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Fragmentary OCR text reveals a local notice dated Friday with unclear subject matter. Readable elements show a names and action fragment, leaving the exact event and parties uncertain.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text reveals a local notice dated Friday with unclear subject matter. Readable elements show a names and action fragment, leaving the exact event and parties uncertain.
Rainbow Girls in Corry Assembly install new officers led by Dawn Cox as worthy advisor at the Masonic Temple. New officers include Eva Lou McCray, Cathy Craker, Jeanne Loomis, Sue Rairie, Candy Clark, Becky Morton, and others with Karen McQueeney as immorality and Jodi Courtright fidelity. Advisory Board members named along with presiding officers and assisting staff.
The January Jay-Ettes meeting at the Jaycees rooms, led by president Mrs. Michael Fava, reviewed past projects including the Salvation Army Christmas dot-dressing, the Overcomers CHEER Christmas party, and the hunters pancake breakfast kicking off the Winter Carnival. The Winter Carnival Queen was Miss Sue McLean, chosen from the teen dance. The group sponsored a concession stand at snowmobile races recently, chaired by Mrs. Robert Grice with cochair Mrs. James Howard. The February meeting will be at Mrs. James Howard’s East Frederick street home, featuring officer orientation and election. An election committee was named.
The Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Frank Frisina’s West Smith street home. President Mrs. Leon Brynolfson led a brief business session. Betty Pratt presented an “Easy and Informal” program on adult knowledge from reading and media, followed by a quiz. Members then joined Epsilon Phi Chapter at Mrs. Richard Bova’s home for a wire sculpture activity. The next meeting is set for February 15 at Mrs. Robert Simmonsen’s East Main street home.
Russian poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko arrives in the United States for a four week reading tour. He will read his poetry and join American poets at Madison Square Garden on January 28. He says he comes “as a poet, not a politician.” After the tour he plans a month of American sightseeing.
The Corry Garden Club will hold its first meeting of the next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building auditorium. Mrs. Joe Blaine Lindsey chairs, inviting all interested. Election of officers will be the main business.
The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Lorraine E Lach and William A Fitch are announced by their parents. Lorraine, a Canevin Catholic School graduate and Clarion State College student, plans a May 27 Catholic nuptial in Pittsburgh. Fitch, a Clarion State College student, studies business administration.
A combination bon voyage party and bridal shower honored Mrs. Charlotte Kinney, bride-elect of Homer Berkhaus of Hawaii, at 49 Spring Street. Cohosts were Mrs. Clara Sorenson and Mrs. Mildred Sorenson. Kinney received a purse of money, won prizes went to several guests, and a yellow and white color theme adorned refreshments and table settings.
January gathering of the Calvin Circle at First United Presbyterian Church was held at Miss Lena Merker’s East Frederick Street home with 13 members attending. Merker chaired the business meeting and new officers were appointed as plans for the coming year were laid out.
Corry Bridge Association held a six table Howell session at the Corry Motor Inn last evening. Winners were Mrs Arthur Hansen and Mrs Veo Lindsey 80 percent, Mr and Mrs Paul Stroup 77, Robert Larsen and T A Hubley 76, Arthur Hansen and Veo Lindsey 71, and Mrs Morgan Beverly with Mrs Martin Pfinsgraff plus Mr Edward Thompson and W E Dodds and James Lundy tied at 70. Next regular game is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Motor Inn with reservations via Mrs John Pierce. Devotions by Miss Neva Parker featured a Ruth study. Hostess Esther Laurie and Hazel Middleton provided refreshments. The next circle session is February 16.
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