Wedding notices fragment in old paper language
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mrs annis and Gail with a wedding day reference. Details are unclear. no full names, date, or place.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mrs annis and Gail with a wedding day reference. Details are unclear. no full names, date, or place.
Miss Lynette Paulson and James Paulson visited the area from New York City and Boulder, Colo. While here, they stayed with the Paulson family on West Pleasant Street. Corry Girl Scouts announce camperships funded by cookie sales and deadline of April 2 for applications. A Wheelock Community Church film event features This One's For Jesus by the American Sunday School Union. A McCray Cemetery Ladies Auxiliary sugar social is planned at the McCray Community House on Route 89. Local groups thank supporters of National Girl Scout Week and publicize events with Rev. Alfred J. Perna speaking at Corry Assembly of God. The Salvation Army League crafts Easter novelties for hospitals and nursing homes, seeking egg-container donations. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hayes celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary with an April 8 open house at Wayne Valley United Methodist Church. Maude Lehman of Quiet Acres Nursing Home turns 94 tomorrow. Household tip suggests pipe cleaner to clean steam iron holes. Quote by Karl Barth: Conscience is the perfect interpreter of life. An afghan fundraiser by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority offers a rose-colored throw created by Mrs. James G. Stile, with tickets at 50 cents or three for a dollar.
Erie Kiwanis heard a program on The Operations of Erie s International Marine Terminal. Robert A. Gierszal of Codan Corp spoke, with slides by Leonard S. Bolla of the Erie Port Commission. Lyle Hotchkiss led the meeting and Rev Ronald Stafford gave the Lenten message.
A prenuptial shower for Sheila Sue Benton bride-elect of Craig H. Culver was hosted Tuesday at Mrs. William Wetherbee's home. Hostesses included Mrs. Wetherbee Mrs. Valletti and Mrs. Krasa. Red and white decor complemented the theme. Games offered prizes. honoree received gifts. The couple plan to marry at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church.
The Stanford Hose Company Ladies met at Fire Station No. 1 with 22 members. A meeting is planned for April 5 at Mrs. John Steiner’s home to discuss a forthcoming card party. A food sale is set for April 6 at the National Bank of Corry from 9 a.m. Winner of the grand award was Mrs. Edward Brigham. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Paul Hamilton and Mrs. Richard Herberg.
Dr. Mary Kibler spoke on Nutrition at the Corry Area Golden Age Club meeting at the YMCA, stressing protein foods and daily fruits and raw vegetables. Other items include March birthdays honored, hospital get well cards sent, a tureen dinner planned, BPW updates, a new member welcomed, a spring district meeting, officer slate, and two births in Corry area families.
Lack of reservations and attendance forced the Corry Bridge Association to cancel last evening's weekly session for members and guests. Ruth Lindsey urged strong turnout for next Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Motor Inn and invited all local and area players to participate. Reservations with Eleanor Pierce of East Frederick Street.
The Friendship Aid of the Evangelical United Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at the parsonage with Mrs. Eugene Donaldson as hostess. Fourteen members attended led by president Mrs. LaVerne McEldowney who opened with a quotation. Devotions by Mrs. Ruth Lyons focused on Kindness Put Into Action. Business covered routine items as committees were appointed. A quiz game followed, and dessert refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Lena Halfast.
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