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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1972
Page
5
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A Saturday neighborhood carnival hosted by Mr and Mrs James Howard at 55 East Frederick Street raised funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Fund. Organizer Connie Craker and volunteers Diane Hela tingmaster Sandra Lansberry Doug Craker Danny Haight Karen Gentile Shirley Freshh Doug Bailey Grace Ann Grace Janet Bailey coordinated games, food, and refreshments. The event benefited patient services and research nationwide, with invitees including Jerry Lewis and Dave Thomas. Local businesses and residents contributed.
Mrs Marian Cmiel and daughters Jayne and Pamela visited Florida with relatives and Jayne will start as a psychology major freshman at Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro. The Chords gospel group perform Friday at Spring Creek Congregational Church. Rotary Club heard a film on CCC Camp life by Captain Lopus. Erie Playhouse announces its 1972 73 season opening with Camelot on Sept 29 and a slate including Cactus Flower Dial M for Murder The Roar of the Greasepaint etc Life With Father. Household hint suggests removing burned cake edges with a fine grater and a quote from Charles Eliot Norton.
A Sunday baby shower at the Daley home celebrated Mrs John Kornikowski and her daughter Danette Lynn born August 2. Hostesses were Mrs Daley Mrs Andrety and Mrs Daley with a rock a bye baby theme and guests including Joyce Ostasz Grace Little Falls Kay Daley Ester Daley Irene Ploss Becky Darlene Evelyn McCray Betty Palmer Edith Kerstetter Kathy Benton Richard Herberg Louie Eastman Mary Ann Shampoe Etta Kornikoski Barbie Karen Faris Mary Blystone Myra Blystone Audrey Migliaccio Kathy Daley and Becky Daley. Guests presented gifts and the event featured a variety of baby items.
Miss Melody K Sphon wed Gary L Donnell at North Clymer United Methodist Church in a 7 30 p m ceremony officiated by Rev Drew Heitzen The couple and guests then attended a reception at the Clymer Conservation Club in North Clymer The bride a 1972 graduate of Clymer Central School and cosmetology program planned to reside in Clymer with her husband.
Linda Diane Twardy daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Twardy of Buffalo NY and Dennis Van Patten son of Mr and Mrs Lester Van Patten Sr Cheektowaga NY wed August 9 at the Hellenic Orthodox Church with Rev C Manikiudakis officiating The reception at Anthony's Amherst featured Johnny La Veccio s five piece band The bridal party wore blue crepe gowns and the couple planned a European honeymoon visiting Switzerland and Italy The Women of the Moose Corry Chapter No 717 hosted a rescheduled picnic at Moose Lodge noting Mr Mason s 84th birthday and ongoing chapter activities.
The Migliaccio family held its third annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Migliaccio Sr. at 1312 West Pleasant Street with 52 attendees and a tureen dinner. Officers elected for the coming year include Cheryl Donaldson historian Christine Lillie secretary and treasurer Mary Palmer chairwoman of the game committee with Sue and Mary Szarzanowicz assisting. Next year’s reunion will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Migliaccio of Erie with Louise Migliaccio assisting.
Residents in Panama form Harmony Historical Society to record and restore the town history. Mrs. Vern Nagle chairs. officers include President Mrs. Gerry Green and Secretary Mrs. John Roth. Dues range from 3 to 10 dollars with patron and life options. donations welcome for library use and historical items.
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