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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1973
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references police, Mead testing, high tech, Stevens, and a meeting in Union City with names and street hints. Readable facts are minimal. no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
December dinner meeting of the Corry Area PTA Council will be held at 6 20 PM in the Conelway School cafeteria. Members are asked to bring tureen dinner foods and a program with a panel of a parent, teacher, and administrator planned after the meal. All members and interested persons are invited.
Sixteen members of the Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary met at Fire Station No. 1. They plan a Christmas dinner at the Rustic Restaurant with a $2 gift exchange and reveal of secret sisters. Officers for the coming year were elected including President Phyllis Maloney and Treasurer Kathy Brigham.
A Sunday afternoon fete in the Corry Room at the Corry Motor Inn honored Mrs William Seanna Linski. Forty two guests attended hosted by Mrs Deanna Bliss, Mrs Michael Roden and Mrs James Roden. Blue and pink streamers, a decorated baby cake, and a salad luncheon framed the event. Awards went to Mrs Alice Pustelak, Mrs Veronica Bailey, Mrs Sherrie Wade, Mrs Jayne Potocki, Mrs Linda Nichols, Mrs Harriet Steuart, Mrs Mary McKeta. Others included Miss Shirley Yarateh, Mrs Ann Bailey, Mrs Lottie Hajec, Miss Janice Johnson, Mrs Marty Slike, Mrs Pebby Koestner, Mrs Martha Gustafson, Mrs Jan Hyer, Mrs Carol Roden, Mrs Mary Bracken and Mrs Ceil Bracken. The special award was won by Mrs Mary Vinca. the honoree received many gifts.
Mentor Club held its annual Christmas party at Miss Helen Rowe's Turnpike Road home. Guests included Mrs. Edward Zarger Mrs. Alfred Van Dresar and Miss Laura Dodd. The program titled Ms Noel featured women authors and performers with quintet solos organ and piano duets and a gift exchange. The group closed with Christmas songs and treats, planning to reconvene January 21 at Mrs. Henderson's home.
The King Workers class of the Wayne Valley United Methodist Church met Saturday at Mr and Mrs Lee Proctors home. Attendees included Dan Lindberg Harold Tanner Edna Williams Rev L B Owens Coral Wright Genevieve Hawley Lila Proctor Amy Gibbons Leota Jones and others. Mrs Jones led the business session with devotions by Rev Owens. A white elephant gift exchange followed with refreshments served. The next meeting details will be announced later.
The Phyllis Corbitt Circle of the First United Methodist Church met at Mrs Vernon Gutz s home in South Center with 11 members and three guests Frances Gutz Hugh McKnight and Michelle Wolfenbarger Devotions on Portions of Christmas were given by Mrs Frank McKnight The business session was led by Mrs Henry Rockman A December 10 program by Mrs Harry Hotchkiss was announced A Monday evening program included poems carols and a gift exchange followed by refreshments
An open house and reception for Mr and Mrs Lyle C. Smith Sr of Corry RD2 Plank Road celebrates their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests are invited to Columbus Community Building from 2 to 5 p.m hosted by their children Lyle C Jr Kathy Smith and Glenn D Carolyn Smith. The couple has two grandchildren Lyle C Smith II and Travis Smith.
Major and Mrs. James Miller of Rochester announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Ruth Miller of Harrisburg to Thomas Hellman, both of Harrisburg. Carol is a Harrisburg High School graduate and an x ray technician at Reading Hospital. The wedding is planned in Harrisburg in fall 1974.
A combined Christmas party for the Deborah and Elizabeth Circles of the First United Methodist Church was held at the home of Mrs. Hubert Vaughn. Thirty eight members attended as Scripture readings and songs filled the evening with a skit depicting Mary and Elizabeth. Members were reminded to bring Christmas stockings to the church session and a gift exchange ended the event with carols and refreshments.
Mrs William Morris of Corry RD 4 was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Wayne Holthouse. Guests played games, won prizes for Mary Jo Johnston Kathy Holthouse and Thelma Hurlbut. Sherry Wascak and Mrs Grolemund earned special awards. Refreshments included cake decorated like a bassinet. Hostesses were Bernice Stoddard Nancie Miller and Ruth INVESTMENT CHATTER NEW YORK During last week s market slump stocks weakened on diminishing volume and hints of a rebound in Mideast oil amid durable goods orders rising in September and personal income up 9 2 billion in October.
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