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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1975
Page
3
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The Ross Lydia Jukes of Columbus mark their 55th wedding anniversary with well wishes from friends. A Brownie Troop 113 led a food drive for Karl Brooks family. Kathleen Head and helpers assisted. January PTA meeting at Spartansburg School set for 21. Corry Age Club hosts noon tureen dinner at YMCA with members urged to attend. Free children’s show tomorrow at Venture Inn features Patrice Lordier and her talking dog. Open house for RM 2 and Mrs Olin Wester tomorrow at Columbus Community Building. Catholic Youth bake sale prep at St. Thomas School with plans for a roller skating trip on January 26. Health report notes pediatric hypertension risks and treatment basics from Cincinnati expert. Corry Friends of the Library meets Monday at 7:30. Household tips on stair carrying accompany a Hobbes quote page.
A pre meeting musical program titled Hope and Joy entertained members of the Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church on a Wednesday evening. Daniel McEldowney arranged the program featuring Fay Segal Shelly Messinger JoAnn Matson Janell Brown Susan Garfield Jane Marie Stright Steven McEldowney and Kevin McEldowney with guitar accompaniment by McEldowney.
Mrs. Thomas Saxton presided at the January CDA business session for Catholic Daughters of America court No. 35 held at St. Elizabeth Parish Center. Plans include a rummage sale January 23 and 24 with location to be announced. CHEER, Inc. meetings are funded for January with entertainment and refreshments. Awards were given at lunch, and salad refreshments were served. Next session set for February 13 at the parish center with hospitality committee names listed.
Retirement party honors Mrs Maude Dorbneck who leaves Loblaws Inc after many years of service. The tureen dinner at East Irving street home hosted by Mrs Jean Knight with coworkers listed and gifts presented.
Mrs Florence Garrison and William Byron Kinnick both of Greenwood Indiana were married January 3 at 7 pm in the bride’s home. Rev Robert E Badger officiated with Virginia and Roy Southworth attending. A reception followed, and the couple planned a southern Indiana wedding trip before settling in Greenwood.
Thirty-eight members met at the parish center for the January gathering with Rev. Cyril Kronz and Rev. Carl Lippert as guests. President Mrs. Frank Puckly Jr. led the session with reports, plans for a St Patrick’s Day card party, and a soup luncheon on January 14. Committees announced February new member focus, donations to the Karl Brooks family, and library talks by Mrs. Cheryl Zalik.
Mrs W B Stowe entertained 15 Elizabeth Circle members of First United Methodist Church at her East South Street home. She opened with devotions on A Blessed New Year, led by Mrs Durham. Plans were made to visit shut ins, and a combined January meeting was noted at Evangelical United Methodist Church. Mrs Meerdink shared a Christmas letters program. dessert was served with help from Mrs Guignon. Next meeting at Mrs Meerdink’s Wright Street home. A separate note reports a daughter born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Daniel Phelps of Columbus.
Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary met at the firehall on Wednesday at 7 30 PM and elected officers for the coming year including Mrs Clarence Daley as president Mrs Marilyn McQueeney as vice president Mrs Darrell Kysor as secretary Mrs Clinton Palmer as treasurer and Mrs Lonnie Jantzi as historian Also named were publicity chairman Mrs Robert Dewey sunshine chairman and chaplain Mrs Alan Cox and fire chief Mrs James Palmer Secret sisters were selected for the year.
The Evangelical United Methodist Church Ambassador Class held a supper in the church fellowship rooms with Robert Fish as president presiding. They voted to donate to Inspiration Time Inc. at radio station WCTL in Union City and then painted primary and junior classrooms. The February 15 meeting will feature a bowling party.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hansen of 402 West Pleasant Street will be honored tomorrow at a 1 to p.m. open house in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge. Hosts include Mr and Mrs George Ross Mrs Laurene Barrett and Mr and Mrs Victor Hansen. The event invites friends relatives and neighbors to attend.
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