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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
5
Garland Leaves Wer Lives N A L Sept For Lorna
Garlands departure noted after a mage incident in September. The report references Mark Ted and Rey indicating Garland left the wer lives in the event, with Lorna involved in the timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Ted
Mage
Rey
Garland
Lorna
HutchisonNuptials Bind Meadville Couple in Pine Grove Church
Miss Susan Mae Sheets wed Eugene Edward Hutchison at Pine Grove Methodist Church in Spartansburg with Rev. Charles Reynolds officiating. Attendants included Charlotte and Lois Sheets as maids of honor and bridesmaids, Carl Sheets as best man, and a reception at Kiser Hill Grange. The couple plans a Corry home after a Canada trip. she is a Randolph High School and National School of Aeronautics graduate, he a Spartansburg High School alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Mae Sheets
Kyle Sheets
Meadville
Eugene Edward Hutchison
Theodore Hutchison
R. D
Spartansburg
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Charles Reynolds
Donald Hinkson
Lois Sheets
Kay Sheets
Carl Sheets
Marvin Kiser
David Mead Inn
Canada
R. D. 1. Corry
Randolph High School
National School of
Hints From Heloise Dear Heloise Style Tips
A collage of homespun household hints and reader tips. The letters cover hair spray use on wet hair to prevent fizz, a joke about a steak pounder used on peanut butter cookies, tying reminders to a tie clasp, coloring toenails with polish dots, repurposing garments into bed jackets, and a grocery shopping aid using pictures from magazines to show needed items to the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Tealy & Magazine
C. Puulkovitz
Mrs H Morgan Entertains For Epsilon Phi
Mrs Holland Morgan entertained members of the Ep silon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority on Tuesday evening at her home on East South Street with Mrs Basil Bright as cohostess. Installation of officers followed with Mrs Sheldon Knight president Mrs Gordon Rater vice president Mrs Craig Hyer assistant vice president Mrs Olin Capwell secretary Mrs Sidney Smith treasurer and Mrs Fred Scherzer extension officer. The program Sculpture and Paintings was presented by Mrs Frank Frisina and Mrs Edward Pass with all members participating. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Baxter Wellman at Canadohia Lake with Mrs E Craig Moore as cohostess. Mrs Capwell and Mrs William Deutschlander will present The Printed Word and Your Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Morgan
Epsilon Phi
S. Holland Morgan
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
East South Street
Basil Bright
Sheldon Knight
Gordon Rater
Craig Hyer
Olin Capwell
Sidney Smith
Fred Scherzer
Frank Frisina
Edward Pass
Baxter Wellman
Canadohia Lake
E. Craig Moore
Capwell
William Deutschlander
Cynthia Williams Heads for London U S Air Force Post
Miss Cynthia Williams sails from Buffalo to London to work as a secretary for the U S Air Force at a base near London for three years. She previously served with the U S Army in Greece, then Washington, and now returns to her parents Bert and Mary Williams of R D 2. Accompanied by her parents and aunt Mary Bramhall, she departs with family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
London
England
Cynthia Williams
United States
U. S. Air Force
Cynthia
Greece
United States Army
Washington, D. C
Bert Williams
Mary E. Bramhall
Corry Area Post Prom Chairmen Named at Hillstrom Home
Post prom committee named at East Smith Street meeting. Counts include Raymond Bachemer food and Joseph Pitcavage registration among others. Funds appeal to parents by May 15 and May 21 host for next session noted. History society and PTA events listed with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charmen
East Smith Street
C. A. Hillstrom
Hill Stroms
John Chillock
Corry Area High School
VFW
Hillstrom
Raymond
Pat) Bachemer
Joseph Pitcavage
John McLaughlin
Manley Robbins Jr
Robert Davidson
Darwin Wolcott
C. R. McClintock
Leo Dolan
James Hammond
Gerald Hammond
Angelo Frisina
Bertha McMichae
Women’s Group Session at First Presbyterian Church
The Women’s Association met Wednesday evening with 34 members at the church. Mrs. Harold Flowers led devotions for Mother’s Day. Dale Duell sang with accompaniment. Miss Mary Helen Curtis led the business meeting. rum mage sale set for May 9 and annual event on June 1. Speaker Rev. Joseph H. Leckie outlined mission insights. Westminster Circle hosted refreshments. next meeting September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Harold Flowers
Dale Duell
Flowers
Mary Helen Curtis
Association
Jan Howard
Joseph
Leckie
Bes
Westminster Circle
EUB Banquet Held Here
The annual mother and daughter banquet of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Women’s Society was held Wednesday evening. Invocation by Mrs. Gerald Bagley followed tributes to daughters and mothers, with multiple speakers, a group performance, hobby talks, and gifts for notable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gerald Bagley
Robert Olson
Linda Olson
Christine Olson
Kathy
Welch
Theodore Vanderhoff Sr
Coal production drops after miners strike ends
Washington weekly coal output fell from 9,878,000 tons to 7,735,000 tons for the week ending April 30, 1966, a drop of over 2 million tons from the previous year. The National Coal Association attributed the decline to the miners’ strike, which has ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Coal Association
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