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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1972
Page
3
Local merchants report a price rise affecting daily sales and customer turnout. Officials acknowledge rising costs and say inspections and market monitoring will ensure fair pricing and supply stability for the coming month.
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Mr and Mrs James L Mullin of Wayne announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Louise Mullin to Jeffrey C Webster son of Mr and Mrs Dale Webster of 125 East Irving Street Nancy is a Conestoga High School graduate and attends Slippery Rock State College Webster is Corry Area High School graduate and also studies at Slippery Rock State College Definite wedding plans have not been made
Erie County Retired Teachers Association holds monthly meeting February 10 in the Boston Store auditorium Erie with 12 15 pm luncheon. Robert Berlin of PA Health will discuss Dre reservations with Mrs B Beckstett. Women's Relief Corps dinner at Corry Grange Hall yesterday featured all day session led by Mrs Wesley Willis. Next meeting February 17 at Grange Hall. Mrs Arthur Bolan hosted Secret Sisters Club with prize to Mrs Alice Mackey. Adele Hammerlee named 1972 Sweetheart candidate for Moose Ball February 12 at Moose Lodge. sponsored by Student Council with Bob Ferrando escort. expects Geneva College. Tickets 3 per couple.
Fifteen Ladies Fellowship members of the First Baptist Church plus guest Miss Joanne Dorschel shared a tureen dinner followed by a church meeting led by Mrs. Gerda Messenger. Devotions on Tongue were given, and improvements for the church were discussed as accordion soloist Dorachel performed.
Two sixth grades at Concord Elementary School organized Expo 72 Latin America, a display on climate government products imports and exports. Over 50 students researched Latin American countries under teacher and principal Paul Claypool.
The Women’s Association of the First United Presbyterian Church met at the church with Mrs Maxwell Brown delivering devotions and hymns led by Mrs William Gumbleton Mrs Harold Flowers and Miss Adele McCray. President Mrs Kenneth Burr conducted business as a roast beef dinner for February 17th was announced and tickets offered by Mrs H Kenyon Leishman or Mrs Davis.
Members of the No-Bar Riding Club met in Columbus with Jack Dundon as vice president leading the business session. An amendment created three membership classifications Working social and junior. A committee to plan the first horse show of the season on June 3 and 4 includes Dundon as chairman John Long Roy Ladd Gordon Miller Elmer Lantz Clarence Wetherlow and D J Wettenburg. The committee meets tonight at 8 at the Clarence Wetherlow residence in Sherman. The next regular business session is set for February 27 at the club.
Tickets are on sale for the annual Lincoln Day dinner sponsored by the Erie County Federation of Republican Women. The event, set for February 10 at the Erie Shrine Mosque, features U S Representative Dr Philip M Crane as guest speaker. Mrs Marian Paulsen serves as chairs.
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