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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1967
Page
5
A three year old Kerrie Sue stands with Easter lilies at Mr. and Mrs. Narey Althea Yenchak of Gamma Read R D 2. The plant displays two blooms and a bud. Easter lilies usually bloom in March or April but this specimen flowered in November.
Society Editor reports Conelway PTA meeting in school cafeteria at 9 p.m. Rev. Leonard Adams gave devotions and Mrs. Ralph Lindsey led the flag salute. Mrs. Thomas Shaw, president, presided as the fall festival report lauded the event as among the most successful. Mrs. Harold Wolf won the room count award. refreshments were served by Mrs. Vernon Thompson and her committee.
Mr and Mrs Robert Garfield returned home from a Spain tour sponsored by Bridgeport Brass and given by James town Plumbing and Heating Supply. They stayed in Madrid and visited Toledo and other sites, lunching in Lisbon during the flight home.
Members of Catholic Daughters of America court conception No 35 met at the VFW Post Home for a November session. A card party followed the business meeting led by Miss Ann Baressi. Plans were made for the annual Christmas dinner party set for December 1 at Hotel Corry. Reservations through the monthly chairman. Refreshments served by the November committee led by Miss Mary Higgins and others. Police keep cool heads in Oklahoma City as city workers told to shut off idle engines to save heat.
Norbert Bachofner alderman spoke at the Corry Rotary Club dinner meeting at Hotel Corry. He outlined alderman duties and court rulings, answered questions, and welcomed new member Theodore Swanson.
A group of area teachers heard Harold Koch of the Pennsylvania State Education Association discuss provisions of the new pension plan. He outlined options, death benefits, and advantages over prior policies with illustrations and Q&A. War ren, Youngsville, and Union City members attended at Corry, with Walter Carmo introducing Koch and Felix Matthews, Northwest District president, present.
Members of the Women's Association of the Corry Country Club attended a luncheon and bridge session at the Hotel Corry hosted by Mrs. W W Hammond Sr and Mrs. George Peck. Prizes went to Mrs. Wallace Young Mrs Horton Davis and Mrs George Peck. The group will resume in three weeks on November 30 with hosts Mrs Horton Davis and Mrs James MacInnes. Reservations by November 28.
American Legion Auxiliary urges citizens to wear memorial poppies to honor war dead. Poppy days proclaimed by Mayor William A. Peiffer, with schoolchildren selling on Corry streets. Poppy sales headquarters at Rite Restaurant, with Connie Fris na buying at the curb. TheAuxiliary funds rehab and child welfare, aiding thousands of disabled veterans. A new birth noted in Warren and several regional notices follow.
A federal judge commended 40 friends of an accused draft dodger for their conduct at his arraignment in Cincinnati Ohio. The group described themselves as Antioch College students and attended to support J Daniel C Bromley 18 Sharonville Ohio who faces failure to register for Selective Service. They stayed quiet for over an hour and stood when Bromley's case was called until the judge granted a continuance.
The Supreme Court paused the Penn Central merger between Pennsylvania and New York Central, scheduling arguments for December with Nov. 17 and 27 deadlines for written and opponent briefs. Justice Department and ICC proposed the timetable, amid optimism a year-end approval remains possible.
Dear Heloise shares frugal craft tips such as turning cafe curtains with lace into a dozen aprons for gifts, using peppermint in tea, shoe polish to touch up cabinet feet, and methods to reuse knitted yarn. Readers suggest safe chair covers for children and simple ironing setups.
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