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The legible parts mention Miss Sablch and a brief sketch of attire. The rest is unreadable, offering no clear event, date, or location to establish a fuller summary.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1977
Page
5
The legible parts mention Miss Sablch and a brief sketch of attire. The rest is unreadable, offering no clear event, date, or location to establish a fuller summary.
Dolls from around the world adorn a tree at the Corry home of Dr and Mrs George Anne Gould at 31 East Smith Street. The display includes dolls from Egypt Cuba Bermuda Japan England Germany Austria and more with prizes from a former exchange student and unique pieces from Bermuda Seminole Florida and New England among travels and gifts.
A Clymer Christian Women’s Club luncheon program titled On the Slopes is set for tomorrow from 12 to 2 at the Tan at the Peak. Miss Alice Grange will entertain, with Barbara Har ding hosting as guest speaker. reservations cost 4 per person and a free nursery is provided by reservations only. Reservations contact Charla Vera or Barbara. club details note international reach and no dues.
Shown here are sketches of a costume Amy Carter may wear at the January 20 inauguration as her father Jimmy Carter becomes the 39th president. Designs from Dell Ainsworth were bought in Americus, Georgia. The item appears among other local community notes including PTA cancellations and church circle reports.
The annual Mothers March sponsored by the March of Dimes begins January 30 to support research medical services and health education programs. Erie County March of Dimes has donated $71,000 in equipment to Hamot Medical Center NICU as part of the effort.
The Corry Concerned for Youth and families recently held a tureen dinner at First United Methodist Church where Donald Stevenson gave grace. The group discussed the Anchor House emergency home for youth and young adults planned for Corry. After years of planning and community help, renovations proceed with houseparents and counselors to open in spring or early summer. The center aims to shelter and guide over 100 youths in trouble, offering practical help and Christian support. Volunteers are sought in carpentry, plumbing, furnaces, and non perishables, with calls to Martha Pfysch or Adeline Stevenson to contribute.
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