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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1971
Page
5
Readable fragments show mentions of people and places but lack clear events or dates. The text hints at a tense incident involving individuals and a location referenced as a market or hall. No verifiable outcomes or specifics are discernible from the fragment.
The readable fragments mention a man and a wool or sheep context with unclear lines and phrases. No clear date, place, or organization is discernible, but the snippet suggests a community notice or brief item referencing a person and a livestock-related matter.
Glor ia Catalfa daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Catalfa arrives in Berlin at 5 am after an overseas trip and will wed Troy Eshelman in Berlin while he serves with the U S Army. Also Joyce McPherson honored at farewell party before moving to Deland Florida with family and friends attending including Mrs LaVerne McEldowney and Mrs Paul Kubich.
Mrs. Ellis Miller from the Erie County Home Economics Extension Service spoke to the Corry Area Golden Age Club at the YMCA on healthful food and energy with demonstrations. Contact details were given for booking her as a speaker. The club plans a tureen dinner on February 9 to celebrate its 12th anniversary.
A birthday party yesterday at Quiet Acres Nursing Home honored Miss Loie Kerr of Titusville who turned 85. Guests included her brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Charles Kerr of Titusville, staff, and other residents as a decorated cake and ice cream were served with gifts and cards for the occasion.
Columbus Grange No. 875 met Monday evening at the Grange Hall with David Curtis presiding. A report on packing Christmas baskets was given by Mrs. David Curtis. Curtis presented a program on TV advertising. Two members were reported ill. Visitation is set for April 27 at Brokenstraw Grange with Columbus Grange presenting on milk.
Alan Chris son of Mr and Mrs Max Chris of 360 East Pleasant Street was honored as the Rotary Club January Boy of the Month. He received a certificate for outstanding scholastic achievements and musical ability along with other interests. Jack Stahl chaired the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Mark Harvey of Rand om road announce the engagement of their daughter Denise Lynn Harvey to Richard Ladd son of Mr and Mrs Roy Ladd of RD 2 Denise will graduate in June from Corry Area High School and enter college in September Ladd is a Corry Area High School graduate of 1969 and trained as a farrier at Porterville Horseshoeing School He will depart Friday to serve with the United States Armed Forces.
Mrs Harold Patterson of East Frederick street hosted the Westminster Circle of the First United Presbyterian Church on Monday afternoon. Twelve members and one guest, Mrs Walter Rath, attended as the circle named officers for 1971 and announced February February home venue for the next session at Mrs John Pierce’s East Frederick street residence.
Gregg Slayton observed his ninth birthday on Saturday January 9th with nine guests at his parents home 29 East Congress Street. Prizes went to Ron Mack Buddy DiFonzo Mary Christensen and Tom Slayton. Attendees included Michael Harvey Jim Tobin Jon Andrus Beth Thacker Alan Slayton and Ray Elsen president. A guest speaker Kirk Sawyer showed color movies titled The Great Outdoors and spoke of the July Archery Festival with 25 states and Canada represented, $6 000 in prize money and over 200 archers. Next meeting set for Venture Inn Tuesday at 6 15.
A son was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hunink of Clymer. Mrs. Hunink is the former Carol Hapgood. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Driscoll of 144 Wright street last night. Mrs. Driscoll is the former Diane Roach. A son was born early today to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Martin of 19 Snyder Circle. Mrs. Martin is the former Linda Raymond.
A stork shower Tuesday evening honored Mrs. Alan Gerry Smith of Edinboro at the home of Mrs. Stacey Timers, 206 Summer Street. Yellow and white decor, a decorated shower cake, games, and prizes accompanied the event. Guests included Mrs. Hiram Daley, Mrs. Brenda Walsh, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrs. Paul Smith, Miss Elaine Smith, Miss Susan Lick, Mrs. Mary Sherman, and Mrs. Hattie Roof.
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