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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1967
Page
5
Partial OCR text lists items like farming equipment tools boats planters silage gear and furniture with scattered names and numbers. It resembles a classified section noting items for sale or listing contact details, but the readable lines are fragmentary and non coherent.
Cub Scout Pack 79 of Conel Way School observed Blue and Gold Night on Tuesday evening with many parents and friends attending. The event featured awards, entertainment and refreshments. Members listed include Robert Joy, Randy Joy, Charles Gates, Larry Lewis, Jeffrey Cox, Mark Cox, Michael Betag, Danny Burrows, James Gates, Mark Cox and David Cox. Alan Cox serves as cub master.
Corry Bridge Association held a three and one half table Howell session at the Corry Motor Lodge with winners led by Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs J Fred Kinley 31 percent. Plans for annual awards dinner and officer elections on April 26 at the Motor Lodge were announced by president William Jones. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Lyle Akam and another son to Mr and Mrs Robert Walsh. Nancy Pederson sixteen months turned an emergency brake on a parked car and steered it onto the lawn in Newberg Oregon unhurt.
Ninth grade classes from Columbus Elementary toured the Lawrence Miller sugar bush on Spencer road extension to learn maple tapping and sap processing. They viewed storage tanks and boiling pans, tasted sap and syrup, then visited Corry Public Library where librarian Mrs. James Thompson explained the library plan. Adults on the trip included teachers Mrs. Charlotte Steves and Mrs. Frank Graft and mothers Mrs. Michael Kallka and Mrs. Russell White.
About 50 members and guests of Jonathan Lodge IOOF met at the IOOF Hall for a 6:30 dinner. Richard Mountain led an initiatory degree staff as a class was conferred, with members from Warren North East Erie and Fairview attending. Local Rebekah Lodge members prepared and served the meal.
The Corry Motor Lodge hosts an international ball Saturday evening open to all. Sponsored by the Corry City Chapter Order of the Eastern Star for the CES Building Fund, the dress is optional and tickets may be bought from members or at the door. Gib Porsch and his Erie orchestra will provide music.
The Rogers of Cambridge Springs will be feted at a Hotel Corry dinner Sunday marking Alberta and John S. Rogers Jr. 40th wedding anniversary. Attendees include family in Erie Corry and North Center Street, with guests and plans for entertainment, hospital news, travel, and social notices throughout the Corry area.
Dear Heloise shares a method for cooking instant rice by boiling water with frozen peas, then adding pre-cooked rice for a crunchy green boost. A tip suggests adding yellow food coloring to water for a butter-like appearance, plus extra zinc on presentation.
Embert Earle spoke on Educational TV to the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge. Three members Mrs Harold Jackson Mrs Ethel Spencer and Mrs Norman Tordell were chosen as delegates to the BPW District Meeting at Mercer Pa on Saturday. A routine business session was led by president Mrs Keppel Tiffany with nominating committee members Miss M Agnes Lynch Mrs Charles Thompson and Miss Ann Baressi named.
Television and radio reporters defied picket lines with Frank McGee and Bill Ryan broadcasting from Rockefeller Plaza and the RCA building. Cronkite and Jennings were replaced by CBS and ABC staffers as executives filled in, and Huntley-Brinkley considered canceling but carried a divided news report on day one.
A pink and white themed bridal shower for Miss Constance Rae Root was hosted by Mrs. Harold Flowers on East Frederick Street. She will wed Thomas I. Flowers on June 5 at the First Methodist Church, with games and awards given to several guests including Mrs. William Mitchell and Mrs. B. F. Bettes.
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