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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
5
Ambiguous fragments indicate a discussion of a nine year initiative or fair plan. readers glimpse concerns about legal validity, public input, and funding. Officials are referenced, with emphasis on local governance and future actions.
Plans for a St Patrick's Day card party March 13 at 8 p.m. at the Moose Lodge. Sponsored by St Elizabeth's Church Guild, the event will feature green and white decorations and refreshments. Public invited. reservations with Mrs Alf Ficcardi, Mrs Joseph Slike, or Mrs Lou Hanna. general chairmen listed.
A belated wedding reception Sunday at the Seventh Day Adventist Church honored Mr. and Mrs. John Eastman of Columbus. The couple, married in January to Janet Chase, received many lovely gifts. church decor followed a nuptial theme in the refreshment area.
The Corry Bridge Association held a five table Howell event at the Corry Motor Inn with an average score of 54. Winners included Mr. and Mrs. T A Hubley 662 and Mr. and Mrs. Veo Lindsey 59, among others. A regular game is set for next Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Motor Inn. reservations with Mrs. John Pierce.
A 25th wedding anniversary reception for LaVern Kolstee and his wife Virginia will be held March 12 from 2 to 4 PM at the Youngsville fire hall in Pennsylvania. Hosts are their daughters Brenda Matteson and Sally Palmer with spouses James Matteson and James Palmer. All friends and relatives are invited.
Mrs Olive Schooley, aged 98, is feted at a family dinner at her home on North Center Street. Her daughter Ethel Turben and granddaughter Dana Katulich host, as Schooley reflects on nearly a century of life in Corry after moving from Cornellsville, Pennsylvania to Corry eleven years ago. She has three children, eight grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren and enjoys visits to Cleveland.
About 70 friends and fellow Ajax Iron Works Division workers honored Thomas Pierotti of Hillcrest Drive at a retirement dinner at the Corry Motor Inn. Pierotti, former vice president of engineering, retired after 21 years with Ajax beginning in August 1951. He received a rifle scope and cover. His wife Ann attended as a guest, receiving a corsage. Samy’ Hickle served as toastmaster.
Mrs. Ora Loveland hosted an afternoon Lydia Circle gathering at her East Main Street home for First United Methodist Church members. Bertha Wykoff led devotions and Gladys McCloskey opened with the article In The Morning. Members voted to donate 5 to CHEER. Loveland assisted by Mary Jewell in serving dessert. following, Rebecca Circle and Shop Your Carry Stores served refreshments.
Mrs Robert Wotus entertained members of Club 15 at her West Washington street residence last evening. The birthday of Mrs Virgil Warner was celebrated with a gift presentation. Special guest Mrs Thomas Saxton attended. Awards for the evening went to Mrs Saxton Mrs Michael Comitz and Mrs Henry Fosburgh. The next meeting on March 28 will be at the Maple avenue home of Mrs Fosburgh to observe her birthday.
The Corry Area PTA Council dinner meeting was held at Concord School. Paul Claypool opened with invocation as Mrs. Albert Imhoff gave devotional poetry. Mrs. Raymond Hamilton led the flag salute and ran the roll call. An April 22 spring conference in Oil City was announced and a nominating committee was appointed for the May 3 Wright School meeting. Mrs. Barbara French introduced Mrs. Harold Messenger, who introduced Mrs. Mabel Reagle of the Exceptional Children's School. Reagle outlined needs of exceptional children and screened a film From Erie. Floral centerpieces donated by local florists were awarded. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boardman of Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital.
Thirty five members of the Lutheran Church Women of St Pauls Lutheran Church attended the Wednesday 8:30 p m general meeting after the mid week Lenten service. President Narcy Yenchak led business and a Gettsburg Theological Seminary student fund donation was reported.
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