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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1968
Page
5
A partial OCR reads like a garbled note with scattered words and truncated names. It hints at people and places but lacks clear events, dates, or roles, rendering a coherent summary difficult.
The Queen's Dining Room at Hotel Corry hosted the first annual past grand knights dinner with 36 attendees. Honorees included Stuart Gorsline John Lutz Edward Gluyna and others while Robert Miller served as grand knight and Rev. John Lucas as chaplain. A family communion breakfast is planned March 17 at St Thomas School. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Stull RD 2 Corry.
Mrs George Smith hosted the Jay-Ettes at her East Bond street home with a business session led by president Mrs William Mitchell. Plans were made for a narcotics program at Moose Lodge on February 27 featuring Trooper John Eyanko of the Pennsylvania State Police. A get acquainted tea is planned for February 25 at 3 to 5 p m at 33 West Bend street hosted by Mrs Lyle Hotchkiss. The group donated 20 to the YMCA for two sustaining memberships and received the state charter from treasurer Mrs Richard Klanz of North East. A china painting demonstration by Mrs Alfred Cone was included. Next meeting is March 18 at Mrs John Middleton’s Marion street home.
Birdie Tells Us reports Mr and Mrs Travers Stohlberg returning to 320 South Center after a weekend in Albion Michigan where their son David Stohlberg a Albion College senior presented a four part voice recital with friend David Sanders on harpsichord piano and organ. A reception followed hosted by Miss Maag. Other notes include Miss Lynnette Paulson named Girl of the Month and Concord Community Club meeting details. Also mentions Miss Mary Jean McCloskey dean's list at Edinboro State College and visits by Wanda Henry and Richard Polanski for the Moose Sweetheart Ball. The column links a Columbus Church Youth Fellowship supper honoring local servicemen and a light kitchen tip on thickening with mashed potatoes.
The engagement of Miss Iva Rene Irene Pencille of 622 North Center street Union City to Robert D Stoliker is announced by her father Willard Pencille of Waterford street Union City. The groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs Andy Burke of Western High School Albion Pa.
Twenty members of the Lorry Grange met at the Corry Grange Hall with Roy Swart in charge. A home economics committee chaired by Mrs John Decker will sponsor a ceramics program with demonstrations by Mrs Thomas Briggs and Mrs Howard Briggs. Wattsburg will send a speaker for a wildlife talk. A hobby and handcraft show is set for March 1 5 at the Grange Hall from 1 30 to 9 pm each day. Trooper John Eyanko of the Pennsylvania State Police presented a Narcotics program that was well received. Committee members included Mrs Bertha Dorch Loretta Belden and Flossie Fosburgh with refreshments served.
Announcement records the marriage of Miss Viola May Coons daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Coons 224 East Main street to Joseph A Zelenski. The ceremony took place Saturday by Alderman Porter Auer. They plan to reside at R D 3 Corry. The bride is a Corry Area High School graduate and the groom a Pittsburgh high school graduate employed at the Union City Feed Mill.
Members met at Mrs Harold Flowers home with one guest present. Miss Ann Barensi presided over the business session. Miss Neva Parker reviewed Albert Camus The Stranger and shared author information. Mrs Flowers served dessert after the meeting. Miss Naomi Johnson to host March 4 at her home.
Four guests from Youngsville attended last night’s Corry Kiwanis Club dinner meeting at the Hotel Corry. Major Burr of the Erie Salvation Army spoke about his Holy Land visit and shared color slides, with Captain Thomas Pugh introducing him. William Donaldson led the business portion and Embert Earle gave the invocation. The next session is set for March 4, with Mrs. Harold Gale, Mrs. Maud Bennink and Mrs. Pauline Gates on the committee.
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