Corry area notices include reunions and club events
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nichols returned to 400 West Washington after a Texas vacation visiting relatives and landmarks including the Azaler Festival Astrodaime and NASA Space Center. A Red Cross Recognition Tea is set for tomorrow at 2 at the Corry Motor Inn with Mrs Antrim and Mrs Mehl hosting. Various local meetings and club activities follow, including library programs, Stairways Society talk, YMCA newcomers luncheon, PTA executive meeting, garden club, and home extension group events. A bridal shower for Becky Bulard coincides with preparations for her April 20 wedding to William Hurlbut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
Cecelia) Nichols
West Washington Street
Texas
Jeffrey
Marty) Lundarg Hiauston
NASA Space Center
Galveston
Col
Truman
Dorothy) Lillie
Harker Heights
Texas Heights
Corry
Killeen
United States Army
Fort Hood
The
American Red Cross
Corry Motor Inn
Samuel
Lucy) Antrim
Pat) Mehl
Erie
Antrim
Hubert
Millie) Vaughn
Fine Arts Auxiliary Plans Coming Events in Corry
Mrs Louise Howard and Mrs Mary Helene Williams will join Corry Area Fine Arts Council Auxiliary in selling tickets April 4 and 5 at National Bank of Corry and Marine National Bank for An Evening with the Erie Philharmonic at Corry Area High School April 6. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for students, available locally and at banks. The group will host a refreshment concession at the concert and participate in TV and radio appearances to promote the event. Also noted are plans for future programs including a balladeer, a Storybook Theatre, and Lovelace Marionettes. The article also mentions a Secret Sisters Birthday Club meeting and a Bangkok streaking ban by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Louise) Howard
Charles
Mary Helene) Williams
Corry Area
Gerald
Norma) Lloyd
Richard
DiAnm) Bova
VanderWeele
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Grice Jewelers
Rossbacher Insurance
National and
Marine Banks
Union City
Joseph Seitz
Brown and Thompson
Joseph
Peg) Seitz
Maxwell
Jane) Devereaux
Ben Canfield
Wicu-Tv
Erie
Philharmonic
Dennis Frushone
Corry Chamber Cof Commerce
James Howard
Marine Bank
Jeanne Carnes
Wsee-Tv
Corry
Tom Glazer
Pittsburgh
Lovelace
Bible death penalty debate shakes Pennsylvania Senate
In Harrisburg Gov. Shapp cites the 5th Commandment to veto a death penalty bill while Sen. Rovner argues biblical passages permit capital punishment for deliberate murder. The veto sparks a partisan clash as lawmakers prepare to vote on overriding the veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shapp
Tia
Robert Rovner
Philadelphia
Rovner
Senate
House
Joseph Zord
R-Allegheny
Stanley Stroup
Bedford County
Clarence Bell
Delaware County
Thomas Lamb
D-Allegheny
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Bertha McMichael
Jeff Scheiner
Buzz Hammond
Bill Saborsky
Embert Earle
LeRoy Lyle
Randy Joy
Ron Hamilton
Journal
McMichael
Key Club
Kiwanians
Birdie
North Palm Beach
Fla
Atty
Douglas
Pat) Rozelle
505 East South Street
Frank
Cheryl) Zalik
Corry Public
Stairways Center
North Center Street
Walter Casler
Columbus
Paul Patil Joplovich
Ymca Newcomers Club
al Pom
Michael
Barb
Porvaznik
Judy) Haugh
Aa Ek Ae Eorm
Concord School
PTA Executive Committee
Daniel
Pat) McEldowney
Paul
Agnes) Bennink
R.D. 1
Columbus Home Extension Group
Phyllis Wright
Warren County
Bobby Darling
Ray
Bonnie) Griswold
Jean) Puckly
Pat Imhoff
Corry Area High School
Salvation Army
Miss Imhoff
Sir James Michael Barrie
Hello Early Music
New York
Pro Musica
Noah Greenberg
Pro Musica Concert Ensemble
New Amsterdam Baroque Ensemble
Ensemble
Salvation Army Citadel
Kiwanis Club
Mark Hotchkiss
Youngsville Club
Embert Farle
Becky Bulard
VFW Post
Mead Avenue
Sue Smollek
George Fawcett
Bulard
Lucille Church
Robert Fleming
Robert Falcone
Kelli Fenno
Miss Bulard
Fine Arts Auxiliary
Carlson
Secret Sisters
Arthur Carlson
Liberty Street
James Palmer
Alice Mackey
Bangkok
Thailand
Metropolitan Police
Narong Mahanond
Fine Arts Council
Charles Williams
Corry Foodliner
Superior
Frankies
North Center St
Supardale Bologna
Federal Savings and Loan Ins, Corp
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