Society and Events McMichaz1 Society Editor
Society notes and events feature from the McMichaz1 page by the society editor, highlighting upcoming gatherings and social happenings this season.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1966
Page
5
Society notes and events feature from the McMichaz1 page by the society editor, highlighting upcoming gatherings and social happenings this season.
State Member and guest are invited to a Saturday dance at the Union City Country Club starting at 9 p.m. The Supreme s will provide the music and admission is $1 per person. Club tournaments proceed with players watching the bulletin for pairings. Dining room hours shift Labor Day week with varying closures and open times.
The notice details winter hours for Adults and Children at the library, lists days and times including Labor Day closure, and notes a new basement entrance on Franklin Street. It invites patrons to bring library cards and meet September 6 at 3 30 p m to view new books with Mrs James Thompson.
Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Ortner visit relatives in Scottdale Pa and return home tomorrow. William Bayle of R D 4 is admitted to Hamot Hospital Erie for three weeks of tests. Local clergy and Corry groups attend the Pirates Dodgers game. Labor Day events trigger rescheduled meetings and club activities. fall event reservations and social plans announced by Corry organizations.
Readers share quick fixes from a woven wastebasket with den mittlerweile seven pockets to a sewing cabinet repurposed as a vanity. Tips cover quick door adjustments, fruit prep, lotion use, and car cleanup ideas for tidier living spaces.
Nevada report says Kennedy's office asked 65 federal agents for a large casino raid but the plan was sidetracked after Sawyer met President Kennedy. The Justice Department offered no comment, and authorities say President Kennedy was not involved in the decision. House For Sale in Classifieds.
The 23rd Jaquith reunion was held at the Clymer Conservation Club House on Sunday with 121 attendees. Walter Ingalls presided as president. new officers include Richard Jaquith as president and Nancy Jaquith as secretary and treasurer. Henry Jaquith Sr. as host for next year.
Pittsburgh AP report shows Democratic leaders criticize Gov. Scranton's administration for opposing a court order blocking a milk price hike. Attorney General Friedman says he opposes the court order, while Scranton denies backing the challenge. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette notes a ruling on the ban was expected before a Saturday Pittsburgh session. Local society notices deadline referenced.
The Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls hosted an outdoor carnival that drew many children and adults. Proceeds will boost the Rainbow Girls treasury with games contests refreshments and surprises. In photos Rae Roberts sold hot dogs to Ned Johnston and his daughter while Mrs James Sharrow sold tickets.
Public defender Gerald Getty said Richard Speck could struggle for a fair trial in Chicago and indicated plans to seek a venue change. Judge Paschen postponed ruling on appointing a board of mental experts to assess Speck’s sanity and fitness to stand trial.
Budget revisions moved more than 4000 from transportation to buy books and equipment for the summer program. Superintendent Ray Elsen says the purchases, funded partly with state permission, can serve both summer and regular school years. Staff earned 750 dollars each for 34 days of work with aides paid 300 and hourly rates for 33 days of service.
The fragment notes that items urgently needed were purchased using routine school year budgeting, implying prior shortages and potential years of unreplenished supplies.
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