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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1968
Page
5
Sheriff's sale notices describe real estate in Corry and Erie Pennsylvania under writs of execution. The notices specify the property bounds and starting points, including streets and landmarks, with details on mortgage dispositions and auction procedures.
Public notice of sale of a property owned by Station WOTR at Corry. Auction to occur at 10:00 AM on the 13th of the month. The sale includes a Magnecord remote console machine and related property located at 254 t., Corry, Pa. Conducted by Nichols, stable S212.
Corry Area High School hosts an 8 p.m. performance of The Man Who Came to Dinner directed by Mrs. Frank Howe with student directors Julie Sandberg and Marcie Stahl. Cast includes Ramon Cookles Sherry Ott Janet Cole and more. A Sneak Preview Reception Monday features 175 members from the Up With People group and local officials led by Mrs. George Hagger.
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association enjoyed an eight table Mitchell session at the Hotel Corry. Winners in North-South were Larsen and Jones 106, Bartholme 103, Beverly and Beverly 94. East-West winners included Morgan Beverly and Rainesale 99, Tunnel and Graft 92, Berretts 89, Miller and Kelsey 88, Lundy and Kelsey 85. A regular game is set for next week at 7:30 p.m. at the Hotel Corry.
Mrs John Ohrn hosted the Lydia Circle of First Methodist Church at her East Congress Street home. Devotions by Mrs Charles Amy on prayer opened the session led by Mrs W E Brown, with business led by Mrs John Olrin. A discussion on world events in Christian activities followed.
The Mary Circle of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Harold Shannon’s East Teving Street home with 12 members and one guest Mrs Kidsucd Hutchison. Mrs Frank Anthony led devotions and Mrs Bryan Stowe announced the missionary conference dates April 28 to May 1. Mrs Fred Miller named as chair for next year. The Congo program by Mrs Walter Gilliland featured several participants. Hostess assisted by Mrs Russell Merritt. Next session May 6 at Mrs Leroy Peck’s home.
A stork shower at the home of Mrs. Sidney Steuart honored Mrs. Victor Hansen of 402 West Pleasant Street, the former Lucille Ross. Guests included Mrs. Ruth Jackson and several others, with games and prizes won by multiple attendees.
Mrs Jessie Mason and Mrs Ed School residents of Corry Area High Franklin Street and Ward Erskin R D 3 have earned dean's list honors at Seton Hill College Greensburg Pa. They visited Bradford with Mrs Erskin's mother in law Mae Erskin. others attended a Holiday Inn hotel and restaurant show. The Pennry Campers plan their final indoor meeting Sunday at 7 pm Columbus Community Building to discuss spring and summer camping. The Corry Area Historical Society meets May 1 at Emmanuel Church with Earle Hasbrouck on early railroading. attendance urged. Ellen Hooks of Wayne Street named Seton Hill Class of 1970 vice president. majoring in mathematics and valedictorian of Class III. Alfred CAL Anderson of Serota Road R D 4 hospitalized at St Vincent's Erie after major surgery. Columbus Elementary PTA reschedules April 9 meeting to April 16 at 7:30 pm for spring musical program. Navy Mothers Club reports no April meeting. next session May 7 at Reynold Hamton's home Plank Road R D 2. Donald Tanner of Gould Street hospitalized at Hamot Erie for 10 days. Household hint suggests reheating leftover baked potatoes at 250 degrees.
The Women's Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the church with 29 members. Meetings opened by Mrs. Lena Halfast, prayers by Mrs. Harold Lloyd, and business led by Mrs. Harold. They discussed Indday Day during the missionary conference on April 25, with lunch at noon and program to finish at 8 p.m. Dessert was served by volunteers. Next event is a mother and daughter tureen dinner on May 1 at the church.
A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Wayne Holthouse of R D 4 Corry. Mrs Holthouse is the former Ruth Bensink.
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