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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1973
Page
5
Linda to be guest at Beaver Club banquet. A son born Wednesday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Samuel Lucas of R D 3 Cambridge Springs. Mrs Lucas is the former Betty Gordon.
Navy Mothers Club No. 696 met at the home of Mrs. John Carrier on East Main Street. Mrs. Carrier led prayers, and Mrs. Harvey Loveland reported business including a $10 donation to CHEER. Officers for the coming year were elected and will be installed in May. Mrs. Carrier and Mrs. Merrill Lillie served a salad course. Mrs. Wendall Shields will host the May 8 session at Concord Street. Also noted is tomorrow's Beaver Club banquet featuring Miss Pennsylvania Linda Kay Olson speaking on state experiences. The event starts at 5:30 p.m. in Corry Area High School cafeteria. tickets are $4 adults, $3 students.
The Wright School PTA held its final meeting of the year with president Mrs Louise Howard presiding. Miss Ann Baressi installed the 1973 74 officers: president Louise Howard vice president Ann Krahe secretary Betty Bowen and treasurer Walter Bowen. The May meeting will be a combined Wright Concord musical and PE program at Corry High School on May 8 at 7 p.m.
Rev John Lucas of St Thomas The Apostle Church acted as chaplain and gave devotions at Conelway School PTA meeting. President Mrs Donald Reed led the flag salute and conducted business. Atty Don Kuhn of Union City spoke on wills and answered questions. Next PTA meeting on May 15 will feature a tureen dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Birdie Tells Us lists the Fuller family return to Wayne Street after nearly three months away visiting Florida South Carolina and Kentucky. The note covers Leesburg Clearwater Beach Hilton Head Island Pun ta Gorda and Louisville meetings with friends and relatives along with local notices on Legion Auxiliary meeting a children's library program a marriage licenses issued in Erie County 4 H Club Concord Grange and a 40th anniversary open house. The column ends with a tureen dinner invitation and a household tip for elastic shoe laces and a Darrow quote.
Members and guests of the Corry Area Golden Age Club enjoyed a Tuesday smorgasbord at the YMCA. Mrs. Merrill Lillie played piano for group singing, Capt. James Korp of the Salvation Army led devotions and served as chaplain, and Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Sr. presided over the business session noting Mrs. Maud Bennink’s hospital stay. A moment of silent prayer honored Mrs. Clara Hillstrom while Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pier were welcomed. The Kitchen Band was announced for the Elks Lodge engagement for retarded children, readings by Mrs. E.E. Bush and Paul Porter were given along with a recitation by Mrs. Merrill Lillie. April birthday members will be honored at the next meeting on April 24.
A photo of Hiram Corry was presented to the Corry Area Historical Society during a Tuesday meeting at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. The image will be housed in the Corry Area Historical Museum at Mead Park in memory of Russell and Blanche Martin. Twenty three members attended as Frank Grice showed color slides from Italy. museum opening is slated around May 1.
Rev. William E Hazlett and his wife and children David Ruth and Priscilla were honored at a YMCA reception hosted by the CMA Church executive board. Special speaker was Rev Larry Mattox of Spartansburg. An installation service at the church preceded the reception and the Hazlett family recently moved here from Nanty Glo Pennsylvania. A second reception for church members and friends will be held soon.
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