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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
5
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Bridge players enjoyed a seven and one half table Howell game with scores led by Robert A. Ott Sr. and Robert Larson 88 percent and Mrs J Fred Kinley with William Jones 86 percent. Other pairings ranged from 83 to 72 percent as the monthly Master Point session advances to the second winter tournament session on October 26.
Mrs Christina Renskers hosted a Sunday gathering at her home honoring her brother and his wife, Mr and Mrs Herbert Simmelink of Spokane. Attendees included Ruth Price, VanderSchaaffs, Wilbur Renskers, Rhebergen, Velma Simmelink, Richard Fisher, Sheryl and Kevin of Erie. James T O Connell, 60, former undersecretary of labor, died of a heart attack in New York. Corry china painters install officers and discuss joining PA federation. attendees from Pittsburgh to Oil City attend event at the Penelee Building.
Readers suggest practical home hacks from ironing on shower rods to preserving mashed potatoes with dehydrated onions. Tips cover fabric care, shelf paper appliques, painting furniture, and suede coat spot cleaning with gum eraser for nap restoration.
The Golden Age Club met at the YMCA with 47 members. Rev. Walter Thoms spoke on comfort prayers as chaplain. Corry Public Library librarian Mrs. James Thompson reviewed three books: An Island to Myself by Tom Neal, Miracle at Carville by Betty Martin, and My Heart Has Seventeen Rooms by Carol Bartholomeu.
The next meeting is scheduled for October 25. A tureen dinner follows in November with the club providing ham. Members are asked to bring tureens as Mrs. E. E. Bush Mrs. Mae Hall Mrs. Aldine Emmons Myrtle Auer and Loretta Belden served sandwiches and coffee.
A dinner at Hotel Corry honored Suzanne Wilshire, bride elect of Wilbur Ricey, with 24 Raymond Division office employees of Associated Sprig Corporation attending. Wilshire received a blue carnation corsage and a gift. the couple will wed October 22.
Miss Helen Joan Yoder daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Yoder of Spartansburg wed Arthur Stanley Zehr son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Zehr of Castorland New York at Valley View Mennonite Church Spartansburg September 3 with Rev Richard Zehr officiating. The ceremony included hymns and a reception in the church social rooms. The couple resides in Union City and both pursued nursing and Bible studies then.
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