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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
5
A fragmented text fragment hints at a gas related matter near 1st street with unclear details and no identifiable names or dates.
Tomorrow through Friday and Saturday, Mrs L O Nichols of Park Street and Mrs Norman Swart of B D 4 will host separate china painting displays at the Boston Store in Erie under the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen. About 30 displays feature crafts from jewelry making to leather tooling and weaving with free admission and viewing invited.
More than 50 Corry area ministers wives and families attended a fellowship dinner and social at the YMCA. Rev. Virgil Endsley welcomed guests as Rev. and Mrs. Hunsberger Gilliland and Thoms led the organizing committee. Sterling Wees entertained with humorous anecdotes and floral centerpieces were donated by Jackson's Floral Gardens.
The engagement of Miss Evelyn Marie Robinson to Richard Neal Argeny is announced by her parents Wayne Robinson Sr. and Mrs. Wayne Robinson of Erie. Robinson, a 1961 Corry Area HS graduate, works at Barnacle Bill's Eastshore. Argeny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Argeny of Erie, is Cathedral Prep alum 1957, USAF veteran, and employed at Mace Electronics. The Sacred Heart Church in Erie to host the November 21 wedding.
Mrs Mdna Depew district deputy presided at the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge installation in the IOOF Hall. New officers include Mrs Russell Merritt noble grand Miss Florence Culver vice grand and Mrs George Rhodes recording secretary. The Meadville Orphans Home donation day is set for November 14 with canned goods welcome. Northwestern JOOF district rally is October 1 at Corry Area High School. dinner at 6 pm, reservations by October 24 with Mrs Harvey Loveland. A Saturday practice for Rebekah officers is at 7 pm at the school. 60 attended the meeting including attendees from Erie Titusville and Mrs Edward Rossbacher.
Mrs. Heerlein hosted a Covenant Circle luncheon at her Wright street home with cohostess Mrs. Anne MacLees. After lunch, Mrs. Maxwell Brown led the business session while devotions and a book review followed, with Halloween themed refreshments provided by club members.
The Tuesday afternoon duplicate bridge group held a two and a half table Howell session at the YMCA. Average score was 10. Winners were Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mrs. T. H. Treat of Union City with 15 percent, and Mrs. F. H. Bartholome of Union City with Leonard Burkhardt of Atascadero California at 12 percent. A regular game is planned next week. Mrs. Louis Morrow is taking reservations.
The Conelway School PTA met last evening. Rev Richard hosted group singing with Mrs Schneider on piano. Mrs Testi led the flag salute and Rev Hostetler spoke on Man, An Eternal Being.Awards were given including a room count prize to Mrs Ferry Green. Plans for the all day Saturday festival were announced with invitations extended. Sixth graders Darlene Miller and Naketa Howard won poster awards. Membership reached 92. Third and fourth graders performed songs and a story reading. The PTA council dinner is set for October 28 at 6:30 pm. Brownie and Girl Scout troops will receive a flag purchase. Refreshments were served.
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Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Hillcrest Drive with Mrs. Edward Pass and Mrs. Fred Jetson Jr as cohosts. President Richard Melzer led the business where a UNICEF donation was voted, and Mrs. Frank Frisina presented the Self- Humale program. A late morning reception at Emmanuel Episcopal Church welcomed new pastor Rev. Charles H. DuBois and family, with officers and aides assisting and plans for a ritual dinner next session.
Mothers of the St. Thomas football team and cheerleaders plan a public spaghetti dinner to aid the school's athletic program. The event runs November 12 from 5 to 8 pm at St. Edward's School auditorium. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 30 cents for children including high school students. Delivery will be by the dinner team with telephone orders available.
The Plank Road Club met yesterday at Mrs. Arthur Miller’s R D 4 home with fifteen members and six children present. Mrs. Harold Raymond read Scripture and Mrs. Lottie Raymond led prayer. Mrs. Philip Wade won the hostess gift. Officers elected were President Mrs. James Kolstee Vice President Mrs. Murray Raymond and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Glenn Davis. Travel slides by Mrs. Murray Raymond followed by warm knobby apple cake with whipped cream and coffee. Next meeting at Mrs. Murray Raymond’s R D 2 home.
University Park Pennsylvania reports a two year study of vocational education funded by a $201 745 grant from the U S Office of Education. Researchers will conduct the project in nine Middle Atlantic communities and involve two educators in the effort.
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