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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1966
Page
5
Dairy day at the airy show drew crowds as small farms showcased prize cattle and dairy products. Judges announced winners in categories including best dairy cow and creamery exhibits, with participating local farms receiving ribbons.
Participants Curtis and Deborah lead a livestock show with yearlings and calves. Winners receive red and white ribbons as judges award top placings to Dodd and Wallace among the entries, highlighting jersey and yearling classes.
Relief Corps members gathered for an all day session at Corry Grange Hall with 16 attendees and a tureen luncheon. Mrs Gentilman led the business, won a special award, and the next meeting is set for September 15 at the Grange Hall.
Rev Miersma announces family leave with Tommy Judy and Mark listed as involved. Kath leen Miersma is a Cornell University Medical School student in New York City. Tom Miersma attends Hope College in Holland Michigan.
Mrs Fred Morris of Erie received a bridal shower gift at a Thursday gathering of the Harbor Hail Ladies Aid. The 12 members and families met at the Community House at 1 p.m. Hostesses were Mrs Oscar Vance and her daughters Bonnie and Carolyn. Attendees spent the afternoon tying a quilt after a tureen dinner.
Collects reader queries and expert replies on pressing stretch fabrics with dry or steam irons at 270 to 800 degrees, testing samples to find maximum safe heat, avoiding direct contact if hotter iron is needed, and following care labels. Includes miscellaneous household tips on insects, cleaning figurines, and reusing everyday items.
The first fall session of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club at the YMCA featured a four table Howell game. Winners included Mrs James Lundy and Mrs Veo Lindsey at 51 percent and Mrs F H Bartholme with Fred Binley at 43 percent. Next week the monthly Master Point session will be held at the Y with Mrs Cleve Morton taking reservations.
The Little League Ladies Auxiliary met at the Ritz Restaurant for the final session of the season. President Mrs Ronald Rathbun led the meeting. The group plans a trip to a major league game for 12 year olds in October in Pittsburgh and schedules a family picnic for September 25 at 2 P M for players and managers. Chairmen are Mrs Frank Frisina and Mrs Morton Gross. All star trophies will be awarded.
Parole agent Uisrence Jury, district official, was guest speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Hotel Corry. Introduced by Richard Pulling, he spoke on Probation, Correction and Parole, praising service clubs for aiding rehabilitation of parolees. Police Chief Frank Carnegie attended. invocation by Rev. Walter J. Thoms and blessing by Dr. Elmer A. Ortner, president, closed the session.
Washington AP The House Democratic Leader Carl Albert remained hospitalized at Bethesda Medical Center after a minor coronary occlusion without complications. The 58 year old Oklahoma Democrat was ordered to rest for several weeks.
The Martha Circle of the WSCS met with Mrs N J Kline in Union Street with 20 members. Mrs Leland Johnston chaired the meeting and Mrs Merle McIntyre led devotions on Ready for Service. Future meeting at the church Monday features program Our Heritage by Mrs Charles V Correll. A book review of In this Land of Eve by J Birney Dibble was given by Mrs Tarvers Stohlberg. The Esther Circle met at Mrs Stanley Nichols home with 16 members. devotions by Miss Louise Williams on Work, business by Mrs Harold Carr, quiet day planned at Wesley Woods September 29. The program featured slides from Mrs Walter Gilliland’s vacation and scenes of the United States. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Justin Butters and Mrs Harold Armitage. next meeting October 4 at Mrs Ann Andrus.
The 6th annual Wallace family reunion gathered at Mead Park on Labor Day with 68 members attending dinner. Melvin Wallace presided over the business meeting and elected Melvin Messenger as president, Robert Humphrey as vice president, and Linda Nellis as secretary-treasurer for next year. Robert Humphrey led the program with slides of earlier reunions and Lyle Bemis sang a solo. The 1967 reunion was planned for Mead Park on Labor Day.
Twins Bonnie Ann VanNort and Timothy Alan VanNort five months old won the only twins prize in Bear Lake Labor Day Baby Show held during the 49th Bear Lake School and Community Reunion. Children of Mr. and Mrs. David VanNort of Meadville, their mother Norma Jukes was Miss Bear Lake in 1962. The day featured a parade a water battle and evening fireworks.
Mrs William Halfast of 137 Johnson Street hosted a tureen luncheon and afternoon party for members of the Women's Golf Association of the Union City Country Club. Attendees from Union City included Mrs John Morse Mrs Gen Pusch Mrs Harriet Sears Mrs Marge Obert Mrs Madge Walthers Mrs Violet Wiggers Mrs Helen Lyons Mrs Wanda Woffler and Mrs Thelma Mencher. Awards were won by Mrs Mencher and Mrs Sears.
Atlantic City hosts the Miss America pageant opening with fifty contestants and six wounded Viet Nam veterans as grand marshals. Judges, luncheon, and preliminary swimsuit, gown, and talent events set the stage for the crowning at midnight Saturday. Spectators past 100000 cheered the veterans during a floodlit boardwalk parade, praising Staff Sgt. Oliver Fugere and his fellow servicemen.
Catholic Daughters of America yearbook committee met at Mrs William Kurelowech Union street. Attendees included Mrs Norbert Bachemer Mrs Walter Wotus Mrs Earl Haight Mrs Rhea Kolstee and Miss M Agnes Lynch. Fall first meeting set for tomorrow at VEW Post home with a tureen dinner. Dinner at 6 30. Members asked to bring a tureen.
Miss Cassie Mitchell returns to Hartford Airline Personnel School after a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Norman Mitchell of Spring Creek. Diane Cooper and her parents visit from Concord North Carolina. Rehearsal for Our Heritage at the Methodist Church Monday at 8:30 pm. Adopts baby Kirk Edward Davis born August 4 returns home to Albion Indiana. Copty Art Club election meeting moved to tomorrow 7 pm. Raleigh Shannon returns from Hamot Hospital. Daughters of the American Revolution meet at Miss Ethel Matthews home. Coin Show September 25 at Corry Moose Lodge. Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge meets tomorrow IOOF Hall. Leftover egg yolks can be kept in milk for 2-3 days. Franklin quote. Defense Department reverses plan not to reactivate three Air National Guard units including 147th Airlift Squadron in Pittsburgh.
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