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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
5
The readable phrases reference a Delaware matter involving a 150 million allocation for cleanup and a U S Interior involvement. An FBI alert and unnamed officials are mentioned with vague references to Tokyo and a possible plot.
Corry becomes center stage as Miss Bess Wilson 156 Park Street marks her 92nd birthday on March 21. The event highlights her life from 1875 birth through teaching careers in Corry Mansfield Normal School Packer Institute and Girls High School Brooklyn. She shared family Civil War memorabilia and rare furniture in her Park Street home Conference Room.
The Ladies Fellowship of the Baptist Church met at Miss Aurelia Cosma’s home on Wednesday evening with eighteen attendees. Activities included singing, devotions, a talk on the Last Supper, piano duets, and a business session. Mrs. Roy Vogt to host in April. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gavazzi, formerly Arlene Marizza.
Williamport, Pa. Harry Barr, 43, dies when his compact wagon overturns on a rural road north of Williamsport after its cargo shifts on a curve. Passenger Glenn King of Linden, Lycoming County, sustains cuts and bruises and is hospitalized.
Reports from Rebecca Circle at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Lent program and April session. Lillian Guild at Emmanuel Episcopal Church to meet with tureen dinner. Women’s Relief Corps notes 18 members, Lincoln and Washington readings, and March 16 meeting after weather cancellation. Also mentions High-Beaverdam Hose Company bake sale dinner and Carter Hill Ladies Aid gathering. Robins sighting encourages residents. home decorating tip offered.
Miss Phyllis J. Chelton of A D 1 graduates with 57 others from Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Buffalo. She earns the hospital award for scholastic excellence at Kleinhans Hall. After vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Elwin J Chelton she will work in the obstetric department at Meyer.
The Women's Association of the Corry Country Club hosted a one o clock luncheon and bridge session at Hotel Corry. Hostesses were Mrs. Nellie Dunlap and Mrs. Vellah Bracken. Awards went to Mrs. Mark Coyle Mrs. R. C. Anderson and Mrs. Edward Feldt. Next event set for March 16 hosted by Mrs. Leo Hoylen and Mrs. Nellie Dunlap with reservations through the hostesses by March 16.
The Journal invites wedding stories and photos for publication when newsworthy. Submissions should arrive promptly after the event, and wedding pictures are not accepted if more than two weeks old.
Albert A. Ridge 68 a retired judge of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals 8th District since 1961 died in Kansas City Missouri.
Janet Carroll daughter of Clifford and Mrs Carroll of North Hollywood Calif and John A Nuttmann son of Herman Nuttmann of Downey Calif were married February 11 at the Little Church of the West in Las Vegas Nevada Mrs Richard Kelly served as matron of honor and Richard Kelly was best man A reception for about 60 guests followed February 26 at the home of F W O’Brien in Playa Del Rey Janet works at California Federal Savings and Loan Association while Nuttmann is a Los Angeles city firefighter The couple will reside in Buena Park
Women of the Moose at Moose Lodge observed Moosehaven Chapter Night with Mrs. Ralph Wassink in charge. Senior regent Mrs. Roy Hamilton led a business session enrolling a class of candidates and announcing events such as a March 16 fashion show and an April 29 barbershop night at Corry Area High School. Tickets from local members and merchants. Corry Journal obituary notes: Mrs. Robert Markle died after a long illness.
Reader tips cover dishwasher hot water timing to improve cleaning. Advice includes testing thermostats to 140 160 degrees, using peanut butter to polish chrome, spray painting wooden traverses, and making home dill pickles. Readers also share photo mounting, hospital gown DIY, and trading stamp fun for kids.
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