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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1977
Page
5
A fragmentary note from Hibbing mentions a small around event and steam related items labeled 1e and d the steam tsb 5 tp. Details are unclear but indicate local activity in the Hibbing vicinity.
A curious project gathers apes for assistive work in mud near Riverside as researchers test their reactions to tools and simple tasks. The effort aims to study animal behavior in wet environments and potential for future aid tasks.
Mr and Mrs Robert Garfield of First Avenue Corry are awarded two trips to Puerto Rico and a Spain vacation for outstanding sales over the past years. Jim Fish of Weil McLain congratulates dealer Robert Garfield as he has bought more boilers and related equipment than any other dealer in the district for ten consecutive years.
The 48th annual Dingfelder reunion gathered at the Lyle Shearer home with 64 relatives and a guest for a picnic style dinner. Officers were elected: President Don Merritt, Vice President Jim Anderson, Secretary Treas Jean Merritt, table committee Dorthy Myers PMyers Darlene Jonson Susan Dingfelder. Gifts honored Elsie Johnson and Connie Lewis as eldest and youngest. Deaths for the year: Francis G Jaquith and Lamont E Jaquith. Relatives traveled from Buffalo Erie West Springfield Youngsville Albion and Sugar Grove. */}
Miss Cecilia Fae Imhoff of Spring Creek and Richard Earl Golightly of Wilkes Barre Pa married at 2 30 pm in Corry Salvation Army Citadel with Major Burton Johnson presiding. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a white rose bouquet blue trimmed gown, maid of honor Patricia Imhoff, bridesmaids in blue yellow and green, best man Kenneth Golightly, ushers Leroy and Chester Imhoff and William Golightly. The reception followed in the Starlight Room. parents wore Salvation Army uniforms and a seven tier cake was prepared by the bride’s mother.
Bertha McMichael writes about Queen Anne's Lace along Corry town roadsides. She describes the dainty white blossoms that bow in profusion as they meet the bright blue August skies.
Dr Eliza M Whelan and her husband Stephen Thomas Whelan welcomed their daughter Christine after weighing pros and cons of parenthood The couple had coauthored A Baby Maybe reflecting their dilemma Plans for preparenthood counseling aim to help others facing similar choices In Athens four Plaka sections were designated preserved areas banning motor traffic tavernas shops and noisy nightclubs by the Greek National Tourist Organization
Mrs. Vivian Bailey and Mrs. Nancy Klingensmith earned awards for painting at the Warren County Fair which ended Saturday. Jaycees and Findley Lake Fire Department sponsored successful canoe races at Findley Lake with Clara Starr of Erie winning the grand prize canoe. Corry Jaycees plan Mr Yuk program and will meet hospital leaders. 4-H blue ribbons awarded in Northern Area Stitchers and Cobham clubs. red and white ribbons also given. Women's Relief Corps meets for all day session at Emmanuel Church with noon tureen dinner and afternoon business. Carter Hill Community Aid held a meeting with 13 attending and officers elected for the coming year.
The Presbyterian Youth Group hosted a sidewalk bazaar stand in front of Carol's Carousel with the Corry Rotary Club supplying a machine and ice. Proceeds go to Johnstown Flood Relief. Members Julie Ottaway Jackie Graham Brent Ottaway and Bill Harvey helped, thanking Rotarian Alfred Ficcardi and local merchants. Some members may visit Johnstown to assist victims.
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