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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1969
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs Henry C Burlingame of Columbus announce the engagement of their daughter Judith A Burlingame to L Alan Moravek son of Mr and Mrs John Moravek of 135 Sixth Avenue The couple has set August for their wedding Also details cover cooking classes for 124 girls at Corry Area High School by Penelec with Anne Nokes leading and a July 25 graduation A Salvation Army Camp Allegheny open house near Ellwood City with tours and a campfire plans and underprivileged children to attend next month
Announcement of the May 31 marriage of Gail Doreen Penoyer and Robert John Rerko at Sparta with J Russell Young officiating. Bride wore satin gown with lace, long veil, bouquet of white roses. reception at Sparta Fire Hall. Also notes two recent births in local families, Edith Blanchard Ecker and Janice McCray Wade.
The Chautauqua Opera Association presents Mozart’s The Magic Flute in Norton Memorial Hall at Chautauqua on Friday and Monday, curtain at 8 30. Veronica Tyler sings Pamina with elaborate costumes by Thomas Struthers, in a Meyer-like oriental fantasy famed for its Freemasonry influence and Mozart’s final opera.
Rotary Club business and projects were discussed at a noon luncheon yesterday at the Hotel Corry. William Mitchell, vice president, presided. Ezra Baer of Erie attended as did two visiting Rotarians, Attorney William Pfeffer of Erie and Ike Serrins of Titusville. Hubert Vaughn gave the invocation.
Steelworkers whose boycott caused a partial shutdown at Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp in Pittsburgh plan two meetings today. About 850 open hearth workers will vote on a compromise five-day suspension proposed by the company and United Steelworkers union leaders.
The Women of the Moose College of Regents Chapter held a Thursday meeting at the Moose Lodge with Mrs. Edward Erskin presiding. Officers filled chairs, enrollment grew with Mrs. Raymond Brown joining, and Mrs. Jukes received a four year badge. Deputy grand regent Cathana Rensel was noted for Western Pennsylvania at a Chicago conference. Twenty nine coworkers attended with awards given for attendance and a special honor.
Harold Fullom of 1279 Whitestreet celebrated his birthday with a Sunday picnic at his home attended by about 20 family members and friends. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Fullom. Guests included Carl Fullom Allen Fullom Christine Dennison Wayne Dennison and others. A flight over the Kinzua Dam area was enjoyed by Harold Mark and Carl Fullom in a plane piloted by Arthur Proctor.
A two day swimming and slumber party hosted by Tonja Amoroso took place at Ted's Camp the summer home of Mr and Mrs Theodore Amoroso in Spring Creek The guests included Lynn Marty Toni May Jane Jones Sue Consolo Joani Morgan Kathy Hajec Colleen Amy Anne Theisen and Mary Lee Brant The event featured swimming hiking and games.
Mrs. Clara Mitchell, eighties, flew to Los Angeles to visit son William Moir and daughter-in-law. she underwent emergency surgery for a perforated appendix on July 8 and is recovering at Santa Teresita Hospital Duarte California. The Concord Community Club meets Friday at 8 p.m. at the Community House with cake brought by women members. The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club auditing meeting was at Maple Avenue home of Mrs. Charles Thompson. An annual picnic is planned for July 23 at 6:30 p.m. at the Tiffanys Turnpike Road residence. Donald Jackson celebrates his birthday at home on Essex Street. Mrs. Ardeyn D Patton of West Hempstead retires after 33 years teaching. born in Corry, educated at Fredonia State Normal, taught in Mechanicsville, NYC schools, and later lived in Corry summers and Florida winters. She has a two-year-old grandson, Richard. Betsy Patton lives in Jackson Heights. Mrs Patton will spend summers in Corry and winters in Florida, staying at Colonial Terrace Motel in Corry. Household tip advises packing chicken into ice cube trays to maximize freezer space. Quote attributes credit to George Washington Lyon: worry is the interest paid by those who borrow trouble.
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