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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1974

Page

5

Denise White to wed Allan Carrus in Dunkirk ceremony

Miss Denise Ruth White of Milton Florida, daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer White of Westfield New York, will marry Allan R Carrus of Guam. Carrus is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Carrus of Dunkirk. The couple's nuptial date is to be set after December 1974 with a Dunkirk wedding planned.

Homer White Westfield N.Y Corry Denise Ruth White Milton, Fla Allan R. Carrus Guam Carrus Frank Carrus Dunkirk Westfield Academy Jamestown Business College United States Navy Orlando Fla 18Th Helicopter Squadron Whiting Field Milton

Corry Clubs Plan Events At Moose Lodge And More

The Corry area hosts a Western show early spring, a dance fundraiser for Ted Marshall’s family, girl scout bowling, Navy Mothers dinner, and church services with slide programs. Bruce Campbell won an award, and Mr Campbell presented Citizens Band Radio slides. February meeting urged in Colonial Room, Moose Lodge.

Corry Communications Citizens Band Club Colonial Room Moose Lodge Mary Messenger Bruce Campbell

Wright PTA Opens Year With First Meeting

The Wright School PTA held its initial meeting of the year in the school cafeteria with president Mrs. James Louise Howard presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. Miriam Lloyd, and the flag salute by Mrs. Idabelle Anthony. The room attendance award went to Miss Alberta McElroy’s first grade. The group planned earphone purchases for students and funding for kindergarten playground equipment. Gerald Lloyd spoke about the February 16 Lollipop concert at Corry Area High School auditorium, presented by the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra with Fine Arts Council sponsorship, for which the PTA voted a donation. Benjamin Calderone, the principal, led an engaging program before refreshments. The next session is February 12, the Founders Day observance.

Wright School PTA James Louise) Howard Harold Miriam) Lloyd Frank Idabelle) Anthony Alberta McElroy Kenneth Marjorie) Harvey

Auxiliary Names Officers and Chairmen Elected at Beaverdam Hose

Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary members elected officers for the coming year at the firehall. Pres Judy Mitchell and VP Lavina Palmer lead a slate with secretary Jane Daley and treasurer Carolyn Puuch, plus historians and committee chairs. Next meeting set for January 23 at the firehall. Sacramento plans nationwide redwood tree planting to honor the Bicentennial, directed by state parks head William Mott Jr.

Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company Norman Judy) Mitchell Clinton Lavina) Palmer Clarence Jane) Daley Charles Carolyn) Puuch Melvin Betty) Crawford Margaret) Pratt Thomas Marilyn) McQueeney Nelis Linda) Pless Robert Elaine) Dewey James Sally) Palmer Joseph Veronica) Miller Ways and Alan Hazel) Cox Sacramento California William Penn. Mott Jré

Unusual Potato Resembles Large Frog In Garden

A garden potato grown by Mr and Mrs Balog at 521 Hatch Street appears frog like with a green top and tan underside. The Balogs report the tuber’s odd shape reminds them of a frog and various other figures.

Michael Ann) Balog Hatch Street Balog

Luncheon Bridge At Corry Motor Inn

Members of the Women’s Association of the Corry Country Club enjoyed a luncheon and bridge session yesterday at the Corry Motor Inn. Mrs. Horton Davis and Mrs. R C Anderson were hostesses for the occasion. Awards for the afternoon bridge play were won by Mrs. Vellah Bracken, Mrs. Gordon Holthouse of Clymer, Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. Martin Greishaw. Another luncheon and bridge session is slated for January 24th at the Motor Inn and Mrs. John Pierce and Mrs. Lloyd Stowe will be hostesses.

Women's Association of the

Elementary Education in Corry at Conelway PTA

Elmer Myers elementary supervisor spoke on elementary education in Corry at the Conelway School PTA meeting. Miss Marlene Wells won the room count award for the first grade. Joan Treland announced the February 16 lollipop concert by the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra at Corry Area High School under the Corry Fine Arts Council sponsorship.

Corry Elmer Myers Conelway School Pta Arden Shirley) Earl Marlene Wells Rex Joan) Treland Corry Area Erie Philharmonic Orchestra Corry Fine Arts Council Charles Puckly

Schools Will Start Later Capitol Area units adopt 30 minute shift

Fifteen Harrisburg area schools will begin classes 30 minutes later due to daylight saving time with ten districts extending the later time to the end of the day. D Bruce Conner says the move, tied to Gov Shapp request, aims to avoid darkness during travel and energy savings. Some districts will keep openings unchanged while others adopt the later start.

Harrisburg Capitol Area D. Bruce Conner Shapp Big Spring Camp Hill Cumberland County East Pennsboro Greenwood Mechanicsburg Newport South Middleton West Perry West Shore Central Dauphin Derry Township Halifax Area Middleton Area Susquehannan Township Millersburg Carlisle

Weather gridlocked nation slows to a crawl nationwide

Freezing rain, snow and sleet iced a broad stretch from Texas to New England. Up to 10 inches of snow blanketed areas from Kansas to the Ohio Valley, with heavy ice in the south. Dozens of schools closed in Kansas and Missouri, subzero cold spread across the northern tier, and several states faced flood or ice warnings. A good Samaritan was killed in Nashwauk, Minnesota, after stopping to help his ex wife in a stalled vehicle. James Dorgan, 35, died in the crash along US 169 as others escaped unharmed.

Associated Press Texas New England Kansas Ohio Valley Missouri Massachusetts Connecticut New York City Tennessee Cumberland River Nashville Kansas City Great Lakes Vermont New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Ohio New Orleans Havre Mont Key West Fla Nashwalk Minn James Dorgan Margaret Dorgan Joseph Preshiren U.S. 169 Dorgan Preshiren

In Memoriam Lawrence Miller Remembered by Family

In sad loving memory of Lawrence Miller who passed away January 27, 1957. Your end was sudden you made us weep and cry. We never said goodbye. Each time we see your picture you seem to smile and say don't cry, I'm only sleeping. Sadly missed by Mom and Dad Mr and Mrs Archie Miller.

Lawrence Miller Ture Mrs Archie Miller

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