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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1973
Page
5
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Mrs. Carol Bianca of Exie County Visiting Nurses Association will speak at the College Women's Club meeting at the YMCA at 8 pm. Plans for an April dinner at Erie Vocational School with a cosmetology talk are set, reservations by March 30. Dinner tickets cost 250.
An advertisement promotes a pant liner called Pant Timer by Rich Beara Hees 8 E. The product is marketed as 100 percent anti static tricot nylon to prevent see through when wearing white or light colored slacks.
The YMCA Newcomers Club hosts Night Reno to benefit Corry Public Library with a 9 PM to 1 AM program at the Elks Lodge. Linda Petersen and Pat Gian chair. tickets include play money for games, with a giant auction of prizes and door sales. Regular members and Jeanne Mancino sell tickets.
St Thomas Women’s Ongaviication met in St Thames Schall auditorium for the March session. Mrs James Maloney directed the meeting and Mrs Oi Bracken Jr led devotions. Mrs Richard Lowry announced an April in Paris card party to be sponsored by the gramp om on April 4. More title prizes were sought. Students will sell trinkets Fridays and Saturdays at the glazes for three grand awards of 100 and two 55 prizes. National Catholic Education Day on March 25 was noted.
Approximately 75 guests from North East Ripley Erie Lottsville Curry and nearby areas attended the celebration at their ELD.3 home honoring Mr and Mrs G Glenn Amy Davis on their golden wedding anniversary. Mrs Davis received a orchid corsage and Mr Davis a white carnation boutonniere.
Mrs Robert Olson was guest speaker at the YMCA Ladies Auxiliary meeting. She presented a program featuring Sims of the Miss Pennsylvania Pageant and the Miss America Pageant. Mrs Albert Irene Mulroy, president, led the business session and Mrs Dale Shirley assisted.
Local area students from 14 Northwestern Pennsylvania counties attended a weekend 4-H teen leader retreat in Brookville. Activities included leadership training and group discussions on youth recreation. a Saturday banquet and dance capped the event. The piece also notes Sen John C Stennis attending his daughter Margaret Jane's wedding at Walter Reed, with limited context on his condition after gunshot wounds.
In Rome Pope Paul VI praised restorers who resumed Michelangelo's Pieta after vandalism damaged the sculpture ten months earlier. The 6,700 pound statue, protected now by a shield and warming system, is revered as a restored world treasure. The assailant, Laszin Toth, was found insane and confined to a mental hospital.
A bridal shower honoring Miss Roberta Pless took place at Mrs. Robert Pierce’s home with a blue and white theme. Guests enjoyed games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Roy Borstorff, Mrs. Dem Wiley, and Mrs. James Loomis, while Miss Him Bolster won a special award.
Michael Marconi of Gould Street was feted at a noon dinner yesterday for his birthday. Fifteen guests attended a social event hosted by his wife Mrs Michael Gertrude Marconi with help from Mrs Irma Long. Decorations were pink and white, gifts and money were presented to the guest of honor.
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