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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1965
Page
5
Readable fragments show John K Inc and Kaeo as key names in a ration news item. The brief piece signals ongoing supply controls and distribution notes amid local shortages. Community details and broader context are minimal in the OCR snippet provided.
Birdie reports that Corporal James Bennink, after over two years in Germany, will visit relatives in R D 4 before heading to Albuquerque for another visit. Elgin Hose Auxiliary plans a March 19 dance at Corry State Armory, a May 22 sample sale, and an April rummage sale. donations via Jones of R D 3. Andrew and Mrs. Lantz welcomed Steven Walter on February 21, with grandparents named and ties to Athens, Pa. Former Corry residents Andy Bennink teaches art in the Athens School system. Faith Fellowship at First Baptist hosted 16 members. Coheste’s was the hostess. Paul Fox of Toledo visits again. Spring Creek Congregational Church held a 10-course dinner. Drew Phillips leaves for Navy service with funds from the congregation. Wheelock Community Ladies Aid met at Mrs Leland Crosscut’s home with 11 members. next project is artificial flower arrangements. Esther Pound hosts a Women’s Christian Temperance gathering on Tuesday at 1:20.
Reservations chairman Mrs John Miscik and committee member Mrs Joseph Slike take bookings for the St Patrick's Day card party hosted by St Elizabeth's Guild on Tuesday March 16 at 8 pm in the Moose Lodge ballroom. The event, chaired by Mrs Maud Bennink, invites all members to attend and celebrate with prizes and a green theme.
Mrs Clyde Reynolds presided over last evening meetings of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary at the post home. The group voted donations to the Amelia C Kane Cancer Fund and the post prom party committee. The annual vanilla sale begins next Tuesday and members sell cook books Favorite Recipes of Pennsylvania. A special award was won by the group.
The McCray Community Ladies Aid held an all day session at the Community House with a tureen dinner for 20. President Mrs. Louis Sexton led business and devotions by Mrs. Joseph McCray. A rummage sale is planned for election day May 18.
Mrs Lawrence C Nichols is noted with refreshments provided by Mrs Roger Grape and Mrs Alfred Cone The next meeting is slated for April a t the post home
Mrs. Ora Loveland entertained the Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Wednesday afternoon for 17 members and one guest Mrs Helen Miller. Mrs Oscar Johnson gave devotions and May committee announced April service with A committee in charge of May meeting. Mrs Irvin Young led St Bo's Day contests. Loveland assisted with Patrick's Day cake coffee tea and mints.
The Catholic Daughters of America court No. 35 met at the VFW Post home to discuss a bake sale after Mass at St Edward's School. Miss M Agnes Lynch announced the 45th anniversary celebration on Sunday at 2 pm at the Knights of Columbus Hall with dinner at 6. Several Corry attendees planned. The nominating committee was named and the CDA social meeting set for March 25.
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower will be a political lecturer and political resident at Grinnell College in Grinnell Iowa on May 13 and 14. He is slated to address campus audiences and engage in related events during the visit.
Engagement of Miss Camille Waterhouse and William A Anthony announced by Waterhouse parents Mrs Louise Waterhouse and W W Waterhouse. Miss Waterhouse a Corry Area High School Grove City College alumna and graduate student at Penn State. Anthony, Grove City alumnus, is a graduate student at SUNY Buffalo.
At a meeting last night the High Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company outlined fundraisers to buy utility smoke masks with canisters. Costs run about 75 dollars each, cheaper than compressed air masks. No dates set. donations of 3 dollars or more earn a year’s membership. An inhalator is on call for emergencies, though recent calls used Corry fire department or hospital. Elgin Beaverdam firemen would have been faster.
The Most Rev. William G. Connare bishop of the Greensburg diocese said he would offer a Mass in reparation for the indignities inflicted upon all Americans by racist sins. The Mass responds to the racial situation in Selma Alabama.
Erie County Commissioner William O. Hill Jr warns the county risks losing a proposed 2 million federal testing laboratory as Philadelphia is named a likely site. Hill, a longtime advocate, says Erie County remains a political orphan while lawmakers press for a regional anti pollution and research lab.
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