Four for sons noted in brief fly incident
A brief item reports four for the sons amid a fly incident. No further context or identifying details are given in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1960
Page
5
A brief item reports four for the sons amid a fly incident. No further context or identifying details are given in the readable text.
Readable fragments describe a location near a river with a route and bus. The text mentions area vned and mentions movement along the river and a bus line. No clear date person or organization details are present.
Miss Ruth Matchett describes South African medical missions with color slides at Union City Church of the Nazarene Friday at 7 45 PM. The Ohio native and Olivet Nazarene College graduate has years of nursing service in Agarhoek Eastern Transvaal Bremers dorp and Stasi. A tea in her honor is set for Friday 4 to 6 PM at the parsonage with local Missionary Society leaders. She will also appear in Seneca Indian Church near Salamanca and Ol City Church of the Nazarene Saturday and Sunday.
Epsilon Phi, chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, met at Mrs B Graig Moore home on Fast Smith Street last evening to plan a March 29 pledge dinner at the Elks Club. Miss Beverly Hicks led a program on dance history and a Head Dance demonstration. The group voted a donation to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and discussed National Library Week window display. officers for next year were proposed with Mrs Robert Simmonsen as president and Mrs Moore as vice president. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs William Stright on March 16.
David Boland spoke at the Rebekah Lodge in the 100 Hall with Mrs. Willard Shreve presiding. He described experiences in Europe during World War II while with the US Army and shared color slides, followed by a brief business session, visiting time, and lunch prepared by Mrs. Niels Sovenson, Mrs. Richard Mountain, and Mrs. James Smith. The next meeting is set for March 15.
The weekly Women's Duplicate bridge session at the YMCA yesterday afternoon saw four winning pairs. First place was Mrs Fred Kinley and Mrs Gerald Lane with 27 points, followed by Mrs Roscoe Kerk and Mr Raymond Mul Yio with 26, then Mrs Tvan Wickwire and Mr Richard Peebles with 26, and Mrs dP Nerdinmae and Mrs Alfred M. Morrison with 25 points. Next week’s gala is already being planned.
Robert Myers of the Salvation Army in Warren Pa will headline a week long revival at the Corry citadel beginning seven thirty each evening through next Sunday Captain Myers born in Cleveland 1944 is a third generation Salvationist He was commissioned June 21 1964 and has served in Homestead Latrobe Johnstown and Warren Mrs Myers Brigit Wier a Asbury College graduate also a third generation Salvationist The revival runs with the worldwide crusade For I Tend the Services accurtine tn Christ To Witness and to Win inviting the public to attend
A guild supper last evening at Rosananuel Byler church drew praise and hopes for an annual event. President Mrs Keppel Tiffany led the post dinner meeting to plan a fish supper in the Lenin season. The next hostesses are Mrs Don Williams Mrs George Budwurst and Mrs Wallace Youie for April 5.
Last weekend featured Princeton University activities and a 3rd Junior Prom on campus with Eddie Condon’s band and dances on Prospect Street. Attendees included ANNCORBIN and JACOB PAULSON, Embers sophomores PAT MEERDINS and NANCY DAVIS visiting West Point, and CHS students. Other families, trips to Washington and California, and a note on 4-H convention plans for NANCY CURTIS are mentioned alongside editor changes at the BRAVER.
Union City burgess Harry Smiley spoke at the Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Corry, describing Alaska's history, growth, climate, people, and customs. He outlined fur trading posts, industries like timbering and fish canneries, and transport by dog sleds. 35 members attended with visiting Rotarian John Chrin of Greensburg.
Mr and Mrs Rean McElroy Sr hosted a farewell gathering at their West Columbus avenue home last evening for their son Roger McElroy who departs May 7 for Marsh town Jowd to attend the Ions Institute of Telegraphy. About 30 relatives attended a cozy evening of visiting and television followed by a lunch of gel hin salads potato salad rolls relishes decorated cake coffee and tea set on a spring floral centerpiece table.
Harvey hosted the Ki Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at Mead Avenue. Mrs. Robert Eddy, president, led a brief business session planning officer elections for March 15 at Mrs. Thomas's home. Rev. William Seitz Jr. of Emmanuel Episcopal Church spoke on beliefs and practices of Oriental religions including Buddhas, Confucius, Mohammed and Lao Tze.
The Orpah Circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church met at Mrs Boyd Berrett's East Congress Street home. Focused on Easter preparation, the program discussed church stewardship and sharing talents with prayers, readings, and singing. Thirteen ladies attended a St Patrick's Day lunch prepared by Mrs Berrett and Miss Lois McCray at Roswell Park Memorial Institute.
Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America will sponsor a Day of Recollection for members and area Catholic women on Sunday March 6 at St Edwards auditorium. Rev Martin J Murphy of St Mary College North East will be Retreat Master. Mass at 8 am, conference at 12, box luncheon at 12:80, resume 1:30, Q and A at 2:15, Holy Hour Devotions at 3.
Mrs Lester Danner of East Pleasant Street hosted 18 Mary Circle members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church. Vice chairman Merle McIntyre led the meeting in chairman absence with city missions program by McIntyre assisted by Joffson Clank Helmintoller and Milton McIntyre. Refreshments were served by Mrs Roy Reed, and the April meeting will be hosted by Mrs Robert Garfield on West Washington Street.
Coatiette Club No 102 held last evening at the Garden Room VFW Post to install officers. Miss Helen Porter presided and a donation to the Supreme Chief Graybacks fund was voted. The ceremony featured 12 members with Mrs Rae Reynolds honored as installing officer and past president pin presented.
Harrisburg AP report says children seek adult guidance and responsibility to avoid feeling lost. Officials cite 30 000 youths in Pennsylvania backing the Governor's Conference on Children and Youth with 2500 expected to attend a state meeting to push for stronger family life and moral guidance ahead of a national conference in Washington.
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