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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1966
Page
5
Society pages announce Mary Montgomery of Sparta to wed Charles A Geer in a Montgomery ceremony. The brief notes the couple and upcoming wedding plans.
A seven story hotel in Pittsburgh is being converted into offices after purchase and renovation by local realtors. The project includes plans for attendance at a nearby institute and a wedding note appears as a dated fragment.
A compilation of reader tips on kitchen hacks and quick repairs. Suggestions include using spiced chili beans to stretch pasta sauce, binding blankets from scraps, using nylon net to trap dog hair, bead storage methods, gifting keepsakes, dusting books safely, repurposing Mayonnaise jars for storage, parakeet cage protection with brown paper bags, and moistened finger technique for neat buttonholes.
Mrs. William A Peiffer and Miss Maxene Oberman attended a Erie County Democratic Women Council meeting at the Dutch Pantry Erie. A spring hat show and refreshments followed with brief remarks from Mrs. Vigorito and Mrs. Peiffer. Corry YMCA rummage sale aids swim team at the Corry Rod Gun Club chaired by Mrs. George Sample. Assemblyman Ford O Dell to speak at Corry Republican Women meeting. Seventh grade Tri Hi Y St Patrick dance at the YMCA from 7 to 10 pm chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Bias. Marie Sekerak guest speaker for Columbus Grange with slides from Italy trip. Mrs Ira Miller returns from Pomano Beach Fla. Household hints and a George Cooper quote close notes.
Noted writer Mari Susette Sandoz, author of 17 works and film subject, passes away in New York. Her career included novels and non-fiction, with several titles adapted or planned for adaptation.
The performers pictured and about 100 others have rehearsed for weeks for a show featuring Mrs Gerry Davis and Richard Knight of Canadohta Lake as a specialty act. The variety segment will feature Ron Winn Tony Amoroso Mac Hiner Bill Helmintoller Pat Bachomer and other actors. Codirectors are Mrs Davis and George Palmer.
A son, Kent Robert, was born March at Keane Uaity Hospital in Cleveland to Mrs. Robert Miller of Cleveland. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miller of North Center Street.
The Friendly Circle met Tuesday at Mrs. Melvin Wallace home with all members present. Officers elected include Mrs Shampoe as president and Peter DeShazer as vice president with Bill Crady as treasurer. Secret sisters drew for the year and new members joined. Group singing devotions and prize awards followed social time and refreshments. Mrs Walter DeShazer to host in April.
Williams community group met at Mrs Wallace Mick's home for a business meeting with Mrs David Cook delivering devotions and a Lenten meditation. Mrs Dennis Edwards demonstrated decorative uses for familiar jugs and bottles while refreshments were served. The next gathering is set for April 1 at Mrs David Cook's home.
Fifty five Corry Aves Golden Age Club members met at the YMCA with Rev. Charles DuBois as chaplain. Ross Mead reported on nominations and the same officers were re elected including Mrs Maude Barnes president Ralph Glenn first vice president Mrs Charles Amy second vice president and E E Bush treasurer. Guest speaker Miss Oberman shared a fascinating story of her recent experiences.
Members Mrs. E. E. Bush Mrs. Elsie Kennedy Mrs. Mac-Hall Mrs. Anna Fenton and Miss Gertrude Schadell provided dessert refreshments today. The next meeting is set for March 22.
A hotel fire in Minakami Japan killed 30 elderly women on an excursion and left about 12 others missing or injured. It was Japan's worst hotel blaze since World War I.
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