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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1959
Page
5
Fragmentary text shows scattered letters and words about local events and people. No clear event, names, or dates emerge to form a coherent summary or identify a specific news item.
Social notes list visits and arrivals in the city. Mr and Mrs C P Kerley of Washington DC arrive for a few days with local Chases. Mrs Henry Goring returns from Allegany Park with relatives. RD3 Peter Russell home from Sault Ste Marie for three weeks before San Francisco duties. Various visits by Ellis, Brows, Marks, Cochran, Roby, Whitehead, Pry, Baulmgarten, Dingle, and others noted.
Mr and Mrs Merle Akam of R D 1 Spartansboro celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with open house at the Akam home. Daughters Mrs LeRoy King and Mrs Richard Marrs, and son James Akam host. Event Sunday from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm inviting friends and neighbors.
Mrs Bernice DeJean hosted a farewell dinner for her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Elmer Brgett of Tampa Florida recently. Those present included Mrs Flora Bement of Chautiuqua New York Mr and Mrs Frank Lohns of Ripley and Mrs Albert Young and Janet of this city.
Elgin Beaverdam Ladies Auxiliary meeting outlines a bake sale Friday at Sears Roebuck from 11 80 a m to 2 p m, with a rummage sale planned for October. Next meeting is October 6 with elections of officers. East Erie County Auxiliary meeting slated for Waterford October 6. contact Miss Janice Me Shy to attend before October 5.
The Venelee family pickle group held its annual picnic at Nichols Lodge Mead with about 40 employees and their families attending. The afternoon included games for children and prize drawings. A green dinner was served around five o clock.
Reported from Piltebijuhs the Independent Order of Odd Fellows holds its annual Sovereign Grand Lodge session with officers Fred Mixes Horace Desi Arden Balawin and others attending District No 2 Eve County. includes the International Association of Rebekah and national gatherings as representatives from around the world are expected.
The Corry Area Golden Age Club announced a reunion at the YMCA tomorrow afternoon in Lovelock. Rev George A Myers of Pilat Methodist Church will serve as chaplain. All members with birthdays this month will be honored. A good attendance is hoped.
Legion Auxiliary No. 365 will meet tomorrow on First Avenue at 4 p.m. to elect officers for the coming year. Members are urged to attend the meeting at their hall.
Dent A. D. Bennett, 60, president of Dear Publications and Radio Inc., died Saturday after a five month illness. He led the firm through years of growth and served in radio broadcasting leadership.
A daughter was born yesterday at Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City to Mr and Mrs Ltoyd Weed Terrace. Also reported is a fatal incident near Wes Moreland County town where a man was killed by a car at night.
Henrietta Strong known as Brownie rose from school illustrator to mass producer of sentimental greeting cards and decor. Her cards sell across the United States and Canada and soon abroad, with verses translated for England Germany France Italy New Zealand and South Africa. She began in 1926 with linoleum block designs and hand cranked printing, now selling a range of paper goods while defending sentiment as a needed counter to modern bustle.
Babson Park columnist Roger W. Babson argues that seeds, fresh produce, and minimally processed foods support health. He contrasts past diets with modern pasteurized milk and canned goods, urging closer attention to live seeds, fresh juices, and natural eating habits.
A field study by the Pennsylvania Department of Commerce examines why state ranches lure visitors with Western themed stays. Ranchers cite relaxed atmosphere, healthy living and ranch entertainment like square dancing, singing, and guitar music as top attractions drawing guests back for repeat visits.
A Dallas truck driver L H McDonald found a hen named Ruffles nesting on his gas tank during a trip to Oklahoma. When he tried to move the nest the hen pecked his hand so he left the nest and eggs in place and continued his journey. The hen and her five eggs survived the ride back to Dallas.
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