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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1966
Page
5
The draft text shows a late addition to a contentious Senate session involving D Arlington and Arkansas figures. Attentive discussion centered on motions and an attorney's questions about a department action. The fragment hints at official remarks by Howard K and Ian McCarthy, with references to a committee hearing and potential confirmation.
Lt Harold Rice of the Pennsylvania State Police explained the Pennsylvania Point System for Driving Violations to Corry Business and Professional Women's Club members in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge. Mrs Keppel Tiffany led the business session planning a reception for prospective members during National Business Women's Week in October. Delegates named for the Titusville district meeting include Miss Clara Hill Ruth Dahlstrand and Mrs Tarbell with alternates Mrs Ethel Spencer Miss Sondra Varrassa and Mrs Hotchkiss. A separate note reports thieves broke into Jack Kennedy's home in Charlotte N C and took 1240 coins including 620 Kennedy half dollars.
Birdie Tells Us records social visits at 152 Mott Street with Bruce A Taylor of Seattle and L Bruce Taylor of Norfolk, plus a Norfold family, while other guests arrive from Pittsburgh and New Kensington. The piece also notes a baby shower for Rhonda Sue, a Nazarene welcome for Rev. Stenger, hospital auxiliary awards, a church service on birthstones, a hip fracture recovery, and community outings including a three day Adirondacks trip and a birthday gathering in Warren.
Members of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club at the YMCA played a five table Howell session. Winners included Mrs. James Lundy with partner Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Mrs. F. H. Bartholme scoring 65, and Veo Lindsey with Frank Graft scoring 7. Next Tuesday they hold their annual luncheon and bridge event at the Hotel Corry with reservations via Mrs. Veo Lindsey.
Readers share simple how tos for cooking burgers without thawing, extending shelf life with small changes like perforated patties and olive fillings. Also tips on shopping with ads, sewing curtain rings, refolding mail, kid toy organization, roasting marshmallows, and keeping hot tea by a sick person’s bed.
A bridal shower for Miss Linda Raymond was hosted at Miss Jean Betts home with prospective attendants present. Guests included Mrs. Robert May, Mrs. Dennis Rogers, Patsy Miller, Jean Jackson, Sandy Gravis, Coletta Watrous, Sandy Hurlbut, Kathy Donoghue, Cookie Catalfu, Hessie and Harold Gaber, Karen Sutter, Sandy Haslett, Kathy Burkett, Jane and Jean Betts, Judy Bigelow. Prizes went to Mrs. May, Jane Betts and Kathy Donoghue. Linda Raymond will marry Russell Martin on November 11.
The Concord School PTA held its opening fall session with Ray Elsea superintendent of schools as guest speaker speaking on The Rapid Growth of Education. Rev Virgil Endsley presided over business, announcing sponsorship of a Girl Scout Troop and two Brownie groups and noting the Corry Area PTA Council dinner on October 5 at Spring Creek School. Attendance awards went to Mrs Elsen and Mrs Earl VanGuilder. Hospitality chair Mrs Richard Grucza and room mothers Mrs Roger Grape and Mrs Vern Burrows organized refreshments. ARRAIGN SUSPECT PITTSBURGH A Pittsburgh man was arraigned on a murder charge for the shooting of his wife at a North Side church where she taught a Sunday school class. Eugene E Kaiser 7 was hospitalized with a self related wound since the slaying September 11. A coroner's hearing was set for October 6.
Mrs Olin Capwell welcomed members of the Epsilon Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi for a meeting in Erie. Mrs Sheldon Knight led the session which approved a United Fund donation, with co hostess Mrs Baxter Wellman assisting. An October 4 open session at Mrs Gordon Bater’s Columbus home was announced with a guest speaker from Ahl's Greenhouse.
Mr and Mrs Howard Munsee celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at their East Columbus Avenue home attended by over 100 guests. They were married in Jacksonville Florida on September 8 1941 while Mr Munsee served in the US Army at Camp Steuart Georgia. The couple have six children two grandchildren and were presented with gifts and a money tree.
Edmund L Thomes director of probation in Erie County was guest speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Corry. He discussed probation for juveniles and adults. Arthur Wengrow of New York City attended. Dr Elmer A Ortner led the business meeting. Rev Lewis Hewitt offered the invocation and Rev H Kenyon T gave the benediction.
The EUB Friendship Aid of Evangelical United Brethren Church held its annual banquet at Spring Creek Congregational Church with 23 members and two guests. Swiss steak dinner, fall decor, African themes, and multiple speakers and musical numbers marked the event. Mrs. Eugene Matson led choruses. Mrs. Weatley spoke on Africa. devotionals by Mrs. Hunsberger. remarks by President Mrs. Lillie. gifts exchanged. closing prayer by Mrs. Shelz. The October 25 meeting will be at Mrs. Warren Johnson’s home with new prayer partners chosen.
Francisco, a stowaway, hid in the plane wheel well from Bogota to Mexico City. After ground checks by mechanics in Panama, doctors found him unharmed and Mexican authorities confirmed his citizenship. He was released and departs for Queretaro.
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