Fragmentary text on art and punishment concepts
The readable fragments discuss removal of something and references to art, country, and punishment. The wording is incomplete, with unclear subjects and actions, making a definitive summary difficult.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1973
Page
3
The readable fragments discuss removal of something and references to art, country, and punishment. The wording is incomplete, with unclear subjects and actions, making a definitive summary difficult.
Geneva Circle of First United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. James Howard’s East Frederick street home with Mrs. Roger Lansberry presiding. Announced events include a May 2 father and son banquet with April 28 reservations, a sheet drive for bed pads for the Titusville Presbyterian Home, and a work bee.
The Women of the Moose Corry Chapter 717 held a meeting to set a slate of officers and approved nurse scholarship outreach. Applicants for the School of Nursing Scholarship may pick up application blanks at DArcy Studio, with funding tied to treasury balance and given as a gift to the student, per Mrs. Vennis R. Follett.
Muriel Diane Thomas engaged to Richard Alan Steves. Daughter of LaRue and Muriel Thomas of Wesleyville, she is a 1971 Grand Rapids Baptist College graduate and librarian there. Steves, son of Harold Steves of Gamma Road, is a 1968 Corry Area High School alumnus and a 1972 Pitt graduate, a second year dental student. The wedding is set for July 28, 1973 at Bethel Baptist Temple in Erie.
Social and club notes fill the page with visits to Palm Beach and Coral area events. Details include the Rozelle party at Palm Beach, the Onasis yacht offshore, and Doug Rozelle Jr. at Sailfish Club. Also announced are cantata rehearsals for Jesus Is Coming, College Women’s Club meeting plans, Penn Lakes Girl Scout cookie totals, and YWCA and WCTU activity.
Concord Elementary School second graders under Mrs. Carroll Crowell completed a two week Hawaii study. Dean Phillips, a 1969 Corry Area High School graduate, student taught the unit. Activities included Hawaii films a volcanic dry ice model art projects and a culminating luau with hula dancing and tropical refreshments.
The Ladies Home League of the Salvation Army met at the Citadel on West Washington. Twenty-two members and friends attended an informative program and a film called The Million Club about cancer. C M Moore and Mr Fuller from the Erie Cancer Society presented the program.
Rotary Club members discussed fundraising to finish the Mead Park picnic shelter. President Raymond Wiggers led the business session as resignations of Andy Zacherl and Donald Watson were noted. Buffalo guests James Colburn Don Witocki and Paul Leaper attended with Allan Hasbrouck leading invocation and singing. A combined April 20 session with Kiwanis was planned.
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