rotary Session

Roland Putnam principal of Sparta Merged School spoke at a Rotary luncheon in Marsh's Plaza. Introduced by Craig Hyer, he outlined Spartansburg residents favoring schooling in Spartansburg due to harsh winters and transportation challenges. Attendees included visiting Rotarians Sterling Farmer and P M Chamberlain and guests Michael Langinese, Kenneth Rafferty, and Homer Lewis. Allen Kuhn elected new Rotary Club president. next speaker Lester Lopus will discuss the Rotary International convention in Toronto.

Otas Roland Putnam Sparta Marsh's Plaza Craig Hyer Putnam Spartansburg Sp Tansburg Sterling Farmer Lakewood Ohio P. M. Chamberlain Smethport Michael Langinese Bradford Kenneth Rafferty Homer Lewis Erie Allen Kuhn Rotary Bart Triola Lester Lopus Toronto Canada

Local Corps Holds Flag Day Program

The Women's Relief Corps District No. 3 picnic at Mead Park gathered 45 representatives from Erie East, Corry and North East for a Flag Day program. It featured readings by Flossie Woodcock and Ida Allen, a Gettysburg address, songs including America, and several tributes to patriotism. The event included multiple readers such as Mina Hankin Letha Hamilton Joseph Gehtilman Manley Robbins Sr and concluded with a vote to make the picnics an annual observance.

Mead Park Women's Relief Corps District No. 3 Erie Fist East Corry June Babe Horace Mina) Hankin Dad Letha Hamilton Ida Hoenig Marjorie Brown Bayless Town Joseph Gehtilman Our Beautiful Land Manley Robbins Sr

Mead Park Dinner Hosts WCTU Gathering

Mead Park hosted a Mead Park Scena OF wetu Tureen Dinner with 22 WCTU members and guests. Rev. Ivan Hunsberger gave the invocation while Mrs Maud Bennink led the meeting and Mrs George Mulgin Baye led in prayer. Plans were made for a birthday party on June 25 for Erie County Hospital patients, a yearly WCTU project. The next meeting July 21 will be a Mead Park picnic.

Ueheiuus Lupeen Muner Mead Park Women's Christian Temperance Union Ivan Hunsberger Maud Bennink George Mulgin Baye Erie County Hospital WCTU

Xi Beta Phi Dinner Meeting At Findley Lake

Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi enjoyed a summer dinner at the Findley Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Litz with Mrs. Betty Pratt as hostess. President Mrs. Darwin Wolcott led a business session approving a donation to the American Field Service. A program on Apartments by Mrs. Wolcott featured photos of units in the United States Canada and Cuba. The group will resume September 1 at the Lita cottage with Mrs. Pratt hosting and Mrs. Robert Simmonsen presenting Conversation.

Xi Beta Phi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority A. M. Litz Findley Lake Betty Pratt Darwin Wolcott American Field Service

Beatle manager rejects 31 million ad offer

Canberra reports manager Brian Epstein refused a 31 million advertising bid for the Beatles, saying there is just so much money young people can spend. The piece notes a yearly affair with the North East Corps to be hosted next year.

Canberra Australia Brian Epstein Beatles North East Corps

Rebekah Lodge Reports General Meet in Philadelphia

Rebekah Lodge members amended the byelaws during the general assembly held in Philadelphia. The session announced the annual barbecue picnic to be held at Meadville on July 7. Mrs. Edward Ross presided as grand mistress with other officers present.

T Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Edward Rossbache Philadelphia Meadville James —Smith Florence Culver Thelma Burkett

Mary Dominessy Honored At Birthday Party

Washington street hosted a party Monday afternoon for 12 year old Mary Dominessy with her mother Mrs Edward Dominessy as hostess. Guests enjoyed an outdoor supper a decorated birthday cake and humorous gifts. Prize winners in games included Rose Marie Sproveri Linda Hajec and Susan Comitz.

Washington Street Edward Dominessy Mary Ann Rose Marie Sproveri Linda Hajec Susan Comitz

Women of the Moose Members Attend Chicago Convention

At the Women of the Moose convention in Chicago Mrs. Stanley Bailey earned the College of Regents degree at Mooseheart House of God. Mrs. Glen Davis received her star recorder at the Carlton Hilton. Attendees included Charles VanTassel and Mrs. Donald Carter, the new local senior regent elect who served as a delegate.

Ilocal Wotm Women of the Moose Chicago Stanley Bailey College of Regents House of God Mooseheart Glen Davis Carlton Hilton Charles VanTassel Donald Carter

Heath Family Holds 44th Annual Reunion

The 44th Heath descendants reunion was held at Mead Park with a 1 30 p.m. picnic and a business session electing Garner Heath as president George Heath as vice president Mrs Prank Puckly Jr as secretary and treasurer Emory Morton and Ernest Brine as table committee. The next gathering is planned for Mead Park on the second Sunday in June with Victoria Baressi Susan Hooks and others in attendance.

Robert and Minerva Heath Mead Park Garner Heath George Heath Prank Puckly Jr Emory Morton Ernest Brine

My Favorite Recipe from Mrs Warren Relish Guide

A reader submits a handwritten style relish recipe from Mrs Warren. The method uses onions cabbage green tomatoes green peppers and vinegar with sugar salt and spices including mustard turmeric and celery salt. The instructions say to grind vegetables overnight rinse drain mix with remaining ingredients boil and simmer then seal in hot jars yields eight pints.

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