Fragments Hint At Local Market Price Note
A fragmentary AP style line suggests a mall price of eleven dollars. Names and full context are unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1964
Page
5
A fragmentary AP style line suggests a mall price of eleven dollars. Names and full context are unclear.
Corry area bridge players partook in Titusville Duplicate Bridge Club event. North south winners included George Barley and partner 188, Charles Johnson and Ilanel Shaw 135, Pat Lee and Shaw 2H, Morgan Beverly and Carolyn Ebert 118. East west winners were Jody Wig and Doris Pronatt 146, Belly Vidoni and S. D. Johnson 148, Ted Treat and George Michael 13146. A charity game Tuesday at the Titusville Bales Club 7 45 p.m. benefits the ACBL Charity Fund and is a Master Point night.
Birdie reports Julius Wolus and family traveling to Youngwood and Crabtree Pa to visit relatives while Mrs Ray Laurie heads to Oswego New York. Easter services at Columbus Congregational Church feature three choirs under Bennink Wester Carl son. Elmer and Mrs Sharer visit Endicott New York for vacation. Local poet Connie Demby reads on Don McNeil Breakfast Club show. A PTA poem titled Over the ruts and through the rain recounts community themes. Birthdays, Marine Corporal Langhurst at Camp Pendleton, and students from McMahon Waynesburg College Hunt Waynesburg College and Michigan State University home for Easter break.
Warren County Grangers are reminded that seventh degree members should attend the Seventh Degree Association meeting at Warren Grange Hall. A tureen dinner at 6 30 will precede the business meeting at p m Myron Rapp, master. Newly elected officers urged to attend, bring a tureen and table service. All interested Grangers welcome.
Members of the Rebekah Helping Hand met yesterday in the 100F Hall for an all-day session. A tureen dinner was prepared by Mrs. Arden Baldwin and Mrs. Hazel Eldred, followed by a business meeting led by Mrs. Harvey Loveland. Quills were filled and prepared for sending to the Odd Fellows Home in Meadville. Mrs. Aldine Emmons and Mrs. Lorella Gelden will serve the refreshment committee for the next session on April 9.
The article guides novices to start with still life for practice and satisfaction, noting arranging subjects builds both architectural and artistic sense. It covers fabrics for backgrounds, oil as a preferred medium, a basic color set including alizarin crimson and ultramarine, brush sizes, and common beginner subjects like fruit or flowers. It emphasizes color variation with lighting and position and encourages outdoor painting in spring and summer.
Members of the Lotus Blossoms Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Robert Anthony’s Gamma road home. Mrs. Gaylord Northrop demonstrated yoga, followed by sandwiches cake ice cream and coffee. The next meeting is set for April 6 at Mrs. Samuel Smith’s Gamma road residence.
A requiem mass will be sung Monday at the Church of the Assumption for Kosta Unkovich longtime royal Yugoslavian consul in Pittsburgh. Unkovich aged 2 died yesterday in a suburban Pittsburgh Hospital.
Ralph Boyer, director and vice president of Cooper-Bessemer Corp, spoke to the Corry Management Club about developing new products for market. He described Ajax Iron Works in Corry, acquired last September, as a division and noted the firm’s push for better compressors driven by competition.
The Easter sunrise service at Columbus Congregational Church is sponsored by the Pilgrim Fellowship. Rev. G G Creighton of Corry Seventh Day Adventist Church will speak on Our Most Precious Gift. Breakfast follows in the church social room at 7 30 for the congregation. Public invited.
City officials hope music may calm a surge of Easter vacation students. An estimated 75,000 students are migrating toward the area this weekend, with arrests averaging about 100 daily but a small share of the total. Music is proposed as a calming measure to avert explosive scenes during the busy exodus.
Louis Pottolelt, 24, was stabbed to death on his birthday after an argument with his former fiancée Dorothy Loschiava, 27, who told homicide detectives he became abusive. She grabbed a butcher knife during a scuffle and stabbed him in the heart at her East Side apartment. Loschiava, a dental secretary, faces a county grand jury presentation.
Sandra Bennett shares a two crust Ritz mock apple pie using crackers water sugar cream of tartar lemon juice and rind. The recipe bakes at 425 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes yields 8 servings and encourages readers to submit their favorites to The Corry Journal.
Mrs John F Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr visited Stowe Vermont for a weekend. The trip coincided with student riots and mass arrests in Fort Lauderdale after a music event drawing about 6500 vacationing students. The stay was marked by strong audience reactions to a folk music jazz show at the band shell.
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