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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1970

Page

5

Longtime Spartansburg native Bertha honors 98th birthday

Bertha Rouse, formerly of Spartansburg and now living with the Lew is Jewell family in Corry RD 1, celebrated her 98th birthday with a party and decorated cake. She is the father of two daughters and one son, Neva Simmons of Corry Fifth Avenue, Allene Powers of Hilton New York, and Harris Rouse of Meadville, plus 12 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.

Spartansburg Lewis Jewell RD. 1 Corry Fred Rouse Rouse Neva Simmons Fifth Avenue Allene Powers Hilton N.Y Harris Rouse Meadville

Bridal Shower Honors Pebby Peebles in Red and White

Miss Sheridan Peebles was honored at a Sunday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. John Brundage and Mrs. Frank N. Bull. Red and white decor plus a corsage for the guest of honor set the theme. prizes went to Miss Becky Damion Mrs. Robert Damon and Mrs. Virgil Tubbs with a door prize to Mrs. Bernard Porter. Attendees came from Columbus Corry Spring Creek and Bemus Point New York. Miss Peebles is the bride elect of George Koestner.

Sheridan Pebby) Peebles John Brundage Frank N. Bull Becky Damion Robert Damon Virgil Tubbs Bernard Porter Columbus Corry Spring Creek Bemus Point N.Y Peebles George Koestner

Mrs. A Cochran Hosts First United Presbyterian Circle

The Calvin Circle of the First United Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Arthur Cochran’s home for the group’s first gathering. Fourteen attended including officers and committee chairs. program featured Bible study on Hosea and articles “We Are Not Careful We May Try To Get Excused From Life Itself” and “Praying Hands.” Dessert served. next meeting set for February 9 at Sandra Mitchell’s home. Six deaths reported from Madeira landslides amid week of heavy rains and gales. Engagement announced for Mary Lynne Eager and Ronald L. Hewitt. both come from Indian River Central High School families, with nursing and pre-theology studies noted. Wedding date not yet set.

First United Presbyterian Church Arthur Cochran Robert Wank Elmer Sharer Robert Tunnell Eva Fairchild Edward Messinger Laurence McCray Neva Parker Helen Graham Cochairman Adele McCray Helen Johnson Sandra Mitchell Bernice Vander Kenneth Eager Antwerp N.Y Mary Lynne Ronald L. Hewitt Louis Hewitt Spartansburg Eager Indian River Central High School Philadelphia Methodist Hospital School of Nursing Mitchell, S.D Hewitt Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell, D.D Farwell United Methodist Church Artesian 5.D

Pen Ny Campers Elect Officers

The Pen Ny Campers council at the Columbus Community Building elected officers led by Lois Peres and Harold Caster as presidents and vice presidents. Ivan Smith was named secretary and treasurer while Gladys Smith and Adeline Stevenson became corresponding secretaries. Delegates Paul Crowell and Doris Turner were chosen for the national campers meeting. A sledding party was planned, with the next meeting set for February 7 at the Columbus Community Building.

Pen-Ny Columbus Community Corny Lois) Peres Waterford Harold Twila) Caster Ivan Gladys) Smith Donald Adeline) Stevenson Paul Helen) Crowell Ted Doris) Turner Findley Lake Columbus Community Building

Golden Age Club Meets At YMCA

Members of the Corry Area Golden Age Club gathered yesterday at the YMCA for an afternoon of group singing led by Mrs. Dorothy Carroll. Rev. George Vetter served as chaplain, delivering a talk on The Good Samaritan from Luke. A business session was led by president Paul Porter and an original poem by Alfred J. Breault was read. A moment of silent prayer honored Hazel Eldred and Lydia Waid. Illness notes, January 27 speaker Steve Welch, and refreshments by Mrs. EE Bush and team were announced.

Corry Area YMCA Dorothy Carroll George Vetter St Paul's Lutheran Church Paul Porter Alfred J. Breault

Randall Ewing Presents Adapted Physical Education Program

Randall Ewing, Corry Area High School PE teacher, outlined two physical education tracks the regular and the adapted for disabilities, overweight, and coordination issues. He led fifth and sixth graders in exercises like rhythmic jumping jacks, toe touches, jogging, and rolls. Mrs. Hall presided, devotions were by Mrs. Matson, and Miss McElroy won the attendance award.

Randall Ewing Corry Area High School Wright School PTA Ewing William Hall Eugene Matson McElroy

Welfare. Recipients miss checks amid hunger sit in

Miller attempted to obtain surplus food from state government or the U S Department of Agriculture to aid Philadelphia welfare recipients during a sit in. Mrs Jones notes some had received no checks since December. Welfare checks are mailed biweekly to about 548000 recipients in the state.

Miller U.S. Department of Agriculture Philadelphia

January Boy of the Month honored at Rotary Club

Michael Scott McKnight son of Attorney and Mrs Frank McKnight of East Pleasant street was named January Boy of the Month at the Rotary Club dinner at the Corry Motor Inn. He received a certificate from Jack Nason after remarks praising leadership scholarship and citizenship.

Scott McKnight Rotary Frank McKnight East Pleasant Street Rotary Club Corry Motor Inn Jack Nason

Birdie Tells Osca R That Spoon Family Home Return

A multi-item society column notes Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Spoon of Columbus returned from a California two month visit hosted by relatives in Los Angeles and Fort Wayne. The page lists cross-country visits, museum stops, and family connections. Also covered are Air Force and Army personnel tours, Moose Club events, a rummage sale, and a Rotary exchange speaker. A Hamburg Germany note mentions a sex party founded by Joachim Driessen.

Edgar Kay) Spoon Columbus California James Wilma) Schuessler Bobbi Jean Robert Jimmy Los Angeles Kay Marilyn) Lutz Fort Wayne Ind Woodland Calif Gale Nina) May Berry Farm Marineland of Pacific Alaska South Seas Beverly Hills Berea Forest Lawn Cemetery Pasadena SEX Party Hamburg Germany Joachim Driessen Driessen Ex Party

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