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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1965
Page
5
A fragmented OCR snippet references hospitals and police activity in Seoul, with mentions of admission, fire fleet, and December notes. The readable text implies a medical and police context but lacks clear events, dates, or names.
Nadia Hamilton of Erie presented Holiday Cooking Ideas to YMCA Women's Auxiliary guests. She demonstrated tuna stroganoff and shrimp dip and prepared cottage cheese tarts and sour cream munchies served by the hospitality committee. Awards were given to eight members, and plans were announced for a used book and records sale booth to become a permanent fund-raiser.
The Mentor Club began its 1965-66 year with a tureen dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ortner at Chau tauqua Lake. Fourteen members attended as Miss Helen Rowe hosted at West Columbus Avenue and Mrs. Robert Orr led a program on a dramatist born in Atlantic, Pa. The group discussed Winterset, a tragedy linked to the Sacco and Vanzetti case, and refreshments were served. The next meeting is November 1 at Mrs. Travers Stohlberg’s home on South Center Street.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko departed for Cuba aboard a UN visit accompanying Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa. Both attended the United Nations General Assembly session, but the purpose of the trip remained undisclosed.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindberg celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary with a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Glenn Davis at their R D 3 home. Mrs. Davis is a sister of Mrs. Lindberg. Guests included the Davises of Brie, the Bemises, and the Patchens of Cutting, N. C.
A Sunday baby shower at 115 Filly avenue hosted by Mrs. Maryin Carlson honored M Robert Alford of Union. Guests from Union City Findley Lake North East Wattsburg attended. Gifts included pink blue yellow and white appointments with a decorated shower cake and miniature cradle favors.
Open house for Mr and Mrs F Lindstrom and Mr and Mrs Jed Lindstrom of R D 1 marks their 40th wedding anniversary. Their children Mr and Mrs Oscar Vance, Mr and Mrs Neil Chelton, and Mr and Mrs Donald Ohl host from 2 to 4 and 8 to 10 pm at the family home. Neighbors and friends are invited.
The Spring Creek Home extension group met at Spring Creek Church for a tote bag making demonstration led by Mrs. Albert Imnhoff. Twenty six attended with refreshments served by Mrs. Paul Martin and Mrs. R. Robertson. The next session is planned for November at the church. Doris Stockton of Columbus will entertain on November 15 at her home. The Adult Association of the Handicapped heard a program on The Montessori Method of Teaching by Mrs. Lena Ayers. The Lucy Morris Scholarship benefit show with Mrs. Charles Sutter in charge will be held at 6 p.m. Guests included Mae Pye of Wattsburg and Katherine Fields of Caro. George Johnson will perform piano humor at the Sparta merged school benefit. Tickets cost 60 cents adults and 35 cents children, available at Sea's Drugs, Bennett's, and Stranahan's. The Garden Room at the VFW Post will host a Marine Corps fundraising event. Merle Page hosted Traveling Nine Club members, winter plans noted for St Cloud trip. Leader training for a Girl Scout was set for Thursday 9:30 a.m. at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Eldred locals attended the Northwestern Pennsylvania Odd Fellows meeting in Sandy Lake. Grace Darling of Mead Avenue plans a short visit to Warren. Thoreau quote closes the piece.
Alexander J. Stoddard longtime school chief for several cities died after long illness at age 76. He left Philadelphia schools in 1948 to become Los Angeles superintendent and led districts from coast to coast during a noted career in public education.
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