New City Ad Fields Salt Offer
Local listing highlights a salt sale under a New City ad tag with unspecified details. Readability is limited to a brief note about a potential price and availability. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
5
Local listing highlights a salt sale under a New City ad tag with unspecified details. Readability is limited to a brief note about a potential price and availability. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
Mrs. Fred Mixer and Arden Baldwin plan attendance at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Grand Encampment session in Reading with Mixer to receive the Chivalry degree. The Dutton Public Library in Columbus will reopen with Mrs. Alton Dahlstrand as librarian and new hours posted. Women of the Moose announce a 20th anniversary dinner at the Moose Lodge, and Lycoming College reports 394 freshmen among a record 1,264 students. The Koestners host visiting family after Lorain and Corry visits, and Carter Hill Community Aid schedules an all-day meeting.
Mrs Frank Sproveri of Sherman announces the engagement of her daughter Charlene Frances to Robert T Sargent son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd C Sargent of 20 Grove Street Both graduates of Corry Area High School Bride elect employed at DeLuxe Metal Products Warthet Pa Mr Sargent Humboldt Institute Minneapolis attended Dyke and Fenn Cleveland Ohio and works for The American Brake Shoe Company Meadville The First Methodist Church Corry will host the wedding on January 9 1965.
The Columbus Elementary School PTA invites members to a 8 o'clock program at the school. Guest speaker Robert Smucker of the Mental Health Association of Erie will discuss Resources for Emotionally Disturbed Children. PTA urges good attendance. Quote from Alfred Tennyson closes.
Pearl S. Buck, novelist and Bucks County resident, honored at a Harrisburg dinner ball by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction for her work improving educational opportunities for handicapped children. Buck chairs the Governor's Committee for the Handicapped and served on the state Council of Education.
Miss Sandra Fleming daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Fleming of Ashtabula Ohio married Warren Blakeslee son of Mr and Mrs Paul Blakeslee of RD 1 Cleveland October 2 at 6 30 PM in First Methodist Church Cleveland Rev Paul Ward officiated The bride a graduate of Ashtabula High School works at Corry Pharmacy The groom attended Corry Area High School and is dairy farming They plan to live on RD 1
The Women's Association of First Presbyterian Church held its first meeting of the season on Wednesday evening with President Mrs Merle Page presiding. Mission focus and ecumenical concerns were highlighted in the program by Mrs J Harold Patterson assisted by several members. Canned goods drive announced for distribution to Presbyterian homes. sewing day set for October 1st at the church. Refreshments served by Westminster Circle. Next meeting planned as a November 4th thank offering event from 1:30 p.m. in the church dining room under Mrs Patterson's refreshments supervision.
Ms. Orion Davis and Morgan Beverly led with 68 BIA points at the Beverly home on Wayne Street. R. H. Larnen and Mrs. Aneult of Warren were third with 28, average 35. Regular game next Friday cancelled. War Ten Jenna section tourney set for weekend at the Marconi Outing Club. Next Friday October 23 is the monthly Master Point game at Beverly Duplicate with 8 p.m. start and flash-card at 7 20 p.m.
The junior ruga class of the Church of the Nazarene hosted a Wiener roast and hayride at the home of Ray J. Stutzman in Spartansburg. Twenty seven members attended from the Daniel Reynolds and Mrs. Ray J. Stutzman classes, including Carolyn and Marlyn Smith and many others, with Mr and Mrs Ray J Stutzman and Mr and Mrs Daniel Reynolds also present.
Thirty five members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at OOP Hall for an evening season. A committee chaired by Bertha Dorwin arranged Christmas gifts for residents of the Odd Fellows Home for the Aged and Infirm of Pennsylvania in Grove City. Mrs Dorwin will chair. Fred Mixer couple to Reading to receive Chivalry degree. Auditing committee named. Pie and cake served. Installation table committee listed. All Rebekahs urged to attend Northwest event.
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Leonard Yost of Union City RD 4 Mrs Yost is Sheba Fenno A son born to Mr and Mrs Alan W Dinefelder 113% West Bmith street at Corry Memorial Hospital Mrs Dingfelder is Marie Drake Dr Viva Boothe dies at 71 in Columbus after 35 years on OSU faculty Funeral notes and upcoming Union City meetings mention dinner at 5 30 and entertainment by Rebekah Lodge District meeting scheduled for October
A Supreme Court jury found no cause of action in a 150000 seed corn breach of warranty case brought by Wilbert Rice of Cherry Creek against Orange League Federation Too over 20 bushels of corn. Earlier, complaints of negligence and fraud were dismissed as the five-day trial proceeded. Rice claimed crop failure in 1961 due to insecticide treated seed sold by the federation through its agent Herbert Harkness, seeking 5200 in crop damages.
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