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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1976
Page
5
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Dr Wayne J Gerber Bethel College Mishawaka Ind released the list of honor students for the first semester of 1975 76 There were 36 students with perfect 40 grades and 102 with at least 33 average for the dean's list Also noted are local residents named to the list and Bethel College details the campus setting and accreditation efforts The piece also mentions community church activities and local incidents involving residents and events in Corry and Ripley area including anniversaries meetings and upcoming programs
Pennsylvania State policemen children from Corry Barracks take part in the Lollipop days to raise funds for the Northwestern Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Heart Association. The event, to be held Friday and Saturday February 13 and 14 in downtown and plaza areas, resembles tag days but donors receive a red heart lollipop. General chairman is Mrs. Edwin Mikesell with cochairman Mrs. Paul Faith. Pictured youngsters include Michelle Buckshaw Wendy Evanko Brenda Barbour Brian Evanko Ricky Gambino Scott Barbour Mike Sita Janelle Pass Shelly Gambino Sherri Richardson. Charlie Buckshaw was not in the photo.
Corry Grange members met at the Grange Hall with Master John Decker in charge. Eleven membership applications were received. The Corry Grange will host the Erie County Pomona Grange on March 17 with day and evening sessions. Ezra Snyder, Erie County Pomona master, scheduled a meeting for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Edinboro Grange Hall.
The Corry Area Historical Society opens its 1978 year with a meeting at the Em manuel Episcopal Church undercroft February 10 at 7 30 p m to discuss Bicentennial plans and how the group may help in the celebration. The museum at Mead Park will be staffed and open weekends from Memorial Day to Labor Day with various school groups visiting. other events include a May 11 talk by Clare Swisher on This Area Under Three Flags and August and October meetings with Warren Historical Society and Titusville historians. Dues remain one dollar and members are urged to join and participate. Pope Paul VI urged consideration of spiritual principles for lasting world peace while warning NATO personnel that conflicts rise in a power driven, economically negotiative world.
Mrs. Bryan Stowe of East South Street hosted 014 Deborah Circle members of the First United Methodist Church on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Samuel Antrim gave devotions and read about Eugenia Price. The group emphasized a nursing home project and a February 5 program at the church with Mrs. Leo Cramer speaking via pictures.
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