Queen drug store Miss Amer elma Kins
Fragmented OCR text mentions Queen drug store, Miss Amer, Elma Kins, Blair Saturday. Reads as an unreadable notice or brief item with unclear context and no cohesive event.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1961
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text mentions Queen drug store, Miss Amer, Elma Kins, Blair Saturday. Reads as an unreadable notice or brief item with unclear context and no cohesive event.
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Town topics report a two day Older Girls Conference at the YMCA in Corry with 100 plus attendees from 13 clubs. Mrs Marion Foster Smith of Saxonburg Pa led talks titled Ten Rooms To Your House of Life Trees Through the Ages and Great Possessions.
The Civil Defense unit lights the library between 7 and 9 for National Library Week. Corry residents are invited to step into the library's magicolone and travel to Arthurian court, Eskimo life, or a Chinese voyage, with books offering adventures for all ages.
Mrs Marinus Christensen was honored at a stork shower at her Mott Street home on Friday evening hosted by Mrs Elbert Wood assisted by Miss June Wood and Mrs Clifford Button. Prizes went to Burg Wood Warren Wood Roger Sybrine and June Wood. Guests from North East Bear Lake Townville and Perry attended. refreshments included potato salad sandwiches relishes cake ice cream and coffee.
The local Women’s Christian Temperance Union hosts an Institute at First Methodist Church Corry this Wednesday with both morning and afternoon sessions. Participants include Corry Union City and Waterford. Members and friends are urged to attend and bring a sack lunch while the Corry committee provides coffee and dessert.
The Wright School annual spring concert titled Sorry Cehtenma Carry Our Homes will be staged in the school gym Wednesday at 7 80. Mrs H Lynn Rice district supervisor will direct the program with narrators Condra O Hare and Jerry Mick. The show highlights Corry's hundred year history through readings, dances and pantomimes, interwoven with local family names. Artwork by Wright School pupils, supervised by Mrs Joceph Hassett, will line the halls.
Eight year old Tommy Jackman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Jackman of Wayne Street was honored Saturday at Nichols Lodge Mead Park by his mother. Eight second grade classmates joined the party with a wiener roast fish pond peanut hunt and prizes. The event featured a cowboy themed table cake and gifts from Randy Moore Ronnie Bailey Michael Hartley Chuck Bracken Ricky Burlingamt Michael Roden and Jimmy Dolan.
A surprise birthday party was held Saturday evening at East South Street home for Miss Clara Dibble. Guests enjoyed entertainment and a buffet lunch for 42 attendees. Miss Ruth Wilson of Panama, N. J., attended as the out of town guest and gifts were given.
Mr and Mrs Elwin Kirch announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Jaggi son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Jaggi of Granur City Florida. Miss Kirch will graduate from Corry Area High School in June and her fiancé is a CAMS graduate. The couple plan a future Tus wedding.
Peter L Swanson was installed as commander of Clarence Commandery No 51 Knights Templar of Pennsylvania at the YMCA Wisne setting ceremony. Officers installed included Toth Johnson Roberts Blasco Blakeslee Webb Carter Kraft and Anderson assisted by the Ladies Auxiliary. The next meeting is April 18 at the Masonic Temple, with duties starting May 1.
The McCray Methodist Youth Fellowship hosted a pre-nuptial party for Miss Carol Morris and Jamés Akam at the Concord Community House. The event featured pink, green and yellow wedding bells, games with prizes won by Linds McCray, Kathy Gates, Eddie Blakeslee, Pred Morris, Roger and Phyllis Chel ton, plus a gift presentation to the couple and refreshments served by Sharon McCray, Donna Morris and Sandra McCray.
Robert Parker was honored at a farewell dinner Saturday at the Phoenix Hotel by Ajax Iron Works colleagues before he leaves for Owego New York to take a foundry superintendent position. Guests included Jack Castor John Rudolph Phil Sampie Ray Weber Carl Anthony William Leaby Howard McMullin James Pace from Erie and Frank Messina who presented a gold watch on behalf of the group.
Cornelius Hanks Williams Jones a 100 year old former slave and assistant pastor at the Perfect Love Baptist Church married for the eighth time, wedding to 73 year old Annie Ward who had been a widow for 23 years. She had nine children from her first marriage, four are living, with 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Jones fathered 14 children by his first wife Minnie Lou and outlived his first wife and six subsequent wives as well as 13 of his children.
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