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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1962
Page
5
Miss Joan Neckers Miss Kathe Tyndell and Miss Sharon Rhodes sit left in a group portrait while standing are Miss Danlone Cook Miss Paula Meerdlink Miss Christine Anderson and Miss Maxine Vanderhoff.
At a recent BPW dinner, Girls Of The Month were honored with carnations and gifts. Darlene Cook received a certificate from Miss M, while Miss Gay A and Miss Hill joined guests including Mrs. Louis Cook and Miss Tiffany. The event highlighted forward thinking and women’s place in the world, with plans for upcoming district meetings and officer installations.
A Wiener roast hosted by the Mahd M Class of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church was held at the home of Mr. y and Mrs. Jolt Tetipas in Clymer. Elected for the coming year were Richard Hall as president Beaky Timer as vice president and Mrs. John Tenpas as secretary-treasurer. The next gathering is planned for June. A separate note mentions a prenuptial event for David Ross and June Wood to be married June 16. Pittsburgh Plus reports Rockwell Manufacturing details of multi million dollar central research facilities plans.
Craig Seastead presented a folk program for College Women's Club members at the YMCA. He discussed growth and origin of folk songs while accompanying on banjo and guitar. The club installed new officers and thanked members for past cooperation, with a spring themed refreshment table.
Miss Phyllis Daniels was feted at a Lemon Street home in a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs Simmonson and Miss Gladys Blynt. Guests awarded prizes to several attendees. Daniels received a corsage and gifts. Refreshments included sandwiches, pie, coffee and tea.
Saturday evening festivities at Miss Lindi Turhyi’s home in MUS featured a surprise birthday party for Jerry Hamultos. Guests attended a barbouroressnd dance affair where Hamultos received a bundle of gifts and a purse of money amid unclear spelling and garbled names.
A local church hosted a Bible club rally featuring Rev ul Hoskony and Allie Murch as key speakers. Volunteers, including the Corps Avenue Club, organized activities and shared teachings during the event.
The Tri-Hi Club elected officers Lilheo nate Chufou-Laihyendes as president and Barbara Loveland as vice president with Jeanne Loveland as secretary and Barbara Radecki as treasurer. The group collected a $501 donation for World Service and reported over $200 in past visits expenses while continuing community work led by advisor Mrs. Clifford Buesik.
Police report two deaths after a crash near a Clearfield County community. Harry Boch and Jey Frapmali are named among those involved. investigation ongoing as authorities sort through unclear details and sequence of events.
A garbled notice from Washitt references Mrs E MoEllint and a Miss Baliig lV bie amid scattered names and places including Wat miw Gihy and Magele Air. It notes a definite wedding date has not yet been set and mentions related individuals in a fragmentary public notice from New Jersey.
Leon Brodeur, noted figure in Corry's rapid rowing industry, spoke at the Kiwanis Club noon session introduced by Artie Shaw. He traced the foam plant history, explained expanding programs, and described current space of 60 000 square feet with plans for future growth. Special guests included AA Hammond of Indiana and Kenneth Rennekamp, plus William Connellty from Fairfax. Group singing led by H Lynn Rice with Mrs Rice at the piano.
A surprise party honored Mrs. Scott at the Harold Scott residence on Meadavenne Bathday evening. Fifteen friends plus Ken and Mr. Scott attended. Edith Woodward Kathy Abbey Clifford Abbey and others shared visiting and music. Refreshments included birthday cake ice cream and coffee.
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