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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1974
Page
5
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Hafeeza Bokhari and sister Hameeda Bukhari with her son Moshin Raza Mughal stay at 703 Mead Avenue with Mr. and Mrs. William Linski. Bokhari, a Richmond resident, works as a clinical social worker after master’s degrees. Bukhari studies cosmetology in Richmond to become a beautician. Moshin Raza Mughal, 11, attends Salem Junior College High School.
Corry Bridge Association held a four table Howell session at the Corry Motor Inn. Winners include Arthur Hansen and Robert Larsen, Mrs. Hansen, and the Bartholmes, with scores from 55 to 44. The fall dinner meeting needs reservations by Saturday with Mrs. Davidson. Also, reservations are required for the September 3 Tuesday Duplicate session at the Corry County Club, with Mrs. Oman accepting calls. A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer. Mrs. Spencer is Sylvia Huff. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Murdock welcomed a son yesterday morning at the same hospital. Mrs. Murdock is Frances Ross.
The Good Samaritan Class at First United Methodist Church held an indoor wiener roast Wednesday at the Puller summer home on Canadohta Lake. Twenty-one members attended with two guests, Mr and Mrs Wilfred Hamilton of Erie. Hospitality was planned by the Fuller and VanGuilder families and Paul Claypool. A September 25 dinner meeting is set for 6:30 at the Corry Motor Inn.
At the 57th Bear Lake School and Community Reunion the Fair Exhibit Building features an heirloom friendship quilt by Mrs Aleen Dole of Panama NY and quilting demonstrations. Bets include dried floral arrangements by Mrs Richard Bova, apple head dolls by Betty Bodie, and Alaskan articles by Mrs Doris Quist. Opening ceremonies precede a Miss Bear Lake 1974 coronation with candidates Nora Morton Cindy Leichenberger Janet Osborne and Robbie Sadowski. Tonight’s program includes Carolyn Beckerink as emcee and Ron Carrington Band.
Twenty two members attended the Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Fire Station No 1 East South Street. Plans were made to attend the East Erie County dinner on October 9 at Greenfield Firehall. Members were urged to reserve with President Mrs James Maloney. Tag day prizes went to Shawn Maloney first Robbie Slik second and Jeff Gustafson third. A special meeting is set for September 9 at 8 20 p m at the station to finalize plans for a September 16 card party social refreshments were served by Mrs John Steiner and Mrs Richard Herberg.
The cornerstone laying and dedication of the St. Elizabeth Parish Center will be held Sunday, September 8 at 3 p.m. with Bishop Alfred M. Watson presiding, followed by a dinner at 4 p.m. for parish members, guests, visiting clergy, and local dignitaries. A musical program features parishioners and youth, with detailed committee roles and arrival instructions for participants.
A baby shower for Mrs. James Maleski and her infant daughter Jen nifer was held at Teresa Moore’s home on 694 East Columbus Avenue. Twenty five guests from nearby areas and Ontario attended. Prizes went to Mrs. Vicki Chelton Mrs. Ruth Way and Miss Cindy Carter with a special prize to Emma MacPherson of Matachewan Ontario. Guests enjoyed salad refreshments a decorated shower cake and party favors.
The Joy family seventh reunion gathered 38 members at Nichols Lodge Mead Park with a 1 pm picnic. Officers elected for the coming year include Milton Morris president, LaVern McEldowney secretary treasurer, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joy on the table committee. Attendees came from New Wilmington Erie North East Clymer Corry and nearby areas. Next year’s reunion is set for August 24 at the same location.
Engagement announcement for Miss Karen Marie Smith and David M. Hall. Both graduates of Corry Area High School. She works at Elgin Electronics, he at Rogers Structural Steel. They plan to wed September 28, 1974 at McCray United Methodist Church.
Dr and Mrs Allan Lindstrom of Brookings S D formerly of Corry welcome baby Daniel Lance born July 7 Bishop and Mrs Lance Webb of Springfield Ill are maternal grandparents and Mrs Arthur Lindstrom of Corry paternal grandmother Gerry R Wie returns to Gannon College Erie after five week Tacoma trip Gerry is a junior majoring in science at Gannon. The Corry Country Club hosts annual family picnic at 4 30 p m with 5 p m airplane drop for youngsters. First United Methodist Church of Corry recalls annual car roast at Mead Glen Cabin Mead Park at 8 p m. Bear Lake parade Monday gathering at Corry Area High School 8 45 a m. Rotary Club noon meeting discusses Mead Park pavilion project. Re in tion today to reserve for Moffitt School reunion September 6 at 6 30 p m Corry Motor Inn. Spaghetti dinner at Salvation Army and recreational activities follow. Wheelock Community Ladies Aid to meet September 11 at 1 p m. Tiny tots swim begins September 9 at 9 45 a m at the YMCA. Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer hosts open house for William Gravink 50th wedding anniversary 7 to 10 p m. Household tip removes stubborn cookies from cookie sheet by heating. Quote: There is nothing worth the wear of winning but laughter and the love of friends.
Mrs Ann Zajac hosted a birthday club gathering at her Union City home on Wednesday for the Corry Road Neighbors Birthday Club. A 1 o'clock tureen dinner was served to several members and guests including Mrs Letha Rose and Mrs Jane Warner of Harborcreek. A business meeting and social period followed.
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