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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1974
Page
5
A Corry area notice says an Authors Team will be featured in April by Corry Friends of the Library chaired by Mrs. Robert Damon with details to be announced. The group holds a Monday meeting at 8 pm at the Corry Public Library inviting all members and interested persons.
Acknowledgments were given at Evangelical United Methodist Church for seniors age 65 and older during a quarterly tureen supper attended by about 130 people. The program included singing devotions and a skit, with certificates awarded for faithfulness. attendees included Elizabeth Covell 95 and Maud Bennink, among others. Pictured are several members and a note on a forthcoming Africa trip.
The engagement of Lana Marie Knowlton and Alfred J. Messina is announced by their parents. Knowlton, a 1968 Corry Area High School graduate, works as a secretary at Vikings Plastics. Messina, a 1966 CAHS graduate, is employed with Zip Cragg's Painting and Interior Decorating. They plan to wed June 28, 1974 at St. Thomas The Apostle Church.
Mrs. Ora Loveland hosted seven members and a guest, Mrs. Nora Brady, from the Lydia Circle of the First United Methodist Church at her East Main street home. Mrs. Charles Amy led devotions on "God's Will for Us." The group planned to buy a library book in memory of deceased Lydia Circle members. Mrs. Gladys McCloskey presented the program "Your Senior Years Can be Fruitful." Dessert was served by Mrs. Loveland with assistance from Mrs. Brady.
Sparkettes sponsor a spring card party with baton-twirling and marching club members and mothers. The April 29 event at the Elks Lodge features table, special, and grand awards with tickets coming soon. a bake sale is set for tomorrow in front of Sears on North Center Street starting at 1 p.m.
Corry Bridge Association members and guests held a four table Howell last evening at the Corry Motor Inn with an average score of 42. Winners included Mrs John Pierce and Ted Dodds 49, Mrs Lloyd Stowe and Mrs Richard Muckinhaupt 46, Mrs Veo Lindsey and D Fred Kinley 45, and Mrs Arthur Hansen of Union City and Mrs Robert Ott Jr 44. Next Wednesday at 7 30 PM a regular game is planned at the Motor Inn with reservations through J Fred Kinley.
A Journal photo from April 29 at Elks Lodge shows Mrs. Michael Comitz, Mrs. Walter Karkoski, and Miss Sue Comitz posing with a photographer credited to McMichael. The image captures a social gathering featuring these individuals.
Concord School hosts Pack 180 annual Blue and Gold Banquet marking 63 years of Scouting. Pine Wood Derby results name Thomas Lawson first, Bradley Sargent second, Mark Hansen third. Plans for March theme and Scout-O-Rama May 18 at Crawford County Fairgrounds Meadville. Pack regular night March 18 at school. Cubmaster Clifford P. Lawson leads after school meetings at den mother Helen Lawson’s home.
The Galilean Class of the Evangelical United Methodist Church held a come as you are party at the church with games and prizes. President Mrs Arthur Lingenfelter opened the business session, Miss Susan George led devotions on inward feeling, Arthur Lingenfelter offered prayer, and Lisa Eastman served pizza and cola.
Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi plans an Easter candy fundraiser featuring four types of candy including Pecan eggs and coconut eggs. Mrs Richard Gambino hosted the meeting in Columbus guiding a nail care program and fundraising directions. The group will join Epilson Phi for the Ritual of Jewels dinner on March 19 at 6 30 p.m. at the Corry Motor Inn.
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