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Fragmentary text mentions areas, acres, fishing rules, clinics, and a Mahoning city reference. Due to incomplete OCR, concrete facts or names are unclear.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1966
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions areas, acres, fishing rules, clinics, and a Mahoning city reference. Due to incomplete OCR, concrete facts or names are unclear.
Fragmentary text mentions Cognac priced at 1.50 and other items. No clear event, names, or place established. Unable to identify a coherent news item or involved entities from the readable fragment.
Cub Scout Pack No 181 from Wright School presented a Space program last evening in the Wright School auditorium. Parents and friends attended as the dens performed and Civil Air Patrol members gave talks and demonstrations under the direction of cub masters David Fox and Ray Huffman with help from Mrs. Thomas Foreman and den mothers.
Herbert Heidler was feted at his Columbus home by thirty five friends with games cards and a decorated birthday cake as hostess Mrs Heidler oversaw the evening The gathering drew guests including Robert Hughes of Hamilton Ontario and Thomas Heidler with Brenda of Erie Also noted a local couple welcomed a daughter and a son born at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Winans Sugar Grove and Mr and Mrs Conrad McQuiston 918 West Pleasant Street respectively Virginia changes department name to Agriculture and Commerce following voters approval November 8.
The excerpt lists women linked to Wattsburg including Mrs Ellmear Wassink Mrs Raymond Sicklucki Sr Mrs Raymond Sicklucki Jr Mrs Richard Fielding and Mrs Walter Sicklucki along with Mrs Harold and Mrs Lloyd Lillie indicating a community roster or social notices from the area.
Corry Area Council of Churches met at First Presbyterian Church with Rev H Kenyon Leishman opening the session. George Black led the meeting as president, Embert Earle UNICEF chair reported and thanked volunteers. Plans were made to arrange a Nativity Scene in the city park Saturday morning with church representation requested. Next meeting set for January 23 at 7 45 p.m. at First Methodist. Also noted Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority approved $2 33 million in bonds for a seven level garage near The Point downtown.
The Corry area Jaycees will sponsor a Home Christmas Lighting contest with first second and third prizes. George Smith publicity director and Lee Hiner general chair man announced details and future announcements will follow with applications available. Mrs Roy Hamilton and WOTM members sponsor CHEER meeting Friday evening asking for cupcakes for December 1 luncheon reservations taken by Mrs Eugene Davis and Mrs Gerald Staples.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home on First Avenue for the November session. President Mrs Harold Schaefer led the business portion. Donations were given to the Key Club Christmas lighting fund and to Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home and the Erie Veterans Administration Hospital for Christmas gifts. Members are baking cookies for the Christmas party at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie on December 20. Contact Mrs Victor Orn to donate cookies. No December meeting. next session January 23 at Mrs Charles Jackman’s home. Refreshments were served by Mrs Mark Anderson.
The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met at the YMCA with scores from November 22 and yesterday. Winners in the Howell games included Mrs. Florence McCray and Mrs. Bernice Southall 29 percent and Mrs. Donald Hall with Mrs. Mark Coyle 29 percent. A second Howell session produced winners Mrs. D. A. McClintock and Mrs. Donald Hall 12 and Mrs. Horton Davis with Mrs. Frank Graft 11. The group plans a Christmas luncheon December 6 at the Hotel Corry, president Mrs. F. H. Bartholme urges reservations via Mrs. Earl Haight. a gift exchange will follow a bridge session.
Kenilworth AP report states Rockefeller IV, 29, will wed Sharon Lee Percy, 21, in March. Sharon is the daughter of Senator-elect Charles H. Percy and Jeanne Dickerson Percy, twin sister of Valerie Percy who was slain in the family home. The piece notes Rockefeller’s West Virginia legislative victory and their past association.
In Point Pleasant the mysterious moth man sightings drew crowds near the McClintie Wildlife Station after four adults reported a seven foot tall white flying figure with red eyes. WVU wildlife expert Dr. Robert L. Smith suggested the descriptions match a sandhill crane wandered from its migration route.
A collage of reader tips on saving fat from frying chicken, reusing it for shortening, making broth, and storing kitchen odds and ends. Practical hints include drying and storing fat, tying up navy beans with a fat bundle for flavor, and creative uses for plastic jars and storage hooks. The letter seeks thrifty, homey guidance in everyday cooking and organization.
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