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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1971
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unspecified local items and scheduling hints. The readable portion suggests an ordinary public record or notice with no clear names, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary readable text shows a local call involving an individual named Tor Ing and a partial listing of a supervisory or organizational context. The fragment hints at a community or agency inquiry but provides no clear action, date, or outcome to specify a full item.
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Rev Joseph Kanzlemar officiated the December 4 wedding of Deborah Damon and Terry Holthouse at Faith Church. The ceremony featured blue and white chrysanthemums, a candlelight service, and a wedding party in matching royal blue gowns and accessories. The couple's reception for about 400 guests was at the YMCA with a smorgasbord and local help, prior to a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
Members of the Deborah Circle met at Mrs. Jerry Hoyt’s home with twenty members and two guests. Devotions on the meaning of Christmas were given by Mrs. Walter Gilliland, and a program by Miss Ruth Dahlstrand featured Christmas poems and a Bishop Fulton Sheen article. Mary Circle hosted at Mrs. Stanley Sarnicki’s home with fourteen members, guests, and children joining as they discussed Christmas joys, charity plans for the State Hospital, and WSCS obligations. Esther Circle met at Mrs. Howard VanTassel’s home with seventeen members, planning a combined circle meeting and making cookie trays for Quiet Acres Nursing Home residents. Phyllis Corbitt Circle, at Mrs. Leroy Peck’s home with seventeen members, heard devotions from Mrs. Lindstrom on Christmas themes.
The Rustic Restaurant hosted a Plank Road Club Christmas luncheon with seventeen members and two guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lyle Miller and Mrs. Frank Karkoski, with Mrs. Wade winning a special prize. The group packed Christmas baskets for three widowed men and a sunshine basket for Mrs. Lucille Bensink. Officers led by President Mrs. Emory Morton organized the event. Other items note DAR and Hose Company Auxiliary activities, with forthcoming officer elections and visits to shut-ins. Additional gatherings include Faith Fellowship’s Christmas party at Dutch Village Restaurant, a WSCS meeting with a junior choir, and the American Legion Auxiliary meeting coordinated by Mrs. Mark Anderson, emphasizing doll dressing for the Salvation Army and mitten drives. The column closes with a quote on memory by George Cooper.
Members of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140 met at the IOOF Hall with Mrs. Eugene Marrs presiding. A committee was named for the Northwest Association meeting at Corry Area High School on Mayard.
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