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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1965
Page
5
A damaged fragment describes a local matter involving a vehicle and a small row. Readable parts mention a car and a terse clash or dispute, but key names, dates, and places are missing. The item resembles a brief public notice or street dispute note from a regional page.
Bertha MecMichael hosts a society event likely detailing social engagements and gatherings. The notice emphasizes community participation, introductions, and possible acknowledgments within the local social scene.
The St Elizabeth's Guild met in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge with 16 members. Reril Krone opened the session led by president Mrs Frank Macko. A bake sale profit was reported and a donation to the United Fund was voted. New member Mrs Thomas Lathrop welcomed. Mrs Frank Karkoski to assume guild presidency as Mrs Macko leaves for Evie.
Mrs. Gates and infant daughter Karen Sue honored at a baby shower with 32 guests at McCray Community House. Decorations featured yellow and bronze chrysanthemums and gifts. Awards went to several guests, with Mary Ann Gates owning a special award. Two weekly meetings and a third planned for Monday aim to recruit more Corry Players for the Little Theatre group. Richard Pulling directs hopes for strong turnout at Emmanuel Church Undercroft.
Mrs Laverne Miller, Mrs Nellie Dunlap and Mrs Francis Slattery hosted a dinner party at the Miller home on East South Street. Guests included Mrs Jerome Needham, Mrs M Leo Mulderick, Mrs Leo Heberlein, Mrs E W Baccus, Mrs D C Daugherty, Mrs Mary DeLury, Mrs Mary E Sears, Miss M Agnes Lynch, and Mrs Kenneth Young among others.
Jonathan Lodge No. 685 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows installed newly elected officers for the coming year during a Wednesday meeting. District Deputy Grand Master Barton Sanders presided, with Edward Rossbacher scheduled to install Cambridge Springs Code No. 901 officers on October 19 in Cambridge Springs. Installed officers include Noble Grand Floyd Dougherty and other elected and appointed roles. Lunch followed, hosted by George Beardsley, Robert Pierce, and Merle Page, as Rossbacher and staff traveled to Waterford after the ceremony.
Mrs George Gould presided the business session at a St Pauls Lutheran Church Women general meeting last evening. Devotions were by Mrs Clarence Kirch and a film on poverty titled Captive was shown by Mrs William Miller. The group voted a donation to the United Fund and hostesses served refreshments. A tureen dinner is planned for 6 pm December 16 at the church.
Corry Bridge Association members and guests met Wednesday evening at the VFW Post Garden Room for a four table Howell session. Winners included Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Charles Miller, 50. Mr. and Mrs. James Lundy, 47. Mrs. Judy Young and Robert Larsen, 46. and Reg and Mrs. T. A. Hubley. The monthly Master Point game is set for next week. Waterford Lodge No. 974 officers were installed last evening. Local news for the society page must be received before 11 a.m. the day after an event.
The Art Club workers Thomas Jellivwek and his son Riche ude prepare displays in rooms at the Nori Center for an exhibit of paintings and other works. The party, titled Glator Lorelg, will be highlighted by women’s holiday fashion from Evans, Leed’s and Bennett’s to benefit the hospital. Harold Jackson is general chairman with Mrs. Gerald Staples Miss Clara Hill and Revynde White assisting as cochairs. A noted quote appears from Pubilius on opportunity.
Mrs Lena Ayers will discuss The Montessori Method of Teaching as a guest speaker at the Adult Association of the Committee for the Handicapped meeting at the VFW Post home Monday evening at 8 p.m., with Mrs Charles Sutter in charge. Other notes include a recentAmerican Legion Auxiliary conference in Harrisburg with Mrs Mark Anderson attending, and local club gatherings with officers elected.
The Columbus elementary School PTA met Tuesday evening for the October session. Devotions were by Mrs Jobert Duran, followed by singing. President Mrs Donald Chase led business, with plans for a fund raising event by Bushard at the school. Membership drive targets all grades. Mrs John Zayne oversees. Next meeting set for Tuesday November 16.
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. David Brumagin of Findley Lake. The mother is identified as the former Cherryl Reith. Noon birth guests included Mrs. John Babcock and Mrs. Loretta Belden.
Mrs Lynn Campbell entertained 45 members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid at her home on Wednesday evening. Devotions were led by Mrs Blaier Buetikofer and a prayer by Mrs Bess DeLury. President Mrs Margaret Culver opened the business session which voted to make quilts for the church nursery. The news meeting is set for October 27 with a tureen dinner at the church.
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