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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1964
Page
5
Mrs Charles Post spoke on Health and led health exercises at the Concord 4 H Club meeting held at the Community House with 40 members leaders and visitors present. A community service project was planned for 8 o clock. June demonstrations were announced for the next gathering.
Mrs Curtis hosts Ruth Circle of the Methodist Church with 14 members and three guests for the May session at Columbus home. Mrs Johnston led devotions, Mrs Wells spoke, and Mrs Lindstrom presided. Upcoming WSCS meeting and May 16 Mother's Day dinner announced.
Miss Rebecca Jane Chris and Thomas James Brady wed at St Patrick's Church Tonga Florida in a morning ceremony. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Chris of Corry and the groom son of Mr and Mrs James H Brady of Corry. Both are 1962 CAHS graduates. The ceremony was followed by a reception in Tampa and a honeymoon in Florida.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Amici Bible Class met last evening with Rev. Ivan Hunsberger giving devotions. Twenty three members enjoyed a program of colored picture slides on peace by Mrs Lena Ayers followed by salad refreshments. The June meeting will be a picnic with officer elections.
A daughter was born early today at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs LaVernt Lindsay of 429 East Washington Street.
The local Chamber of Commerce schedules a buffet dance on May 20 at the Corry Country Club. A 9 p.m. get acquainted hour leads to buffet from 10 to 10 30 and dancing from 10 30 to midnight with music by Allan Hasbrouck and the Goldentones.
Lillian Guild of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church met for a three course dinner in the church undercroft. President Mrs George Hagger led the session presenting a slate of officers to vote on June 2 at Findley Lake. Rev William Seitz Jr outlined the May 20 centennial events with a 6:30 p m dinner at the YMCA and 8:30 p m services at the church. public invited.
Mercer County coroner reports autopsy shows Margaret McCoy aged 78 killed with a blunt tool possibly a claw hammer. She was struck at least 12 times with multiple skull fractures and was found in her basement in Grove City.
A child’s poem celebrates the library as a dream world of dragons knights pirates and true books. The contest during National Library Week names David Slike Theodore Glatz Terry Hiner Susan Amy Kathleen Lloyd Bruce Burr and Steve Grice as winners and runners-up.
The Baptist Ladies Fellowship met at Mrs. Forest Peiffer’s Gamma Road home with 28 members and one guest Mrs. Joseph Sherwood of Tucson Ariz. Aurelia Cosma led two hymns and Mrs. Murray Raymond gave devotions and read two poems. A panel on home and foreign missions featured three missionary mothers Mrs. Sherwood Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Warner. President Mrs. Cecil Messinger led the business session with hostesses Miss Gladys Bog-
Mrs. Gerald Parsons and Mrs. Fern Lambert served a delicious salad cookies tea and coffee. Mrs. Fred Marsh will entertain for the June 3rd session at her home on Hereford road R. D. 4.
Last night at Beverly Duplicate in Corry the event posted an average 24. Mr and Mrs George Michael of Union City led with 27 percent. A two way second place tied between Mr and Mrs D B Conaway of Warren and F H Bartholme of Union City with Mrs Morgan Beverly of Cory. Mr and Mrs James Porter of Warren finished fourth with 25. The monthly Master Point game is set for next Friday at Beverly home on Wayne Street.
The Rachel Cwele group gathered Wednesday at the Columbus home of Mrs. Thomas Maloney with Mrs. Ivan Wick as cohostess. A program titled She Shall Be Praised was led by Mrs. Gus Eder, assisted by several members.
The Weyerhauser Co. of Tacoma Washington plans to reopen its milk carton manufacturing plant in Butler County about June 1. The firm cites strong markets for plastic coated cartons and says the plant at full capacity will hire about 75 workers.
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