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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
5
The annual Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 79 at Conelway School was held Friday evening. Cub Scouts Webelos and Boy Scouts with families enjoyed turkey dinners. Tables featured centerpieces and favors crafted by the Cubs. Howard Cox served as toastmaster and introduced George Gibson district
Erie County hosts auditions at the YWCA in Erie on Monday March 13 at 6 pm for girls ages 3 to 12 to compete in Pennsylvania's Our Little Miss Pageant. East coast director Ken Malone will interview and select finalists, with two age divisions and a talent display.
An open house at the American Legion Home in Clymer honored Mrs. Alice Camp born February 29, 1896. Daughter organizers hosted about 175 guests from multiple towns, with 10 grandchildren, one great grandson, and gifts including a purse of money and 100 birthday cards.
Women of the Moose at Moose Lodge held a Moosehaven Night meeting led by senior regent Mrs. Philip Halfast. They discussed the mid winter conference in Oil City and invited members to a district meeting in Franklin April 16 with Loyal Order of Moose. Velma Shango of Franklin will speak. Pauline Herring won attendance award. Marie Wilcox won special award. Next session set for March 16.
Cub Scout Pack 19 of Columbus held its annual Blue and Gold Banquet after a spaghetti dinner for about 40 attendees. James Long greeted guests as cubmaster, Rev. Burr Lounsbury gave the invocation, and Mrs. Walter Gibas announced plans. Gerald Bauer, Arthur Jackman, and several den mothers received awards, with John Gilas earning a Wolf Badge. Ben Mathias, Scout executive for the Cornplanter Council of Warren, presented a new charter. Cubs performed a skit featuring Charles Roberts and others, ending with the song Taps.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Engle return to Columbus after a month touring the west coast. They visited Don's sister in Daly City, another sister in San Francisco, and stayed with a nephew in Riverside. The couple flew from Hopkins Airport Cleveland to California and toured the coast, including a stop at the Furniture Mart in San Francisco.
Mrs Lena Ayers of Hare Creek District 4 is noted in this brief item likely as a local resident or community subject. The short notice records her name and location without additional context or details.
A fire in a Buffalo business and apartment building injured several people and left one woman missing. Firefighters rescued three men from the basement about an hour after the 4 36 p m report as the roof collapsed onto the second floor. Damages were estimated at 200 000 dollars.
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