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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1971
Page
5
Fragmentary text references political processes and a state case. The readable portions mention motions, a case, and individuals such as Shane. No clear event, date, or location is established.
Mrs Bud Owens and children Susan and Sue of New Shrewsbury NJ vacationed with Sandy Spoon and family in Columbus. Donna Stockton visited New Jersey with them and saw Two By Two in NYC. Jon Foster, 4, requests cards after surgery at Hamot Erie. Lottie Henry returns from Florida visit with family in Erie area. Charles Way returns home after three week Hamet Erie surgery. Frank Kubich and Lucy Kubich celebrate 23rd anniversary on May 1. Corry Grange meeting set for Monday at 8:30 PM with Apples program by Belle Valley Grange. Belated wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Thomas Messinger at Columbus Community Building. wedding May 2 at Columbus Church.
A piano and organ recital by Miss Naomi L. Johnson's students was held at the Evangelical United Methodist Church. Organ pupils included Gayle Stockton and Larry Hixson, with piano selections by Kim Olin and Scott Rainieri among others. An organ and piano quartet featured Diane Ahistrom, Paula Porter, Lucinda Sickler, and Johnson, plus a piano and organ duet by Margaret Cooklis and Laura Officers. Wright School PTA hosted an appreciation dinner for teachers and staff, honoring retiree Mrs. Viola Brown and secretary Mrs. Kenneth Burr, with gifts and prizes donated by local businesses and many shops listed as contributors.
The Concord Secret Sisters held their annual banquet Tuesday evening in the Beaverdam Mennonite Church dining room. ham dinners for 29 members and one guest, Clifford Holcomb. Gifts revealed secret sisters and thanks given for cards and gifts. Awards went to Mrs. Richard Ross, Mrs. Sam Stultz, and Cora McCray. Plans for 1972 were announced, including picnics and dinners, with Holcomb of the Corry Ambulance service speaking on first aid and civil defense.
The Concord School hosted its spring concert and art exhibit on Tuesday evening. An open house for Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Stenman celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with over 100 guests from Jamestown Warren Erie and Corry area.
A suburban White Oak man Howard Brown, 49, was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon during a narcotics raid at his home. He was convicted by a federal jury for shooting and wounding narcotics agent Burton Lund with a .30 caliber rifle after a scuffle at Brown's door on February 1. Brown faces further charges on narcotic violations and illegal firearm possession.
The Women's Association of the Corry Country Club hosted a Wednesday luncheon and bridge session at the Corry Motor Inn. Hostesses were Mrs. William Dunlap and Mrs. W W Hammond Sr. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. E W Feldt, Mrs. Florence McCray, and Mrs. Robert Davidson. The next luncheon and bridge is planned for Thursday May 13 at the Motor Inn with Miss Winifred Mertz and Mrs. R C Anderson as hostesses.
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