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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1971
Page
5
Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary Family Picnic
Outdoor games swimming and a large picnic were enjoyed by about 60 people at Johnson's Picnic Grove and Pond on Picidilli Hill RD. The first annual event, despite rain, included 14 families with Mrs. Alan Benson as chairwoman and helpers Mrs. Leo Neckers, Mrs. Charles Brockman, and Mrs. John Steiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
Ladies Auxiliary
Johnson's Picnic Grove
Picidilli Hill
RD. 2
Alan Benson
Leo Neckers
Charles Brockman
John Steiner
Johns
Auxiliary
Thomas Lathrop
Harry Paulson
Charles Weston
Jerome Davis
Marinus Christensen
James Maloney
Edward Brigham
John Brigham
William Brigham
Milton Bogdanowicz
Eric
Jay-Ettes Plan Several Events
The Jay-Ettes held two meetings, one with a cookout and a Corry Area Historical Museum tour led by Frank Grice and KS Durham, the other a four person work bee for Sidewalk Bazaar Days. New members Mrs. Frank Mayluk and Mrs. Paul Proskine joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jay-Ettes
Corry Area Historical Museum
Dennis Frushone
East Frederick Street
Frank Grice
KS. Durham
Sherwin Williams Plaza
Frank Mayluk
Paul Proskine
Corry Motor Inn
Marshall Fuller
Erie
Allan Schell
Corry Garden Club
Insurance At Kiwanis Meeting Discusses No Fault Auto Coverage
At the Kiwanis gathering yesterday noon at the Corry Motor Inn Embert Earle introduced the motion picture After the Collision. The film examined the No Fault Insurance concept, weighing its advantages and drawbacks versus the old fault-based system which delays compensation for injured parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Corry Motor Inn
Embert Earle
Bagleys Host Supper At Summer Home
Rehoboth Evangelical United Methodist Class met at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Gerald Bagley in Findley Lake with twenty eight members and guests attending. Robert George presided and Herbert Trisket gave the opening prayer. Officers led the supper, a devotional by Mrs Glenn Humes focused on the First Commandment. The next session will be a picnic August 19 at 6 30 pm hosted by Mr and Mrs Lyle Chase Hillcrest Drive. Guests included Al Wiggers Union City RM Lee Erie and Leo Dolan. A directors meeting at the president William Miller's home discussed plans to sell cotton candy during bazaar days. Next week’s meeting will be at Bud Watrous’s summer home for a Bereeens Bereecana and He ives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Gerald Bagley
Findley Lake
Robert Geroge
Herbert Trisket
Glenn Humes
Lyle Chase
Hillcrest Drive
al Wiggers
Union City
R.M. Lee
Erie
Leo Dolan
Robinson-Conner
William Miller
Bud Watrous
Bereeens
Corry Evangelical
Laura VanGuilder
Corry
Sear Nie Stee el
Daniel Turowski
Chris Boyd
Anita Carlson
Fred Sterling
Ronald Harrington
Susan George
Farewell Outing Honors Randy and Ewing Couple
A Saturday evening gathering at the Findley Lake cottage hosted by James and Mrs. Howard honored Mr. and Mrs. Randy Ewing as they depart Wednesday for North Wales near Philadelphia. Guests included numerous local couples with swimming games and a barbecue supper. The couple received a gift from the group. The Journal was suggested as a daily read for their distant home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Ewing
North Wales
Philadelphia
Findley Lake
James Howard
Merle Ottaway
Allan Schell
Sam Wood
David Beckwith
Ed Mikesell
William Mitchell
Roger Lansberry
Dan McEldowney
Midweek family reunions and weddings across the county
Birds and relatives gather at East Pleasant Street home as Capt. William Marshall and Nancy visit from Arlington. Dick Magee returns after 13 years to celebrate with Lillian Clark’s family before Calif. travels. Morris family reunion planned August 1 at Five Corners. Veiled notes on naval studies, German assignment for Donald Johnson, and Marcia Curtis farewell in Erie. Sidewalk Bazaar solicits booths. Freud quote and ironing tip shared. Kathleen Welch and Daniel Ingalls wed at Corry EUM Church with 300 guests and Edinboro graduate bride. Tourism in Tanzania hits 120000 for 1970-71, up 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Clark
Shady Avenue
Dick Magee
Kathryn Kelly
Jay
Brady
Tracy
Jody
Covina
Calif
David
Pete” Magee
Chris
Pete
California
Magee
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Ays
Stanford Hose Auxiliary
Bertha McMichael
Johnson’s Pond
McMichael
Bagleys
Shop Your Carry Stores
Sciota Village
Sciota
Randy Ewings
Journal Daily
Kathleen Welch
Daniel Ingalls
Daniel L. Ingalls
Birdie
William
Nancy) S. Marshall
Bill
John
Nancy Lee
Nancy
Victor E
Alta) Orn
East Pleasant Street
Marshalls
Alexandria
Capt. Marshall
Washington National Airport
Washington, D.C
Five Corners
Route 8
Betty Morris
Lou Hanna
East Bond Street
William Johnston
Monterey
Johnston
Naval Post Graduate School
Linda Hanna
Lou
Donald Johnson
Marcia Curtis
Erie International Airport
Germany
United States Army
Mary) Curtis
Lottsville Road
R.D. 1
Columbus
Aschaffenburg
Frankfort
Donald
Marcia
Clifford
Lola) Meyerink
Ford Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Norberta Kane
Sigmund Freud
Tanzania
Dar Essalaam
Flyers
West Smith Street
Corry Plaza
Couni
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