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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1974
Page
5
The text appears as a fragmented OCR of a 1970s political item mentioning Carl as coach and references to the Senate and an amendment. It is incomplete with broken names, dates, and places, preventing a clear summary or identification of events.
Uncle Ford II's case appears in fragmentary text about a public matter, with unclear details. The readable parts hint at an event or notice but lack concrete names, places, dates, or actions to confirm scope or outcome. Further context is needed to produce a precise newspaper card.
The third annual Stairways Christmas party was held Wednesday at the Elks Lodge with planning by members and volunteers led by Alma Phillips. Corry Stairways aids emotionally disabled persons toward independent community living. A daughter Jane Lynn was born yesterday at Warren General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin of Lottsville. grandparents Diane Britten and Gene Britten are listed. A second daughter born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reagle of Lakewood, with grandparents Donald Engle and Lena Reagle named.
The Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary held its annual Christmas dinner at Corry Grange Hall with ham and trimmings served by the hospitality committee. A holiday program featured group singing and a gift exchange, and a birthday cake celebrated Mrs. Winnie Pierce and Mrs. Mary Robbins. A donation to the Salvation Army and a money gift to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox marked the event. The next session is January 2 at the Grange Hall with officer installation.
The Women of the Moose met at the Moose Lodge with senior regent Mrs. Wilma Vanssens in charge. Reports were given, Christmas party for members' children announced for tomorrow 2 to 4 PM, white elephant sale January 16 announced, get well cards signed for several members and hospital patients, dues drawing won by Mrs. Joye Silvis, and a $100 IGA certificate won by Homer Taylor. Next meeting January 2, 1975. Seasons greetings extended.
A Corry Country Club Women’s Association Christmas luncheon was hosted yesterday at the Corry Motor Inn by Mrs. Horton Davis and Mrs. Lloyd Stawe. Five bridge tables competed with awards going to Mrs. W. W. Hammond Sr, Mrs. Richard Rossbacher, Mrs. Virginia Ross, and Mrs. R. C. Anderson. The next luncheon and bridge gathering is set for January 2 at the Motor Inn with Mrs. W. K. Shingledecker and Mrs. Virginia Ross as hostesses.
A social page item lists a farewell luncheon for Mrs. Roman Bem of Sciota, moving to Rochester in January, with gifts from 33 coworkers. Moose Club events include an upcoming children's party, enrollment night with dinner, and a New Year’s Eve party with tickets by December 27. Latigos and Lariats 4-H hold a Christmas party and bake sale. engagement announced for Dolores Briggs and Frank Amoroso with a February 8 wedding in Erie. Columbus 4-H Horse and Pony Club hosts a Christmas party with pinata and gift exchange. Concord Community Club plans a Christmas dinner tonight at 7:30, bring a tureen and 50 cent gift. Household tip suggests spread wet burlap sacks for a non skid icy surface. Quote from Samuel Butler ends the page.
Members of the Dorcas Class of First United Methodist Church gathered at the Corry Motor Inn on Wednesday for their annual Christmas dinner. Rev. Reed Hurst gave the invocation before guests visited the Oakley avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williams.
Corry native Dr. Don J. Wood is named associate dean for graduate programs at the University of Kentucky College of Engineering. He cites growing demand for graduate study among engineers and notes the college offers night courses and television based classes. Wood details fellowships and aid, outlines his education and career, and shares personal hobbies and awards. In a separate note, a male NCO leads a WAC battalion at Fort McClellan, reflecting the Army’s one Army concept as women take on more traditional jobs.
Harrisburg aide for Gov. Shapp argues the Supreme Court ruling leaves Pennsylvania without abortion controls if the three judge panel order stands. Brennan refused to intervene. law enacted over veto but overridden by General Assembly. Planned Parenthood and others obtained a federal stay. officials say plaintiffs lack standing.
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