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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
5
A damaged OCR snippet mentions unidentified thefts and values, with unclear timing and parties. It references a monetary amount and items described in fragmented form, offering minimal verifiable details.
The Conelway PTA met at the school with the Mag salute by the Boy Scouts and devotions by Miss Deborah Hinkle. Judy MacGregor spoke on the National Girl Beaut Roundup in Vermont, Bonnie Jolley showed slides, and Ronald Rairie and Mrs. Richard Schneider planned a student talent program featuring the elementary band, Alma Lindstrom and Darla Monroe piano solos, a flute duet, and a clarinet duet. Richard Farrer reviewed Explorer Scout activities as the program ended. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Baressi and the teachers.
The Moose Club St Patrick's Day Party featured a children style show with colorful fashions for the young set. Sponsored by St Elizabeth's Guild the event included prizes, music, and a pixie fashion preview by G C Murphy Company.
Mrs Norman Tarbell president of the Community Committee for the Handicapped spoke at the Rotary Club in Corry outlining a program for local disabled residents. Activities include music crafts woodworking sketching leatherworking knitting painting and more for over 178 registered handicapped from Corry Bear Lake Union City and Spartanshoro. Rotary officers-elect include Joseph Pitcayage president Carl Triola vice president Dr T B Kelsey secretary Robert Tunnell Sr treasurer and Morgan Beverly Dr Elmer A Ortner directors.
Charles and Renee MarLett, children of Mr and Mrs LeRoy MarLett, were seen on Concord street with Renee in a jumper.
A five table Howell movement marked the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group at the YMCA. Winners included Mrs. Raymond Sandburg and Mrs. Louis Morrow with 69.12 points and Mrs. Ted Treat and Mrs. Arthur Treat at 61. Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Mrs. Morgan Beverly led 57 ½ with others at 56 to 54. The final session is scheduled for next week.
Mrs Lloyd Shawver hosted 13 members of the Knox Circle of the First Presbyterian Church at her Hast Bond street residence. Miss Ina Austin spoke on Cuba and plans were set for April 3 Women’s Association, sewing day April 19, and a April 16 follow up at Mrs Clyde Keith’s home with cohostess Mrs Duane Bates.
Corry Area High School hosted about 25 people for a post prom party committee meeting led by cochairman Frank Grice. Mrs. Clifford Buesink reported on the last meeting and heads of standing committees shared favorable updates.
The local Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs George Mulvin’s Wright street home with 14 members present. Mrs A Johnson gave devotions on Our Weapons. A rummage sale was approved for May 9 and 10 at a yet announced location to aid repairs from storm damage at the state headquarters in Harrisburg.
A son was born on Monday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dennis Mayer of Waterford.
The Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the Sombrero Room at the Corner Cupboard. Cohosts Mrs. Robert Eddy and Mrs. Frank Wise. A $5 donation to the post prom party committee was voted. A leadership conference report was given. Next session set for April 2 at Mrs. Robert Simmonson’s East Main Street home.
Bali's aging volcano on the island erupted killing 150 people and injuring about 100. Relief workers and supplies have been dispatched as 250000 residents in the northeastern disaster zone may need relocation. The eruption sent lava flows from the volcano’s southeast and northeast flanks.
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