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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1968
Page
5
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Community notices recount visits by local residents to Columbus Ohio and Erie. a College Women’s Club program featured David Johnson and City Solicitor Douglas Rozelle discussing “Gary City Plans Present and Future.” Events include a hat box sale at Our Lady of Victory and a family supper at First Methodist Church with charity, plus a rummage and bake sale planned by Columbus Community Congregational Church Ladies Aid.
The Sparta Grange met at Spartansburg Grange Hall Saturday evening with master Vampoen presiding. A Crawford County Grange visitation is set for April 13 with a special program and refreshments. An officer training session is planned for April 13 at Randolph Grange. The Wheelock Missionary Fellowship met at Mrs. Wallace Mick’s home with six members. Plans were made for the annual mother and daughter banquet in May and a church cleanup day on April 3. Devotions by Mrs. Orlo Watrous continued Africa mission study.
Frank Norman of Brie lieutenant governor of Division 1 addressed the Kiwanis Club during the weekly dinner at the Hotel Corry. He presented slides on club activities and stressed this year’s goal to become personally involved in civic and community affairs. William Donaldson, club president, led the session with Embert Earle giving the invocation.
Hostesses Mrs. George Gould and Mrs. Kenneth Grobholz will welcome guests at a public reception and cast party tomorrow after the 8 p.m. concert at Corry Area High. Tickets cost 1.25 and may be bought in advance or at the box office. The event follows the choir’s performance at Corry High and honors many local sponsors and attendees.
Mrs. George Hagger is back at her West Columbus Avenue extension home after a week in New York City where she trained for her role as Welcome Wagon hostess. She will visit local families on major events like births engagements moves and anniversaries and share religious civic information from sponsors.
AP reports a six week withholding by 1,206 members of the National Farmers Organization in western Pennsylvania aims to fix prices for steer and hog meat. About two million pounds are held back while A and P in Pittsburgh says stores remain well stocked with no price or supply impact. The NFC seeks contracts to set farm prices at 82 cents per pound for steers and 24 cents for hogs and will end the withholding when packers agree. In a separate note, the Malaysian embassy donates relief supplies valued at $20 000 to South Vietnam for Tet refugees.
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