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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1966
Page
5
A society gift dedication was conducted at Area Grange with members present to unveil and celebrate the new contribution. Local officials and residents attended the ceremony highlighting community support and longstanding charitable efforts.
Mrs Sorenson entertained the Friendship Club with a social evening. Attendees included Mrs Richard Sorenson and her daughter Jill, among nine others.
The Lady Pranklin Rebekah Mrs Wallace and Mea organize a 7 p.m. picnic at the 100r event. Cox will serve refreshments.
Society editor notes Miss Lindstrom of Alpha Xi Delta and Pi Delta Epsilon will wed G Anthony. Anthony is a Grove City College alumnus and CAHS graduate, with ties to local Kemikos.
A scrambled society page reports Mr. and Mrs. A Bruce Smith returning to Hillcrest Drive after social visits at the Richard Faryer residence. Mrs. Arthur Cochran was recently recognized, and Miss Lona Merker and Mrs. Walter C were cohostesses with Robert Tunnell. Fourteen members attended planning meetings for gala 1966, with committees led by Robert J. Johnson Rex Seidler Herbert Comba and Charlotte Adi rndlo. Joann Ford of Mount Lebanon and Joann, her roommate, are Slippery Rock State College students urged to attend and assist in gala planning. The YMCA Women’s Auxiliary meets tonight at the Y with a ceramics program by Mrs Gould and a china painting program by Mrs L C Nichols. A verse from the Old Testament closes the note.
The Women's Relief Corps held an all day session at the Grange Hall with 19 members attending. Mrs. Mae Hall won an award. The next meeting is set for April 7 at the Grange.
Dorcas Class gathered at Mrs. Clarence’s Oakley Avenue home with 21 members and one guest Mrs. Blanche Douthit. The group met in the Fellowship Hall on March 30th for a St Patrick’s Day themed dinner with committee members listed.
Erie Playhouse schedules the next show The Typist and the Tiger for April 21 24 with stars Ras nas and Cannon confirmed to arrive in New York and Chicago venues prior to the run.
A brief notice describes a sighting on RD where Eenoe observes a refreshment product called Delicious Alka. The report notes the event occurred recently and involves local public interest in a beverage brand.
Margaret Rifenberick Engaged to Eugene Earl s son of Mr and Mrs James Earls of Corry. Cad Scape Minsielberik 1963 graduate Sparta merged School employed at Molded Fiber Glass Boat.
The Fine Arts Department of the Titusville Woman's Club will host the Eighth Jury Art Exhibit April 21 to 23 at the Walnut street club. Open to artists 18 and over, entries must be recent two dimensional works not shown since 1961, framed and wired, under 40 inches any direction, with a $1 entry fee and a limit of three pieces. First prize $25, second $15, third $10, two honorable mentions. submission days April 15–16, with works for sale and a 10 percent commission.
Heloise explains remedies for shine on arms elbows and trousers. Use five percent vinegar on a terry cloth to lift fibers and avoid ironing. For persistent shine, professional cleaners may use fine sandpaper on a dry cloth.
A day was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence of 616 Spring Street. Mrs. Taft is the former Bonita Darling.
An Ellsworth exhibit outlines handling all claims related to losses or damage, noting submission rules and penalties. Corry area artists face scrutiny for past actions, and renewed insistence on proper protocol surfaces this year.
A local celebration honors Patty Ficcardi on her birthday with friends and family present. The event marks another milestone in the community member's life.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Tae Jounwat with ambiguous wording about a son or daughter away from home and an unclear question or statement about their enjoyment.
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