Community Notes From Corry And Nearby
A Corry area notes several gatherings including Mrs. Amy Davis birthday celebration at G. Glenn Davis home and a neighbor hood Christmas party at Elwood Davis in Clymer. Moose Lodge New Year Eve dinner and dance reservations are $7.50 per person or $15 per couple. Weekend visitors include Bogerts of 524 The Penn and other local families. A Girl Scout pen pal program via Dear Pen Pal opens to exchanges with international guides, plus a candy recipe and a 15th century poem quoted for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenniece Davis
R.D
Corry
Washares
Gail
Gloria) Davis
Kirk
Melissa
Elwood
Noreen) Davis
Clymer
Roxanne Davis
New Jersey
Ernest
Velma) Brockman
North East
Fred
Beatrice) Davis
Ripley
Frances Bostwick
Dunkirk
David
Judy) Pest
Roberta
Chad
Gail Davis
Amy Davis
Corry Moose Lodge
Moose Lodge
Penn Lakes Girl Scout Council, Inc
Girl Guides
Jon
Dept. GS
Santa Barbara
Calif
Pern Lakes
Virginia W. Shipley
Girl Scouts
Open House for James Becks 25th Anniversary Celebration
An open house and reception honor Mr. and Mrs. James Beck of Bear Lake for their 25th wedding anniversary. The event, hosted by their children Daniel and Linda Mather Judy and Jamie Beck, with assistance from Mrs. Leonard Dyer, will be Sunday December 29 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Beck home in Bear Lake. All friends and neighbors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Alice) Beck
R.D. 1
Bear Lake
Beck
Daniel
Linda) Mather
Judy
Jamie Beck
Leonard Dyer
National Chicken Cooking Contest Announced
The 1975 National Chicken Cooking Contest opens entries January 1 to April 1 in San Antonio Texas with $25 000 in cash prizes. Finalists from each state and DC will win trips trophies $100 cash and a year supply of sponsor products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
District of Columbia
Madison Building
15Th Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Plan Reception For Newlyweds Dairylea Urges Signing Of Parity Bill
Announcement covers November marriage of Suzan Lyn Delman and Edward Jt Swanson in Key West Florida. Details include wedding at bride’s parents home, parental lineages, education, military status, and a December 28 open house at 707 East South Street hosted by Joan Marsh and Nora Stowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzan Lyn Delman
Edward Jt. Swanson
Key West
Fla
D.A. Delman
Carl E. Swanson
Myrna L. Swanson
Corry
Key West High School
Carl B. Swanson
East South Street
Folfi
Joan) Marsh
Bryan
Nora) Stowe
Mao Turns 81 as Beijing tightens bounds on power
Mao Tse tung marks his 81st birthday in a secretive regime with no public celebrations. His grip on the party and state remains strong though succession questions loom after Lin Piao’s death and Chou En lai’s illness. The army inequality and ongoing purge echo the old era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mao Tseung
China
Peking Radio
Mao
Peking
Chinese Communist Party
Communist Republic
People's Liberation Army
Lin—Piao
Lin
Confucius
Lin Piao
Chou En-lai
Ford's OK Rating Slips To 42 Percent
AP reports a Gallup poll showing 42 percent of American adults approve of President Ford, down from 48 percent after the November elections. The survey, from Dec 6 to 9, found 4 percent approval and 17 percent no opinion, with economy concerns driving the drop. George Gallup compares Ford’s decline to Nixon’s pace of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ford
Gallup
George Gallup
Richard M. Nixon
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Bertha MeMicha
Mrs. Opal Pettis
Opal A. Pettis
McCray
Birdie
Richard F Alice Bogert
Readi
James Becks
Opal O. Pettis
Spring Street
Helen Lewis
Warren
Akron
Ohio
Mike Kobulnicky
Akron Public Library
Kobilinicky
John Denver
Florida Keys Community College
Corry Area High School
Edinboro State College
US. Navy
U.S. Naval Air Station, Key West, Fla
Prari
River
Ward
Congress
James Ro Donnan
Dairy Cooperative
Ccooperative
Pordatt
White House
Donnan
Dairylea
Jarmers
Galway
N.Y
ARROW
Corinty
The
Arrow Co
Erases Ryaun Troy
Journal Daily
Roberts
Y” Columbus
Sara
Mellody Lane Foods
Town Square Foods
Hall Avenue
Lake City
Santa
Reed Shop
Corry Foodliner
Morth Center St
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