Unclear OCR fragment hints at military clash or division
Fragmentary text mentions personnel, leadership, a clash or division and a north amphitheater context. details are unreadable and names are missing, making exact events and entities uncertain.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions personnel, leadership, a clash or division and a north amphitheater context. details are unreadable and names are missing, making exact events and entities uncertain.
A brief note records that three individuals together possessed nine coins in a shared count. The article mentions that the names are reported.
Corry Art Club members toured reproductions of famous paintings on display at the Citizens Corry Office of Marine National Bank. James Allyn arranged the event for about 20 artists Monday evening with refreshments. Reproductions, sold through a bank promotion, offer affordable access to famed works.
Mr and Mrs Robert Garfield of First Avenue returned from an expense paid trip to Puerto Rico after being top area plumbing and heating dealers. Mr and Mrs Samuel Migliaccio celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary at 1312 West Pleasant Street with a family gathering. James Nelson Cochran, five, was honored at a family party at his grandparents’ home.
Miss Deanna Dundon hosted at Mrs. Philip Sample's home on East Main Street for a miscellaneous bridal shower. She will wed Michael Lewis on May 6 and received a shower of gifts with awards won by the honoree and Mrs. Naomi Clark.
Mrs Hubert Heerlein and Mrs George Peck led the Corry Country Club Women's Association luncheon bridge at Hotel Corry. One o clock lunch followed by bridge yielded winners Mrs Horton Davis Mrs Yellah Bracken and Mrs R C Anderson. Next session March 2 hosted by Mrs Yellah Bracken and Mrs Nellie Dunlap with reservations due by March 1.
The Fort LeBoeuf Chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists holds a midwinter luncheon today at 12 p m in the Boston Store Brio private dining room with Rev Robert B Caldwell as guest speaker on Our American Heritage He is a Lancaster Pa native minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Brie and a noted historian with a hobby shop collection He will be introduced by Mrs Emory A Miller A short business meeting will follow under Miss D Maxine Gubi Delegates will be elected to attend the 46th General Assembly of the National Society DAC in Washington D C April 10 to 12 Officers include Miss Marilyn J Denton Miss Louise Williams and Mrs Royal E Messenger all of Corry
A stork shower for Mrs. John Walton was hosted by her mother Mrs. Archie Powers and sister Mrs. Robert Haner at a Jater home on Chestnut street. Guests enjoyed games and visiting with prizes awarded to Mrs. Archie Powers Mrs. Robert Power Mrs. Troy Walker and Miss Sherry Moore. Refreshments of cake ice cream coffee mints and nuts were served by the hostess, and Mrs. Walton received a variety of gifts from 14 attendees.
Harold Cragg and Leo Hoylen of the Elks Club visiting the sick committee present a fruit basket to patient Raymond Edson at Corry Memorial Hospital. The pair have set a club record by making more sick calls than any prior committee and visiting patients across hospitals in Erie and nearby areas. They also achieved a second record by visiting three different hospitals in three towns in a single day.
The Women s Missionary Fellowship of the Wheelock Community Church met at Mrs Kenneth Harvey s home. Mrs Ray Hamilton presided and roll call quoted Deborah. Reports were read, Viet Kits discussed, and Mrs Virgil Endsley named banquet chair.
Conelway PTA February meeting covered drug awareness with Trooper Alan R. Phillips detailing common drugs and crime links. Principal business session led by Mrs. James Bennett included awards, Founders Day readings, scholarships donations, and a tribute to former president Mrs. slamea Hammond. A separate obituary notes Honolulu businessman T H Leong died at 47 from a cerebral hemorrhage.
The Plank Road Club held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Jack Raymond's home with 12 members and one child present. After a business session led by president Mrs. Jack Raymond, members discussed future projects and dessert refreshments were served. Mrs Harold Raymond will host the next meeting with date to be announced.
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