Gun club plans routine track work under supervision
A local gun club outlines routine track work under supervision to ensure safety and compliance. Officials emphasize orderly procedures and oversight during the maintenance phase.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
5
A local gun club outlines routine track work under supervision to ensure safety and compliance. Officials emphasize orderly procedures and oversight during the maintenance phase.
A partial OCR fragment references local notices and scheduling for an upcoming regional event. It mentions deadlines and entities but lacks full names, places, or concrete actions. The readable bits hint at a public notice process and timing.
William Sesler state senator addressed Kiwanis Club at the Moose Lodge arguing nonpartisan government to curb unrest from race issues. He urged voting for the most capable candidate, discussed education demand, community college loans, and highway improvements including a 1967 completion of the north side highway and Route 6 bypass north of Corry.
Mrs. William Rieck hosted a Corry area Bible Club gathering at 21 Grove Street with eight members and one out of town visitor. Mrs. Mary Riley spoke as district missionary. Mrs. Mildred Haenel and Mrs. Lola Hnatyszyn were named telephone and player chairmen. Plans discussed for October clubs across the city and surrounding districts Columbus and Beaverdam. Bible Club Movement Inc sponsors nondenominational study with volunteers. programs span preschool to teens and new evening adult clubs are added this year.
The Corry Golden Age Club completed plans for a bus tour to Niagara Falls Canada and the Welland Canal at yesterday's YMCA meeting. Tour director Mrs Fern Gilson handled reservations while president Mrs Maude Barhes led the session. A moment of silence honored late member Mrs Callie Pier. Clifford Taylor showed a film on direct distance dialing set to begin September 20. Guest Mrs Nellie Pierce of Redondo Beach California received a bouquet of gladioli. Chaplain Sterling Wees spoke and refreshments were served.
The Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck’s Liberty Street residence. Mrs. Osar Johnson led devotions, Mrs. Boyan Stowe directed the business session, and Mrs. Irvin Young ran contests. Refreshments were served by committee members. The excursion is scheduled for October 13.
The report notes Mrs. Rath Downey of Wright Street won first place in oils with The Climax Engine. A charcoal drawing Head of Christ, not shown, earned third prize. The piece Which she won third ple award is mentioned among the oils and drawings.
Senator William Lesler of Erie spoke to Rotary Club members at Marsh's plaza about highway expansion and education. He shared highlights from the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City and praised Kennedy tribute and reporters coverage. He answered questions after the talk.
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Lindstrom of R D 1 Corry. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Norman Mitchell of R D 3 Corry at the same hospital. Mrs Mitchell was the former Judith Loveland. The invocation was given by Rev Walter Thoms and the benediction by Dr Elmer A Ortner.
A reader shares a home canning recipe for pickled green tomatoes using onions peppers and salt, then a sauce made with vinegar sugar mustard and flour. The note invites others to submit their recipes to the Corry Journal for publication.
Geraldine Quinn daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas L Quinn of Union City wed Lowell J Salmon son of Mr and Mrs Ray Salmon of Waterford on August 15 at Asbury Methodist Church Waterford. The couple resides in the Dominican Republic where Mr Salmon teaches at Carol Morgan School. He is a Penn State graduate and attended summer sessions at Edinburgh State College. Mrs Salmon is a DuBois High School graduate.
A jumble of social updates recalls summer visits by Teresa Strano and family, a USS DeSoto County co pilot now stationed abroad, and relatives in Ohio and New York. Community events include a Sophomore Tr Hi Y Club meeting at the YMCA and a Rebekah Helping Hand all day session at JOOP Hall. A Harrisburg conference on purchasing in Pennsylvania is announced for September 25.
Former Corry resident Patricia Elaine Aikens wed Milo A Speriglio Jr in Los Angeles at Crenshaw Methodist Church. The ceremony included Rev George A Myers and music from Tob Robinson and Mrs. Robert Pierson. The gown featured chantilly lace and a cathedral train, with bridesmaids in aqua and yellow.
Miss Linda Tarbell, Allegheny College senior, spoke at Corey Vertigge on two years in Germany as a German family member. Pomona Grange presided. special sessions planned. members urged to bring sandwiches for September 2 meeting. Wedding notices, receptions, and nuptial parties featured in town social items.
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