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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
5
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Grand Senior Warden Perry McDaniel of the Grand Encampment of Pennsylvania led Corry lodge planning for an initiatory degree at the northwestern Pennsylvania rally to be held October 31 at Corry Area High School. Richard Montelain captains the degree team with Paul J. Crowell assisting. first rehearsal is September 16 at 8 pm. A Rebekah Degree, featured speakers, and the pageant One Man's Dream by Eda Depew are also planned with further details to be announced.
Rev Zenas Bean assumed the pastorate of Spring Creek and West Spring Creek Congregational churches on August 22. He resides in Spring Creek with his wife and one of their three children. Previously he served at the Hast Smithfield Federal Church and the Christian Church where he completed a seven year pastorate. The Beans include a 16 year old son Zenas B. Bean who will attend Corry Area High School, a married daughter Mrs Wilbur Blackburn, and a son Joseph W. Bean who teaches in Wallingford Conn.
Harbor Half Ladies Aid held an all day session at the Community House with 14 members and families. A tureen dinner was served at 1 p m. New member Mrs Vern Chelton joined. Devotions by Mrs Arthur Lindstrom and prayer by Mrs Lawrence Swanson. President Mrs Neil Chelton announced a spaghetti supper for September 17 inviting the public. October 1 meeting to be hosted by Mrs Guy Fralick and Mrs Gordon Fralick.
Stewart Holbrook, 71, renowned author and historian, died yesterday in Portland of a cerebral hemorrhage. His work covered Pacific Northwest history and culture, and he influenced regional literary circles.
Industrial plant hostesses held a gala punch party at Corry Country Club to honor General Telephone operators in Erie as direct distance dialing begins September 20. The event, arranged by Jeanne Manley, included 39 attendees: 25 GT employes and 14 receptionists, with Miss Elizabeth Colson praised as chief operator and Clifford W. Taylor as special guest.
A daughter was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Leo I of 4 First Avenue at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Kline is the former Velma J Maraka.
The Columbus Choir under Max Bennink will start its fall program at Community Congregational Church this Sunday. The 30 member group includes 10 Newlis and will perform Gloria In Excelsis by Monart with guest soloist David Stohlbers singing Consider the Lilies by Toplitt. Rehearsals start at 7:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Wednesday for those who wish to join. Rev. Walter J. Thomis will deliver the Labor Day message at Sunday’s service.
UChewy competes with Mrs D Markle publicity chairman led last evening’s Women of the Moose meeting. Mrs Donald Carter Sr presided and a class of candidates was enrolled. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Harold Casler Mrs Harold Schaefer and Mrs Roy Hamilton. Decorations in aqua and white. A rummage sale planned for September 10 and 11 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club starts daily at 9 a.m. Attendance award went to Mrs Ralph Wassinik and special awards to Mrs Nelson Williams and Mrs Carter.
Town Corporation and Mrs Donald Gibas and Miss Deanna Dundon of McInnes Steel Company. Also Mrs Barbara Cook and Mrs Roger Wiggers of Rogers Structural Steel Company, Mrs Vera Mitchell and Miss Tanny Krizo of Ajax Division of Copper-Bessemer, Mrs Maxine Hosier and Mrs Joseph Smolek of Corry Instrument and Misses Frances Purpura and Karen Wade of Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc.
Judy Messinger departs from Warren for Greenville to assume an English teaching position at Bob Jones University. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Messinger of 49 East Congress Street, she will begin duties in Greenville. Many relatives and friends gather for sendoff as community notes cover local visits and events.
Harold Patterson shows colored pictures for Northwest Valley DAR members during a Valley Chapter meeting at the YMCA all-purpose room. A routine business session was led by regent Mrs Homer Kolstee with Clark Johnston of Union City and others. The next meeting is set for October 1 at Mrs Harold Gilbert’s West Church Street home.
An Allegheny County coroner's jury exonerated yesterday the July death of W. Ralph Scarborough Sr. 54, of Clairton, ruling the cause not foul play. J Dur Shak Nuson was cited in the process as part of the jury proceedings.
A Penn State University research note describes Pennsylvania business as buoyant through July and likely to stay strong for the rest of 1964. Ned Shilling of the bureau of business research notes employment losses were smaller than usual and total employment rose above the 1957-59 average for the first time since the 1960-61 recession, barring a possible auto-industry labor dispute affecting steel output.
The Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary of the Grand Army of Republic held an all day session at Copry Grange Hall with eighteen members attending. A noon turkey dinner was hosted by Mrs Manley Robbins Sr and others. The group planned a financial donation for the Brookville Home fund to aid purchasing a clothes dryer. Mrs Lottie Kingsley received the special award. Next meeting date is September 1.
Edna Bierce shares a mixed pickle recipe using green tomatoes onions and cucumbers with vinegar salt and spices. The note invites readers to submit their favorite recipes to The Corry Journal for publication.
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