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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment references a court case with mentions of prison, a 40 year term, a person named Araci St, and a decision yesterday. Details are unreadable and several names and actions are uncertain.
Fragmentary text mentions AP and various names, with incomplete phrases about a matter in Mali and legal or managerial roles. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the readable content.
Corry Area Golden Age Club meets 70 members in YMCA room for officer ballots. Maude Barnes elected president Ralph Glenn vice president Hazel Eldred secretary Elbert Bush treasurer. Bertha McMichael presents talk as honorary member. birthday gifts given. group sings and hears Easter devotional.
A special meeting of Knights of Columbus at I of C Hall, with Donald Walters presiding, announced Veronica Motus as $100 Easter wardrobe winner and welcomed one new member. The next regular meeting is April 14 at First Methodist Church. Lloyd Cramer of the Erie YWCA youth work, Arden Baldwin led organizing efforts. Cramer advises senior groups and visits Incal Golden Agers. Mrs Ava Shepard and others served birthday cake and coffee after the program.
The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group at the YMCA held a six and one half table Howell movement. Winners included Mrs. Morgan Beverly with Mrs. J Fred Kinley for 75 and several Titusville duos. Overall leaders were Mrs Glass and Mrs Prenatl with 156 and Mrs Mallory with Mrs Pat Shaw at 149. Next session features a partnership game and a year’s ACBL membership prize for top nonmember. Reservations via Mrs Donald Hall.
Mrs. Carl Koford hosted the Columbus Grange with 28 members and two guests from nearby granges. Plans for an April bake sale were announced, and a May membership drive was outlined as state grange officers are to attend. An Easter program featured readings, poems, and a written contest won by Mrs Chandler Mason. refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for April 14 at Lottsville 100F Hall.
Beaverdam 4 H Gun Club met at Walter Burrows home in Elgin. James Maynards and David Schweiger spoke on NRA qualifications. New visitors elected Thomas Edwards Allen Loomis Jr Ray Caster secretard Ladd news reporter. Next meeting set and baby born at Burrows home March 19 to Thomas Cramer Tucson Antz. House for rent appears in classifieds.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church pastor Rev William C Seitz Jr assists visiting pastor at St Pauls Cathedral Erie noon service. Elder Seitz, former Bexley Hall professor, and wife arrive to stay with their son before heading to Erie. Several local families attended a LaSalle Ida wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Strack at the Community Hall in LaSalle. Army recruits from Chestnut, West Pleasant, and Columbus depart for Fort Jackson then Fort Gordon for basic training. Christine and Helen Yoder, daughters of Mr and Mrs Melvin Yoder, arrive home for Easter vacation from Eastern Mennonite College.
Howard VanTassel state director of the Pennsylvania Farmers Association spoke to the Rotary Club in the Colonial Room. He discussed farmer and consumer farm-product challenges, showed color slides, and answered questions. Visiting Rotarians included Guy Didawick and guests E. J. Eckles, Killsworth Hale, with Dr. Elmer A. Ortner giving the invocation and Rev. Walter J. Thoms the blessing.
Simple to make blueberry crunch uses cake mix and melted butter over a pie filling base. Spread filling in a pan add dry cake mix then drizzle butter bake at 350 for about 30 minutes until golden. Share your favorite recipe with The Corry Journal for publication.
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