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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning a date and event faintly. readable bits suggest a local notice or obituary style entry with unclear names and places. Preserve mainly the fact of a dated event while noting missing details.
A fragment hints at a local art scene activity with references to clay work and style. Names and places are unreadable, but the tone suggests a gallery or workshop event amid a focus on craft and creativity.
St Elizabeths Guild held an October meeting at the Moose Lodge with 21 members. Rev Cyril Kronz led prayer and Mrs Bernard Gluvna led the business session. A bake sale planned for Sunday October 25 after Masses at 8:15 and 10:30 in the new garage with donations welcome. A white elephant sale followed and refreshments were served.
Mary Nosax presided at a YMCA Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y meeting. The group will sell cans of party mix nuts for fundraising after a profit last year. A turkey hop is set for October 24 at 8 p.m. with a live turkey as grand prize. Hayride plans were discussed for early November with Miss Podi Orcutt chairing.
An open house and reception Sunday from 2 to 5 p m will honor Mr and Mrs John Coulter of 604 West Church street on their 40th wedding anniversary. Hosted by their children and in laws at the daughter Mrs Donald Simmonson’s home 315 Lem on street. attendees welcome.
Composer Cole Porter, 71, underwent surgery at St John's Hospital in Santa Monica for kidney stone removal. An informed source said Porter is in good condition but very seriously ill after the procedure.
Local notes report Robert Culbertson’s return to the University of Maryland after a family visit, plus a post bridal shower for Helen Shira hosted by Mrs Carl Chiricuzio. Also covered are Amici Bible Class meetings hosted by the Davises, visits from Robert Parsons and Paul, and events at the Spring Creek PTA with guest speaker Thomas Pierotti.
The Garden Room at the VFW Post hosted a three and a half table bridge session for Corry Bridge Association members and guests. Winners included Kees and Veo Lindsey with 26 percent and Mrs. Frank Graft with Mrs. J. Fred Kinley at 25.44 percent. The monthly Master Point game is set for next week.
The Calvin Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met Monday evening at 20 Wright street with 15 members and one guest Mrs Charles Miller. Mrs Robert Tunnell led devotions and the program was presented by Mrs Arthur Cochran and Miss Marion Smith. Co-hostesses were Mrs Christensen and Mrs Segal and Mrs Tunnell. Next session will be at Mrs Clarence Wallace’s home on West Pleasant street.
Mrs Crosscut presided at the Wheelock Community Ladies Aid meeting held at the RD 4 home of Mrs Leland Crosscut. Devotions by Mrs David Cook followed by visiting and refreshments. The next evening session was set for November 11 at Mrs Guy Williams RD 4. SEATO meeting in Bangkok ends with routine talks on alliance defense plans.
Mrs Allen Eastman, president, urges a good attendance for this special occasion. Quote of the day is Repetition is the mother of education by Jean Paul Richter.
A group of Mrs Paul Lines friends gathered at her Findley Lake summer home on Shadyside to honor Mrs Homer Bulard, a recent bride. Guests presented gifts while Mrs Needham and Miss Lynch and Miss Anderson received awards. Needham also marked a Saturday birthday.
Columbus Grange officers were installed at Lottsville 100F Home by Clifford Haynes of Waterford with 18 members and eight visitors present. David Curtis was reinstalled as master. an auditor's report was read by Mrs. Philip Wade and Mrs. David Curtis. Refreshment chairs named for November. Lawrence Miller to attend State Grange meeting as a legislative committee member. Diamond Grange at Tiona and Union Grange at Jamestown also installed by Columbus officers. Next meeting set for October 26 at Harold Curtis’s home.
A group at the YMCA Auxiliary workshop displays Mrs. Edward Kaiser Mrs. Albert Young Mrs. Lena Ayers and Mrs. George Hagger. Sessions run each Wednesday from 10 a m to 3 p m at the Y to make novelty items for the November 18 bazaar with Mrs Kaiser chairing the event and Mrs Young heading the Christmas Booth.
A nine member group with one guest met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Nagel on Wayne Street. Miss Edna Ward of Chautauqua County led a program on Christopher Columbus with travel notes. Hostesses and births noted. future session to be announced.
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary district president Mrs Thelma Songer of Sharon attended the group’s meeting at the VFW Post home for an official inspection. She was accompanied by Mrs Clyde Reynolds. Donations were approved for the United Fund Erie Veterans Hospital Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home Warren State Hospital and the National VFW Home Christmas fund. Refreshments were served by Mrs Mildred Sorenson and Mrs William Roehrig. The next meeting is set for October 28 at p.m. at the Post home.
Mrs Flossie Fosburgh entertained Club 15 at her East Washington street home. They celebrated Mrs Fred Haenels birthday and awarded prizes to Mrs Michael Comitz Mrs Mary Gates Mrs Harry Burton and Mrs Robert Wotus. Refreshments included chicken and biscuits relishes potato chips pumpkin pie tea and coffee. Next session on November 10 hosted by Mrs John Wascak will celebrate Mrs Comitz birthday.
Dr. Charles J. Hilkey age 85 former dean emeritus of Emory University Law School died yesterday in Atlanta. His tenure and influence at the Samara School of Law are noted in local obituary notices.
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