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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1969
Page
5
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Members of the Corry Art Association lend assistance to a hospital auxiliary project at Corry Memorial Hospital. The event starts at 9 a.m. with registration and coffee, then painting covers for the Spring Conference as tours of the hospital run until 10 30.
Two more candidates join the Miss Corry contest to be held Saturday evening at Corry Area High School. Lucinda Ann Martin and Millicent Irene Roberts are profiled with ages, physical details, family backgrounds, and future plans. An auxiliary meeting at Venture Inn features hospital officials and workshops, ending with a luncheon and skit by the Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
A Wrightsville gathering at the Methodist Church hosted 4 H clubs from Columbus Spring Creek Sugar Grove Youngsville and Russell with hosts Sugar Grove serving refreshments. A Corry Union City writers meeting is set for April 29 at Mrs. Beverly Kenniston’s home. National Library Week features a Corry Library fashion show and a Jaycees Jay-Ettes banquet honors Dennis Frushone as outstanding Jaycee. A rummage bake sale by Womens Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic is planned for Friday at Corry Rod and Gun Club and the Rainbow Girls sponsor a bake sale at the National Bank of Corry. The Republican Council of Women hosts a membership conference April 30 at Holiday Inn South Erie with speakers and a $3.75 fee. Spartansburg Fair Board meets tonight at 8.
Daily exhibit at the Bradford YWCA showcases the late Dr. T Edward Hanley collection from April 29 to May 11. Hours 10 am to 8 pm with two daily tours by Mrs T Edward Hanley. Admission 1 for adults 50 cents for students. Preview reception April 28 7 to 11 pm at 5 ticket. Artists include Benjamin Rush Cassatt Wyeth Gilbert Stuart Matisse Manet Degas Renoir Gauguin Picasso Lautrec. More than 1 million dollars in paintings stolen and recovered will be on display.
Harrisburg AP reports Senator Richard Tilghman R Montgomery introduced a bill to allow all qualified voters to register by mail. He notes current law restricts mail registration to military personnel and the physically disabled.
Wright School hosts a spring concert and art exhibit tomorrow at 8 pm in the school gym. The chorus and band, directed by Mrs. John Rossbacher and H. Lynn Rice, perform alongside student art curated by Mrs. Dale Webster. PTA president Earle Slayton urges attendance from parents and friends.
A Girl Scout camp staff training session will be held tomorrow from 10 a m to 2 p m at the Corry Jamestown Management Club on East Columbus avenue. It invites all troop leaders and interested mothers with lunch. leaders should bring Scout artworks for the Warren art show this weekend.
An open house and reception will be held Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. at Chandler's Valley Grange Hall in Warren to honor John Moravek Sr. on his 90th birthday May 1. Hosts will be his sons John Corry Paul Yankee Bush Emil New York City and Joseph Warren.
Betty Woodruff, neighbor hood chairman for the Girl Scout cookie sale, announces contact names addresses and phone numbers for this week orders or reorders. Contacts include Lyle Ladd Max Chris Edward Zarger Leslie Curtis Seth Sickler Douglas King and Betty Woodruff with multiple street addresses and numbers listed.
A high school junior class play titled Tam ing the Brat will be staged Friday at 8 p.m. in the Sparta School gymnasium with the public invited. Also noted are recent births and a private memorial hospital report, listing families in Corry and Findley Lake.
Mrs. W Mitchell hosted the Jay-Ettes auxiliary at her North Center Street home with cohosts Mrs. Daniel McKiddowney and Mrs. George Smith. The group planned the reception at the Moose Lodge after the Miss Corry Pageant at Corry Area High School. The next meeting is May 19 at Mrs Howard’s East Frederick Street home.
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