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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1975

Page

5

Open House for Culbertsons 36th Anniversary in Clarendon

The Culbertsons Earl and Leatha of Clarendon celebrate 36 years of marriage with an open house Sunday January 26 from 2 to 5 PM at First United Methodist Church East Main Street Youngsville. Attendees invited. Wanda Polomsky (Middlefield OH) recovering after surgery in Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh.

Earl Leatha) Culbertson Sr Railroad Street Clarendon Corry First United Methodist Church East Main Street Youngsville

Patricia Burrows Engaged To Marry Jack K. Thaler

Corry area announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Patricia Anne Burrows of Corry to Erie native Jack K. Thaler. Patricia, a 1972 Corry Area High School graduate, works at Corry Jamestown Corporation. Jack is a self employed logger. The couple plans to wed May 3, 1975 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church.

Patricia Burrows Jack K. Thaler Waller Burrows Elgin Patricia Anne Burrows Corry Erie Miss Burrows Corry Area High School Corry Jamestown Corporation Thaler St. Thomas the Apostle Church

Geneva Circle Hosts Dessert and Plans Church Event

Mrs. James Lewis hosted 15 members of the Geneva Circle at 60 Eart Bond street with Mrs. Harold Wolfe assisting. They planned a church smorgasbord for 5 to 8 pm this Thursday and asked for food donations for 5 30 pm refreshments before the January 9 congregational meeting. Mrs. Mildred Patterson began the spiritual life study on the Book of Matthew, and Mrs. Ruth Sheen will entertain the February 10 meeting at her Wayne street home.

Ymca Newcomers Club William Dianne) Cross White Street Paul Marie) Roche Jr West Smith Street Hillcrest Drive Edward Huelat David Oswald Pat Gehrlein Corry Motor Inn Reno James Mary) Lewis Eart Bond Street Geneva First Presbyterian Church Harold Mildred) Patterson Matthew Howard Ruth) Sheen Wayne Street

Surprise Party Honors Mrs. Belle Wright

Mrs. Belle Wright of R D 1 Columbus was honored at a surprise birthday party last night at her son Harold Lloyds home on 129 East Irving Street for her 85th birthday.Hosts were her children and many relatives from New York, Ohio and nearby towns attended along with friends. gifts included a purse and many cards. It was noted she has 43 grandchildren and 64 great grandchildren with a possible great great grandchild soon.

Belle Wright R.D Columbus Harold Miriam) Lloyd East Irving Street Wright Donald Mildred) Engle Norman Geneva Newkirk Colden N.Y John Esther) Lloyd Harold Lloyd Milton Tillie) Lloyd Niagara Falls Florence Rourke Corry Joseph Nichols Spartansburg Newkick Hamburg Lakewood Union City Bear Lake Florence Snapp Spartansburg United

Patricia Hillman Weds Donald Gray in Spartansburg Grange Hall

Patricia Ann Hillman daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Burlingame of Spartansburg and Donald F Gray son of Mrs Corrinne Burton and the late Walter Gray were united in marriage at the Spartansburg Grange Hall. The 2 p m ceremony conducted by Ronald Cole district justice featured a red green color theme with white gladioli and chrysanthemums and red carnations. The bride wore a floor length polyester knit gown with long sleeves and a gold daisies bodice and carried a Bible with red sweetheart roses. The reception for 150 followed at the Grange Hall with guests from multiple towns and states.

Patricia Ann Hillman Arthur Burlingame B.D Spartansburg Donald F Gray Centerville Spartansburg Grange Hall Gray Corrinne Burton Walter Gray Meadville Ronald Cole Cindy Allen Wendy Scouten June Lindsey Linda Conor Corry Helen Hutchinson Columbus James Tracey David Burlingame William Gray Townville Grange Hall Marge Burlingame Eileen Rogers Gladys Bailey Lois Ingell Marlene Cross Bonnie Gray Barbara Krasa Erie Titusville Grand Valley McKean Riceville Spring Creek Wattsburg Georgia West Virginia Spartansburg High School The County Plastics Corporation Townville High School Struthers Wells Warren Renae Burlingame William

Teens Auxiliary Elects Officers at Elgin Beaverdam Hose

The Junior Teens Auxiliary of the Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company met at the firehall and elected Vicki Crawford president Donna Carson vice president Sonja Crawford secretary Becky Daley treasurer Tina Shearer historian Brenda Mosher publicity Cindy Ingalls sunshine fund for the coming year. The group continues selling napkins at 50 cents per package, obtainable from any officer. Shop Your Corry Stores.

Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company Vicki Crawford Donna Carson Sonja Crawford Becky Daley Tina Shearer Brenda Mosher Cindy Ingalls Sunshine Fund

Mrs H Rockman Hosts Martha Circle Meeting

The Martha Circle of the First United Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. Henry Rockman's home with 11 members present. Mrs. Robert Marsh led the business meeting and devotions were drawn from Peter Marshall's sermon Things I Know. Mrs. Elsie Rossbacher and Mrs. Rockman presented the program, sharing missionary letters. Rossbacher also read What Does God Think of Me? Mrs. William Rieck assisted with refreshments.

Martha First United Methodist Church Henry Rockman Robert Marsh Peter Marshall Elsie Rossbacher Rockman Rossbacher God William Rieck

Follett Hosts Carter Hill Aid Discusses Centennial Plans

Mrs. Janet Follett hosted an afternoon meeting of Carter Hill Community Aid with eight members. They discussed centennial celebration plans for next year and projects for the event. Mrs. G Glenn Davis led the business session and announced the February 12 luncheon at Mrs Richard Norlund’s home.

Roger Janet) Follett Carter Hill

Wranglers 4-H Club Holds Meet at Columbus Community Building

The Columbus Wranglers 4-H Club met at the Columbus Community Building. Mary Ann Ladd read this year's bylaws and schedule. Mr. Myers of Jamestown, trainer and owner of registered quarterhorses, spoke on Nutrition and Feed. The next session is set for January 20 at Columbus Community Building.

Columbus Wranglers Columbus Community Building Mary Ann Ladd Myers Jamestown Journal Daily

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Bertha McMichae Birdie Richard Wanda Lee) Polomsky Middlefield Ohio Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh Charles Velma) Henry Lawrence Nancy) Haner Twila Short Nancy Brie Mrs. Henry Wanda Locust Erie County Robert Betty) George Women’s Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic Corry Grange Hall Park Street Leola Willis Rita Sargent Charles (Marion) Mack Sr Ladies of the Elks Elks Lodge Tureen Tlineheon McCray Community Aid Concord Laurence Evelyn) Wade Women of the Moose Bonnie Cooney Patricia Burrrows Sawyer Studio Jack E. Thaler Eric Corry Memorial Hospital Debbie Thieme Corry Bridge Association Association Wright School Pta Renae) Patterson J. Guy Butters George Judy) Smith Portia Gillespie Steven Walker North Carolina Society James Hanna Jim Steve America Woodrow Wilson Sparta Snapp Mrs McMichael Patricia Hillman Donald Gray Columbus Pta PTA William Kibler Nancy Giblin Celeste Sexauier Candy Crowell Wanna Teens Auxiliary Mrs. H. Rockman Larry Mahan Saz Chiter Wnure Denmiried Mrs. Follett Carter Hill Aid Wranglers 4-H Club
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