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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1972
Page
5
Am has reserve M0 men. if North troops ined ars.
Local officials report a fire at a residence where two children were injured. Authorities coordinate with hospital staff as investigators seek the cause and assess safety measures.
Miss Lorraine Bogert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Bogert, is a Cedarville College freshman and clarinetist in the 46 member band directed by Ralph Werner Jr. The group tours Ohio and western New York with sacred and classical numbers from Sousa Handel and Schuman. Also notes local club meetings and hospital auxiliary plans with a chocolate scraping household hint.
The Corry Navy Mothers Club met at Mrs. Byron Nichols home. An upcoming CHEER Organization party was announced for Friday at the Elks Lodge. Also noted were a March 13 meeting at Mrs. Rozelle Sr home and a Grove City College wedding of Miss Susan Ann Schreiber to William G. Miller in Harbison Chapel with a Penn Grove Hotel reception. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schreiber Jr., wore Chantilly lace and a French illusion veil. Bridesmaids wore Willow and hunter green velvet gowns with Edwardian bouquets. Best man was David Burr. ushers were William Mercer James Ohrn and David Fuller. Rehearsal dinners and pre-nuptial events were listed along with the couples’ education and home towns. An open house celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Sam Migliaccio’s 50th wedding anniversary at 1312 West Pleasant Street with 20 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren noted.
John McLean, president, led last evening's dinner and business meeting of the Rotary Club at Venture Inn. Plans were set for upcoming activities and projects. Eugene Theisen delivered the invocation. A board of directors meeting followed the regular session.
The Senior Tri-Hi-Y Club sponsors a Sadie Hawkins dance Saturday night at the Elks Lodge featuring a coronation for a King of Hearts. Girls ask the boys to attend as dates. Committee members include Jan Chapin, Vicki Cragg, and Jane Hammond.
Vic and Mrs Fred Christensen announce the engagement of their daughter Christine Ann Christensen to Russell E Williamson son of Mr and Mrs Reese Williamson of Union City The couple plans a May 20 wedding at Elgin United Methodist Church Christine is a Corry Area High School graduate employed at Crotty Ferrando Chevy Olds Russell is a Union City Area High School graduate served in the US Army and works at Erie County Plastics Corporation A stork shower honored Mrs George Gibson with a cradle themed display and prizes at the Parkhurst home with guests listed Coronation events and student attendees noted for upcoming community activities
Mrs H Kenyon Leishman hosted the Westminster Circle of the First United Presbyterian Church at her North Center street home for the February gathering. Breakfast refreshments were served and the business session was conducted with attendees present.
Mr. and Mrs. William Maclees of Lander Pennsylvania announce the marriage of their only daughter Miss Anne MacLees to Kenneth Knight of Corry son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knight. The candlelight ceremony was held Monday evening at the Presbyterian Church in North Warren with Jeanne Shrout and George Pless as matron of honor and best man. The couple will make their home in Corry. A reception is set for February 19 at 7 p.m. at the VFW Post Home in Union City for friends relatives and neighbors. Devotions from The Book of Ruth were given by Mrs. Eugene Matson. The March meeting will be at Mrs. Matson's home on Raymond Avenue.
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