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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
5
A fragmentary report notes a dispute over a purse described as over fifty five and connected to a person named Ur ie Hall and a person or group named smith. The text is unclear on date place or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear phrases about war era areas and individuals. Readable items mention identifiers like 0 8 7 and names such as Barger, but the text is too garbled to determine a concrete event or proper nouns.
Mr and Mrs Albert L Young announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Ann Young to Paul James Hutchinson. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence S Hutchinson of Elgin. Both attended Corry Area High School. The wedding is set for September 20 at St Thomas The Apostle Church in Erie.
A 10 day Albuquer que visit enjoyed by Mr and Mrs Charles Mack and children Jeff Katrina and Ronnie of 827 North Center. Guests were Mr and Mrs Robert Howells and children Toni Ritchie Robin Duell. Mrs Agnes Johnson returned home from Mahaffey with the Clark family. A spiritual retreat is planned March 30 to April 1 at Edwards Chapel with sermons and activities. A luncheon and fashion show Illusions of Spring was cancelled. prize to be awarded April 8. Elks Ladies and other groups meet with plans for upcoming events. Postponed 50th anniversary open house scheduled for a Sunday afternoon at the Davis residence. Seedling care tip and a Dostoyevski quote conclude the piece.
Mrs Bess Owen entertained the Mentor Club at her Wright street residence last evening led by president Mrs Wilbur Rickers. Miss Helen Rowe presented a program on Walter Mackens Lord of the Mountain and dessert refreshments followed. The group planned to meet next with Miss Ann Baressi of Marion street on April 2.
A luncheon and stork shower for Mrs. George Koestner Jr. at 166 West Columbus Avenue honored the Snyder Circle resident. Cohostesses were Mrs. John Volk and Miss JoAnn Tinko. prizes went to several guests, and Mrs. Anne West earned a special award.
Columbus Junior Girl Scout Troop No 273 observed National Girl Scout week with a rededication ceremony at the Columbus School. The Brownie Troop and mothers attended as guests. The Promise and laws were recited, candles lit, and badges year pins and registration cards given. Lisa Orner received a World Association pin. Other events included devotions at the Columbus School PTA meeting and a skating party at Canadohta Lake with leaders Penny Clabbatt and Ruth Orner.
Mrs. Raymond Mitchell hosted a linen bridal shower and luncheon Sunday for Miss Linda Trisket, bride elect of Rex Messenger. Cohostesses were Mrs. Dolores Jewell and Mrs. Richard Chauncey. A pink carnation corsage greeted Trisket and guests won prizes. The couple will wed April 7 at 7 30 p.m. at Evangelical United Methodist Church.
At the Columbus Fire Hall the Columbus Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary met to discuss projects and outline activities for the coming year. President Mrs. James Williams presided. Special award went to Mrs. Mary Kuzma.
About 300 people attended the 15th annual St. Patrick's Day card party hosted by St. Elizabeth's Church Guild at the Moose Lodge. Winners included two $50 grand awards to Earl Benedict and Kevin Carnegie. dozens of volunteers and committee members were honored for their support.
Miss Georgia E. Orcutt was named editor of The Yankee Guide to the New England Countryside published by Yankee Press. The biannual issue with a 100000 copy run will be sold on Northeast newsstands. she was formerly managing editor at Yankee Press and previously with Griffin Publishing in Boston. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Orcutt.
British singer Engelbert Humperdinck was delayed for an hour and a half at Simon Bolivar International Airport when customs found tranquilizers vitamin pills and other legal medicines in his luggage. He said they were for his throat to sing and to calm his nerves and suggested he may not return to Venezuela.
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