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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1960
Page
5
The readable text offers incomplete phrases about stations and taxpayers. It mentions station 1 North and references valuations or fees in a damaged ad. No clear event, date, or names are discernible to establish a concrete item.
Kiwanis Club elected officers and approved sponsoring a Carnegie course in Cols, with a kickoff meeting projected. President Ray Amy announced the board meeting and new officers include C Conrad Mavroo a Hunt as vice president, Arne Sli, and John Rosshaeker as second vice presidents. The club will host an introductory session featuring a moon picture and a demonstration, inviting prospective students.
A Club 15 gathering honored Mrs Lawrence McCray at Mrs Flossie Fosburgh’s East Washington home. Guests enjoyed games and contests, with awards to Mrs Claude Stokes Mrs Albert Shaffer and Mrs George Rhodes. Refreshments included sloppy joes relishes apple pie tea and coffee.
An OCR fragment mentions several names such as Marie Chisel Unenkihe and Colin je wrt and references dates and locations. The legibility is poor with many garbled words and partial phrases, making exact events unclear. The piece appears to list individuals, roles, and a week in October but specifics are unreadable.
Explorer Scouts in the local post named officers including Fred Jer ay as vice president and Thomas Grige as secretary. The meeting in the undercroft of the Finmarnel Episcopal Church also discussed rifle matches, map drawings for Mid Mark, and requests for assistance from Ally scouts seeking ways to join the Explorer Post.
A social baby shower for Mrs Luther Grinder was hosted at her Fifth Avenue home with her sister-in-law Mrs Tovher Grinder and guests including 15 attendees. The event featured games, violin music, prizes, and a door prize won by Mrs Joseph Edwards. Refreshments included salad, cake, coffee, and punch with miniature diaper favors. A lunch followed for four, served by Mrs Clittis and Mrs Miller, with 15 attendees from area Granges. The next meeting is scheduled for October.
January basement display featured evergreen centerpieces and paper tree crafts raising over $100 for missionary supply cones. ARDEN BALDWIN of East Columbus and Charles Comment of North Hast attended the Grand Encampment session in Harrisburg. many local residents visited, hosted by Mrs. W R Jordan. A youth fellowship group from Alliance Christian Missionary Alliance toured Pennsylvaniaville Grand Canyon and parks, with transport by local families. Gerald Hammond traveled on a buying trip for Ellis R Day Store while relatives gathered at J F Needham’s Maple Avenue home. Week-end visitors included Rex Henton and family of Cuyahoga Falls and Sandi Spoon’s California birth.
Mrs Warren Ross hosted the Covenant Circle of the Wo men's Association with Mrs dam Howard presiding. Devotions by Mrs Maton Rumbaugh and program by Mrs James Lewis. Upcoming church events include a rummage sale October 21 and 28, sewing day October 27, and an UNICEF party October 31. Refreshments served by Mrs Walter Krupa and Mrs Ronald Miles.
The Wamu Society of Christian Service met at First Methodist Church with devotions on a Bible topic, led by Mrs Stolil. A TV style program titled Queen for a Day featured contestants discussing missionary needs and UNICEF support. Mrs. Harry Parkes presided. notices invited attendance at a Wesleyan conference and a Citizens Meeting in Union City. An Erie Railroad tour to New York City was proposed for WSCS members, October 24–28, with reservations by October 19. A study program start was announced for November led by Rev. George Myers. The group discussed church service participation and UNICEF Halloween candy collection. The Esther Circle planned a music event, and the WSCS 20th anniversary was recognized with past and present officers reading historical minutes.
A birthday gathering honoring Roy Mather was hosted last evening at the Mather home on South Center street. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mather and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mather and family, Roy, and Mrs. E. C. Docherty. Refreshments were served and gifts presented to the guest of honor. The oldest botanic garden in America was established in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1807.
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