St Patrick's Day Dance Benefits CHEER in Corry
The Corry Area Jay-Ettes host a St Patrick's Day dance at the Elks Lodge from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. to raise funds for CHEER Inc., with green beer, music by Ginger Valley of Erie, and tickets 3.50 for singles or 6 for couples at the door.
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The
Elks Lodge
Paul
Marie) Roche Jr
James
Louise
Howard
Dennis
Jan) Frushone
Jeff
Jamie) Taylor
Corry Area
Jay-Ettes
Cheer, Inc
Washington, DC
Ginger Valley
Erie
Local Club Schedules Dinner and Meetings in Corry
A press digest notes Eva Dundon reports a noon tureen dinner with potatoes. Mrs Manley Robbins Sr leads a business session urging attendance. Birthday wishes to Steven Ongley of Spartansburg turning 13. Corry Public Library runs Bicycle Safety Week March 12–17 with film programs Thurs 4 pm Fri 2 pm Sat 10:30 am. Girl Scout Award program tops Conelway School PTA meeting at 7:30 led by Mrs Donald Shreffler. PTA board meets at 7:15. Kiwanis observes Lent with Rev H Kenyon Leishman speaking on Lent. opening by Capt James Hotchkiss. film shown of 1972 Steelers Chiefs game.
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The
Corry
Conelway School
PTA
Donald Shreffler
Kiwanis Club
H. Kenyon Leishman
First Presbyterian Church
James Eere
Lyle Hotchkiss
Robert Bracken
Steelers
Kansas City Chiefs
Area Troop Plans Spring Creek Girl Scout Reunion
In observance of National Girl Scout Week Senior Girl Scout Troop No. 410 of Spring Creek plans a reunion for current and former Girl Scouts and leaders. The dinner will be a tureen format Friday from 6 to 9 PM at the Spring Creek fireball. Reservations by tomorrow to Mrs. William Donaldson or Mrs. Harold Smith. Guest speaker will be Virginia Shipley. Representing Troop 410 are Nancy Donaldson Penny Putman and Karen Smith.
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Spring Creek
William Donaldson
Harold Smith
Virginia Shipley
Nancy Donaldson
Penny Putman
Karen Smith
Hold Annual Lenten Tea at First United Methodist Church
The United Methodist Women hosted a Lenten Tea last evening at First United Methodist Church. About 125 guests attended as members of the church and Evangelical United Methodist, with Mrs. Edmund Barr delivering the welcome on The Robe of Christ. God’s Own provided music, Atty. Howard Plate spoke on The Trial of Jesus, and Rev. Reed Hurst closed with a prayer. Refreshments followed in Fellowship Hall amid spring floral decor and silver table settings supervised by Mrs. Eugene Donelson and Mrs. Reed Hurst.
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United Methodist Women
First United Methodist Church
Evangelical United Methodist
Edmund Barr
James Wells
God's Own
Kim Berrett
Sharon Peck
Dodie McKnight
Bonnie Baker
Paul Meerdink
Lloydine Hotchkiss
Reed Hurst
Wilfred Hamilton
Atty
Howard Plate
Efie
Jesus
Fellowship Hall
Eugene Donelson
George Andrus Jr
Open House to fete Mr and Mrs G Davis Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs G Glenn (Amy) Davis of R D 3 observe their golden wedding anniversary tomorrow and will be honored at an open house and reception Sunday at 1 p.m. hosted by their children Elwood and Noreen Davis and Gail and Gloria Davis. Married March 14 1923. They have six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. All friends neighbors and relatives invited.
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G. Glenn
Amy) Davis
R.D. 3
Elwood
Noreen) Davis
Gail
Gloria) Davis
Davis
Mrs. Brown Hosts Geneva Circle At Presbyterian Home
The General Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Maxwell Brown's home. Mrs. Roger Lansberry led opening prayer and chaired the business session. An annual father and son banquet is planned for May 2 at the church, and members will send sofa pillows to the Presbyterian home in Titusville.
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Covenant Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
Luke
Marion Smith
Ethiopia
John Pierce
William Mitchell
Meadville
Howard Sheen
George Gibson
Maxwell Brown
Roger Lansberry
Lansberry
Women’s Association
Circle
Neva Parker
Spiritual Life
Pa Solon Will Fight Cutbacks In U S Service
Bethlehem AP report states Rep. Fred B Rooney will hold an ad hoc congressional hearing in Bethlehem to oppose federal social services and day care cutbacks set to take effect March 19. He aims to stall the regulations, which would drop about 100000 Pennsylvanians from Social Services programs, including 20000 from day care.
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Bethlehem
Fred B. Rooney
D-Pa
Rooney
U.S. Congress
Bethlehem Democrat
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Pennsylvania
Helene Wohlgemuth
State Welfare
Philadelphia
Milton J. Shapp
John Drademas
D-Ind
Homemaker Service Group Hears of Corry Council Meeting
The Corry Area Council for Exceptional Children met at the Salvation Army Citadel with Mrs. Bruce Kerr presiding. Reports covered the Homemaker Service luncheon and its role aiding needy families, plus plans for a June 11 tureen dinner chaired by Mrs. Beagle and Mrs. Jack Brigham. Guests included Mrs. Ernest Thacker and Mrs. James Maloney. The next meeting is April 9 at 7 p.m. with guest night and guest invitations.
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Corry Area
Ernest Thacker
James, Maloney
Salvation Army
Janet Cole
Jack Brigham
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James Howard
Jeff Taylor
Dennis Frushone
Paul Roche Jr
McMichael
Joseph McCray
R.D. 1
Gertrude Grant
Donald Gates
Laurence Wade
Rupert Morris
Willard McCray
Grant
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Birdie
Steven
Steve) Ongley
Spartansburg
Steve
Donna) Ongley
Sparta
Kiwanis
Western Auto
Televisions
ACCES
MAK
East Washington Street
Journal
G. Davis
Mrs. Brown
Geneva Circle
Superior
Frankie Wieners
Haibach
North Center St
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Bolvin
Marion Street
Bolvin
Betty Kunselman
Heidi Lyn
Warren General Hospital
Bradley Robbins
Snyder Circle
Robbins
Peggy Yanssens
al Yanssens
Marion Robbins
RD. 1
Bear Lake
Pa. Solon
U.S
Francis Coyle
Jeffrey Ball
Public Welfare
Ball
Group
Hears of
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Senate
Peter Cashman
Block
North Center Street
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