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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1968
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR describes a tax and lien related notice from Erie County Pennsylvania. It references a sale process, deed records, property description, and directions along streets and landmarks, including Corry and Sciota, with mentions of purchasers and interposed dates and bounds.
Miss Janet Anderson the March Girl of the Month and her mother Mrs S E B Anderson were honored guests at the Corry Business and Professional Women’s Club gathering in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge. Miss Anderson received a leadership scholarship citizenship certificate. Guests included Miss Helene Christensen and her mother from R D 2 and Miss Ruth Gilson of Titusville. Christensen spoke on her exchange to New Zealand with a dance and costume presentation. Gilson, BPW second assistant director, visited with a Titusville guest. The meeting, led by president Mrs Harry Hotchkiss, planned a rummage and white elephant sale at the Conny Rod and Gun Club for April 18 and 19. the spring district meeting will be in Warren on April 20. Delegates named were Miss Clara Hill, Mrs Charles Thompson and Miss Ann Baressi. alternates Miss Ruth Dahlstrand, Mrs Norman Tarbell and Mrs June Dorrance. Invitations were extended from Franklin Club for its April 1 birthday event. Refreshments were served by Miss Agnes Lynch, Mrs Charles Thompson and Mrs June Dorrance.
Society notes report Mr and Mrs Merle returning to R D 3 and a 89th birthday, a nurses meeting at Corry Memorial Hospital on Tuesday featuring Marlene Pirrello. Other items include a New York sales meeting trip, Republican Women conference in Bradford, Key Club convention report, College Women’s Club forum at the YMCA, Hat Box Sale by Our Lady of Victory Guild, Maple Sugar Social, and a Town and Country dance with Town and Country Band at the fire hall.
Mrs William Leuby entertained the Covenant Circle of the First Presbyterian Church at her East Frederick Street home on Wednesday afternoon with dessert. The Bible study discussed upcoming church events including a sewing day March 27, luncheon March 23, coffee hour March or list, a bake sale April 5 and a mother and daughter banquet May 1. The next meeting will be at Mrs Christensen’s home on April 17. Also announced is the engagement of Donna Rae Culbertson to Edward Malek, both 1967 graduates of Corry Area High School, with no definite wedding date set.
Final meeting of chairmen and committees planning the Don Cossack Choir and Dancers Concert was held at the Hotel Corry. Advance ticket sales were emphasized with price 1.75 for adults and 1 per student. Tickets available at the Ritz Restaurant TV vis Insurance National Bank of Corry and through committee members. Student tickets sold at Carry Area High School. Intermission candy and beverages planned. A reception and cast party for performers will follow the concert at the Hotel Carry.
A farewell party for Ale Hile Hayward was hosted Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles VanTassel. Hayward heads to Dover Delaware Sunday then to Okinawa for a year’s deployment, with prior service in Vietnam Taiwan the Philippines Tokyo and Hong Kong. Attendees included Haywards parents brothers sister in law and several local relatives and friends from Erie.
A large gathering included Mrs. Bernice Proper, Mr and Mrs Ray Campbell and Craig and Debra, and Mr and Mrs William Campbell of Union City, plus another sister Mrs Susan Gaff with Julie and James Dyer of Canton Ohio. A delicious buffet supper was served and the guest of honor received gifts and a purse of money.
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