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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1976
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reads like a classifieds snippet with partial names and contact lines. The readable bits reference street addresses and a phone number, suggesting a local ad or notice rather than a complete event or action.
Mrs Frosty wife of Frosty the Snowman will be in Corry Public Library's children's department tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 4 oclock to entertain and chat with youngsters. Santa sent Mrs Frosty as he is busy with Christmas preparations. Sign ups for the Mystery Gift are open the same day. Christ mas week library hours noted.
Social and club notices outline Christmas activities across Corry groups. WCTU Christmas meeting at Evangelical United Methodist Church invites gifts for shut-ins. Sparkettes rehearsals canceled for holidays. next session January 4. Christmas party prize drawings and book cookbook notices featured. Friendship Aid held Christmas party with election of officers. Corry Ettes Christmas party at Grange Hall requiring a $1 gift. Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary held annual party and Turkey dinner with donations planned to Pennsylvania Memorial Home.
Ten people enjoyed turkey dinners in the Starlight Room at the Salvation Army yesterday. The Christmas program featured Mrs. Winnie Pierce, Mrs. Robbins, and Velma Long with readings and carols. The January hospitality committee includes Sargent, Opal Pier, and Bea Lillie. A December birthday tribute to Mrs. Winnie Pierce and Mrs. Robbins concluded with decorated cake. A Christmas fruit basket was given to Corry area guests, and VISA pins honored long-time volunteers. A daughter was born December 16, 1976 at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gerald Proper.
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