Mrs Sickler Receives Highest Scouting Award in Spring Creek
All Girl Scouts and alumnae gathered at the Spring Creek firehall for a dinner and reunion honoring National Girl Scout Week. Mrs Anneth Sickler was presented with the Thanks Badge for many years of service, with Senior Troop No 410 arranging and Miss Virginia Shipley addressing the gathering on Wider Opportunity in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Spring Creek
Girl Scout
Harold
Joan) Smith
William
Dorothy) Donaldson
Anneth (Verna) Sickler
Peniny’ Putman
Nancy Donaldson
Karen Smith
Sickler
Virginia Shipley
Penn Lakes
Betsy Sank Weds Leland Magoon In Jamestown Church
Betsy L. Sank and Leland G. Magoon married in a 2 p.m. ceremony Saturday at First Lutheran Church in Jamestown. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sank, wore ivory satin and peau de Ange lace with a chapel veil. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland F. Magoon of Findley Lake. Attendants wore mint green and orchid gowns. maid of honor Beverly Bromley and bridesmaid Brenda Sank led the bridal party. A reception followed at the church. Betsy, a Erie graduate, works at Skyline Cab Company, while Leland, a Clymer Central School graduate, served in Vietnam and now owns Betsy’s Keystone Station in Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy L. Sank
Leland G. Magoon
First Lutheran
Jamestown
Joseph Sank
Mr. Magoon
Leland F. Magoon
Findley Lake
Beverly Bromley
Brenda Sank
Plower
Debra Rooney
Darlene Stufflebeam
William Rooney
James Forker
Larry Magoon
J.J. Lank
Erie
Skyline Cab Company
Clymer Central School
United States Army
South Vietnam
Betsy
Keystone Station
Lakewood
Rotary clubs fund study for blind Korean student
Rotary Club No. 969 and District 728 clubs in Northwestern Pennsylvania provide a year of study at the University of Pittsburgh for Young Woo Kang, a blind Korean student. The effort, begun by District Governor Terry Powell and continued by Albert Skelton, includes equipment donations and a $300 gift from the American Korean Foundation. Kang aims for a Pitt PhD and a future professorship at Yonsei University, marking a breakthrough for Korean blind individuals beyond traditional handicraft roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wiggers
Corry
Rotary Club No
Rotary International
Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Graduate School of
Young Woo Kang
Terry Powell
Erie
Albert Skelton
Port Allegany
Powell
American Korean Foundation
Rotary
Orient
Pitt
Yonsi University
Korea
Yonsi
Young Woo
World Community Service Is
Surprise 47th Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Wayne Wilson
A Saturday evening surprise anniversary party honored Wayne and Marion Wilson on their 47th anniversary at their rural route home. Son Robert Wilson hosted and presented a green and white St Patrick theme party with a tiered cake and carnations. About thirty friends from North East and nearby towns attended, bringing gifts and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Marion) Wilson
R.D. 3
Robert Wilson
Fellowship Meets With Mrs Britten at First Baptist
The March meeting of the Faith Fellowship of the First Baptist Church was hosted at Mrs. Gene Britten’s home with Mrs. Charla Kerr cohosting. Eleven members attended as they planned a missionary cupboard offering and prepared for the next combined session with the Panama Missionary Society. Carol Hand reported on the Corbetts in Summers Point NJ as Missionary of the Month. Mrs. Donald Simmonson led devotions on Bible quiz papers. Mrs. Alan Moravek won the quiz award as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Fellowship of the First Baptist Church
Gene
Josephine) Britten
Bruce
Charla) Kerr
Panama Missionary Society
Carol Hand
Corbetts
Summers Point
Donald Simmonson
Alan Moravek
St Patrick's Day Dance Draws 200 in Stormy Corry Night
More than 200 people braved a storm to attend the Corry Area Jay-Ettes St Patrick's Day Dance at the Elks Lodge. Funds support CHEER Inc for a Washington, D.C. trip. Theme was Come as you are In Green with wearin of the green. Awards to John Stover James Bennett Matt Felber. Green beer and shamrocks featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Elks Lodge
Paul
Marne) Roche Jr
Cheer, Inc
Washington, D.C
Donald Buell
Allan Schell
Robert Grice
Timothy Spanbauer
Roche
John Stover
James Bennett
Matt Felber
George Lawson
John Eyanko
Ginger Valley
Erie
James
Louise) Howard
Dennis
Jan) Frushone
Joseph
Marty) Slike
John
Pat) Bogniak Jr
Moose Lodge
St. Elizabeth's
Corry area notes include birth, club meetings and events
Mrs. Arnold Nielsen visits son Dale Johnson in Charleston while his navy unit serves there. Corry 4 H Club welcomed Andy and Cathy Confer, with upcoming horse meeting and jackets planned. Local groups announce sessions at Hornick, Szarzanowicz, and Mile posts with fundraisers, lunches, and card parties. A St Patrick’s dance notes snow delay and a luncheon fashion show reservations at the YMCA Newcomers Club. Reading rooms cover birthdays, coin club meet, and seedlings tips with a Ferdinand Foch quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Arlene) Nielsen
Snyder Circle
South Carolina
Dale
Roxie) Johnson
Naval Hospital
Charleston
S.C
United States Navy
Ymca Newcomers Club
Corry Motor Inn
Reed Shop
Mde
Edward
Elaine) Larrivee
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Rea
By Spring Creek
Penny Putman
Kenneth Sickler
McMic
Corry Memorial Hospital
Terry W. Holthouse
R.D
Holthouse
Deborah Damon
Leland Magoon
Rotary Club
Rotary Clubs
W. Wilson
North East
Clymer
Union City
Elgin
Beaverdam
Prague
Foreign Ministry
Hungary
Romania
Yugoslavia
CKT
Britten
Corry Pharmacy
Rite Aid Corporation
Narcy Yenchak Romeo Marchitelli
Kauer
Paul Roche Jr
Donald Robert Grice
Timothy Span- Buell
Journal Photo
Mary
Sue Szarzanowicz
West Pleasant Street
Cheer Inc
Women's Christian Temperance Union
John Carrier
East Main Street
Esther Wester
Columbus
The
Plank Road Club
Florence Casler
Florence Boos
Birdie
Raymond
Salvation Army
Linnea Donoghue
Lillian Wynn
Della Raupach
Brook Street
Rosemary Baker
Carter Hill Road
Helen Johnson
Park Street
Jeff Weaver
Titusville
Jeff
Sandy Stone
Spartansburg
Corry Coin Club
West Smith Street
Ferdinand Foch
Shasta
B.C
Richard
North Center St
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