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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1974
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a levy, a citizen, and local sales in vague terms. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are readable to identify specifics or outcomes. The readable bits imply a civic finance topic without concrete details.
OCR fragmentary lines mix numbers and words without clear events or names. The readable bits offer no identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes to form a factual card.
Bertha McMichsel and others organize a post prom event at Elks Lodge with trials for donations and door prizes. The Wright School PTA hosted a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Mark J Anderson for silver wedding anniversary as guests from Corry Jacksonville N C Melrose Park.
Anna Lindstrom was celebrated on her seventh birthday at her parents home in Summit road Corry with grandparents and friends. Guests included Joanna Stoltzfus Paula Stoltzfus Valerie Raymond Tracy Kraft Leona Cook and Andy Lindstrom. Ann received toys and gifts, a spring flower theme, ice cream treats and decorated cakes.
The Sparkettes baton-twirling group and mothers sponsored a card party and hair fashion show at the Elks Lodge. Paris Nichols captained performances with Bren da Lindenberger and Sue Kornikoski among others. Winners of grand awards were Paris Nichols and Mrs. Frank Wascak. special awardees included Mrs. Merrill Lillie and Jean Anderson.
Guests visit the Orn and Marshall families at 339 East Pleasant Street as Maj. and Mrs. William Marshall III return from Florida. A women’s club spring banquet is May 7 at Corry Country Club, with reservations due soon. An 80th birthday open house for Charles Ladd is planned in Elgin. Church groups announce meetings, programs, and officer elections with several local organizations hosting events and prize nights.
Seventeen members attended the Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Fire Station No. 1. They discussed a combined garage and bake sale for June 8 and planned a family summer picnic with Mrs. James Maloney and Mrs. Emory Benson as cochairmen. A monthly meeting schedule was set for the fourth Monday. Mrs. John Burglund won the evening award. Box lunches were served.
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