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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
5
The Corry Area Council of Churches met Monday at Evangel United Brethren Church with Rev H Kenyon Leishman opening and George Black in charge. Embert Earle named UNICEF project chair. next meeting set for November 28 at First Presbyterian. Also covered were Grange activities and a fall card party at the Corry Motor Lodge with many prize winners and volunteer organizers.
Mrs Willard Shreve entertained Tuesday evening for the Past Grands of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge at her Mound street home with 16 members present. President Ora Loveland led a business session before games and visiting. Awards went to Mrs Ruth Hoenes and Mrs Hazel Elbach. desserts were served with help from Mrs George Rhodes. The October 25 gathering will be at Mrs Edward Ross Bach er’s West Church street home.
The College Women's Club met at the YMCA with Mrs Clifford Buesink recounting a Europe trip focusing on Turkey and featuring Miss Cinta Egeman from Izmir. She showed photos and jewels from Athens Madrid Paris and more while refreshments followed under Mrs Benjamin Calderone. A birth was announced later: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Marshall Cook of Attica New York at General Hospital Batavia.
Former Corry resident Mrs. Josephine Sherman visits the area and attends hospital auxiliary events while discussing Hamburg Community Hospital where she serves as administrator and a new hospital is being built. YMCA bazaar volunteers needed to sew aprons. October hospital auxiliary meeting urged. Four-year-old Marie Ann Lillie is a surgical patient at St. Vincent's in Erie. Gary Langhurst returns home after four years with the Marines. Mrs. John Bensink is home after a St. Vincent's stay. Navy League trip to Harrisburg and Europe planned. Quiet Acres hosts Clyde Blair's 95th birthday party with staff and residents. Household hint suggests pipe cleaners for cleaning. Goldsmith quote offered.
The Conelway school PTA convened its first planning session for the annual Fall Festival set for October 29 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the school. Co chairmen are Mrs H James Hammond and Mrs Roger Marsh with boosters including Mrs Robert Watrous, Mrs Lloyd Gates, and Mrs George Spitman among others handling tickets games fish pond needlework and more.
A Monday evening stork shower for Mrs. Raymond Tanner of Wattsburg was hosted at Mrs. Roger Fardink’s home in North Clymer with cohostess Miss Susan Millspaw. Winners of games included Mrs. Charles Henry, Mrs. Pless, and Mrs. Robert Joy. Edith Marquis of Lander won the special award. Blue pink decor and baby-themed favors accented shower cakes by Mrs. Fardink. Mrs. Tanner received many gifts.
Cor nelius Vanderbilt Jr. sues to enforce two New York court orders against Patricia W. Vanderbilt. The suit, filed in Los Angeles, asks she pay $7,575 and stop using his name. Vanderbilt, 68, lives in Reno Nevada. his ex-wife, 46, in Beverly Hills California. They married in 1948 and divorced in 1953. She was his fifth wife.
Mrs. Howard Blakeslee announces the Conway PTA fall festival as its sole fund raising project. Proceeds support the scholarship fund and visual aids. Helpers are urged to contact Mrs Hammond of R. D. 1 to join committees or arrange donations and article pickups.
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