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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1976
Page
3
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An electoral regulation brief notes the ministry copies voting rules and procedures. It highlights oversight steps and procedural adjustments affecting voter access and compliance. No explicit dates or names are provided in readable text.
The Catholic Daughters of America court conception No 35 hosted a Lincoln Day card party Thursday at St Elizabeth Parish Center. CDA regent Mr Andrew Doyle welcomed guests while members praised contributors. Decorations by Mrs Niedomys and Mrs Roche Sr echoed the Lincoln motif and featured silhouettes and Lincoln head candy containers. Mrs Kurelowech announced special award winners.
The Warren County 4 H Teen Council meeting at the 4 H Center in Pittsfield elected Mike Nobles of Youngsville as president and heard a filmstrip on Pennsylvania Heritage shown. Norman Perschke outlined out of county events and plans for the next meeting on March 8 at the 4 H Center.
Four year old Jodie Hagger, daughter of Mrs Barbara Hunt Hagger and Joseph Hagger of Corry, is awaiting heart surgery to correct an atrial septal defect described as a large halo in the heart’s atrium after a heart catheterization at Hamot Medical Center in Erie. National Heart Month drives include February 22 Heart Sunday, with local cochairmen and several Corry volunteers fundraising for American Heart Association programs.
Charlene McCray daughter of Mrs. Freda Anderson of 285 West Frederick street and Donald McCray of Corry earned a bachelor of science in education from Slippery Rock State College. She majored in elementary education and secondary social studies and made the dean’s list for three terms.
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