Bank and Lordan WH Urgency Reported
An emergency report cites urgency at the bank involving Burs art te, with initials or names indicating Lordan WH connected to the incident. Further details are unclear but authorities respond to the scene.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
5
An emergency report cites urgency at the bank involving Burs art te, with initials or names indicating Lordan WH connected to the incident. Further details are unclear but authorities respond to the scene.
Members of the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club announced a demonstration and boutique next Tuesday at 8 pm at Hotel Corry. Three demonstrations will show making Christmas and holiday novelties, sponsored by the arts and crafts department under Mrs. M Pilz, with sale of these novel ties and other gift items. Public invited per publicity chair Mrs. James Sehelner and club president Mrs. Lynn Levien.
The Corry Bridge Association held a seven table Mitchell New Partner game at Hotel Corry last night. North-south winners included Laura Flick and Morgan Beverly. R H Larsen and Arthur Hansen. Veo Lindsey and Rosalie Williams. Dr. and Mrs Kelsey. East-west winners were Mrs Jack Brinker and Mrs George Michael. Mrs T H Treat and Mrs Arthur Hansen. Morgan Beverly and George Michael. The next Master Point Game is scheduled for next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Hotel Corry.
Corry area notices report parents of five Corry students invited to Thiel College Greenville for Parents Day with freshmen invitations. Students William Johnston Linda Moore Roberta Swart Diane Sprickman Diane Williams listed with their addresses. Also upcoming Poppy Days by American Legion Auxiliary and birthday wishes for local residents. Pope Paul VI congratulates Richard Nixon on his election. House for sale noted in classifieds.
The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met at the church undercroft for dessert and the business session with 18 members present. President Betty Pratt led the meeting, plans were shared for a November 20 parish pot luck dinner and December first Sunday corporate breakfast, guest speaker Claudia Hanaford of Oil City was introduced, next meeting aligns with the annual Christ-the-Home party at the Walmas home after 5 Peake Street.
The Ladies renewshp of the First Baptist Church held their annual dinner last evening with thirty one members and one guest Mrs George Pestrul from Marynette Wis in attendance. Miss Aurelia Cosmo and Mrs Harry Hickle arranged Thanksgiving decor. Mrs Evelyn Dodd led ham dinner service and Mrs Ralph Carroll introduced speaker Mrs Glenn Kalma who spoke on Keeping On. Mrs Virgil Endsley sang Day by Day with piano by Mrs Hickle. Florence Linendell presided business. nominating committee named Mrs Fred Marsh Mrs Murray Raymond and Miss Lucille Kimmy. Mary Riley closed meeting and a Christmas program with gift exchange was planned for December. A mural donated A Warsaw The Mexican state of Jalisco donated a mural by Jose Guillermo Chaves Vega to a Warsaw school named for Benito Juarez. The painting pairs Juarez with Tadeusz Kosciuszko. the Mexican painter attended the unveiling.
Thirteen members of the Esther Circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at Miss Louise Williams home after a Laymen's New Life Crusade event at Corry Area High School. The group discussed a December offering and gifts of toys and money for Ruth M. Smith Children's Home. They voted to pack service kits for Vietnam at the January meeting, with sewing and hygiene items among the kits. Desserts were served by Mrs. Clifford McCray and Mrs. Robert Johnston. The December 3 meeting will include a gift exchange hosted by Mrs. Hu Vaughn.
Marcie Stahl receives the Grand Cross of Color at a Rainbow Girls investiture held by Districts 14 and 18 at the Franklin Masonic Lodge. The ceremony, led by Elizabeth Knowles and other grand officers, honors Stahl for eight years of service to her assembly and Pennsylvania offices.
Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Richard Mason’s Canadohta Lake home. President Mrs. Frank Wise led the business session and a donation to the Kenneth Damcott Fund was approved as a service project. The program on China featured Mrs. Mason’s history religion customs agriculture and education. Chinese lanterns decorated the room. The next meeting is set for November 19 after a dinner at Perry’s Inn.
Rotary Club heard Miss Patricia Imhoff, foreign exchange student to Australia, recounting her experiences with color slides and souvenirs. The event, Tuesday evening at Hotel Corry, was led by Jerome Davis with blessing from Hubert Vaughn. Attending were 18 members and guest William Cromwell, introduced by J. Donald Watson.
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