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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
5
An informal snippet mentions Andy's birthday and a gathering with Albert Franklin and Seibert connected to the Service. It notes a Tex xasports industry context and a letter, with hints of a corps and a familiar family presence during that time.
A bridal shower at Mrs. Edward Raymonds RD 2 home honored tribe-elect Bill Martin. Fifteen guests enjoyed games with prizes to Miss Diane Jackman Linda Ricketts and others. Miss Ricketts to wed Mr. Martin April 8 at First United Presbyterian Church.
The Women's Association of the Corry Country Club held a luncheon and bridge session at the Corry Motor Inn hosted by Mrs. William Dunlap and Mrs. B. C. Anderson. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Robert Davidson, Mrs. R. A. Ott Sr., and Mrs. Hubert Heerlein. The next luncheon bridge is planned for March 23 with hosts Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. Vellah Bracken.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Lombardozzi of RD 2 Clymer announce the engagement of their daughter Carol to Roger McGrath son of Mr and Mrs Hugh McGrath also of RD 2 Clymer The couple plans a July 1 wedding at the Clymer Methodist Church Carol is a senior at Clymer Central School and McGrath is a 1969 graduate now in the National Guard and employed by W L Nuttall and Sons.
Corry volunteers lead a Meals on Wheels effort to register five participants before April 1. Chairmen Mrs Henry Walker and Mrs John Mac Dermott urge residents to refer neighbors who need a hot noonday meal, Monday through Friday, noting the program is government sponsored, free, and not charity, with donations optional.
Reports on missionary activities were shared at Lies Fellowship meeting. Miss Cosma hosted guests at her Second avenue home. Vice president Mrs. Cecil Messinger led the business session. Mrs. Fred Marsh was named secretary. Members discussed toy drives for the church nursery and planned July departure for Miss Lorraine Brooks to New Guinea after her slide presentation.
The Westley Circle of the Evangelical United Methodist Church met at Mrs. James Long's Columbus home. President Don Shreffler led the session. Members were reminded of the Lenten Tea at First United Methodist Church Monday at 8 pm. The school of missions runs July 16 to 20 at Thiel College Greenville. The local Women’s Society of Christian Service will run the ladies day luncheon on April 27, held in conjunction with the event.
Cub Scout Pack 81 of First United Presbyterian Church toured the post office on a Wednesday afternoon. Members per tour included Mike Felber Paul Felber Lee Jaggi Danny Wright Chris Bearce Charles Bearce Ben Calderone Larry Spear and Doug Hogan with den mothers Mrs Larry Jaggi and Mrs Matt Felber. They met at the Jaggi home to celebrate Chris Bearce and Mike Felber's 10th birthdays. Ben Calderone was elected denner for March replacing Paul Felber the February denner. Pack mentor is cubmaster Richard Bova.
A PTA meeting at First United Pittsburgh features four girls known as Gods Own performing selections. Highlights include a father of six using funds over two years, election of officers with Harold Curtis as vice president, Mrs Leslie Curtis as secretary, and Mrs James Long as treasurer. Room awards go to William Kibler and Florence Colegrove. next session April 12.
The Elgin Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Fulmard Ladd’s home with 10 members and two guests. President Ruth Wetmore led three articles, roll call used temple verses, a name change vote occurred, and members learned of Sunset Auxiliary work for Meadville’s United Methodist Home.
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