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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1971
Page
5
Society editor highlights recent gatherings and notable attendees including prominent local families and business leaders. Photos capture a charity luncheon, book club picks, and a debutante ball with brief notes on dates venues and honorees.
Birdie Tells Us details a large wedding party including Mr. and Mrs. Michael Comitz and relatives from 406 East Main Street and 117 Wright Street attending Sue Laskosh and Thomas Mitchelltree's ceremony at St. Joseph's Church in Sharon. Also covered are a Wright School spring concert, Jane TeWinkle's Las Vegas marriage to Leland Kirk, a 40th anniversary for Wesley Willis and Leola, and alumni notices from Corry Area High School with plans for a June 5 dinner-dance at the Elks Lodge. The Women’s Relief Corps Mothers Day observance is announced, plus library fundraiser notes and local business patronage for the Reno night.
John and Kevin Kowalski twin foster sons of Mr and Mrs Willard Carter of 213 Random road celebrate their third birthday with a party at home. Guests included David Margott Debi Margott Terri Peck Kelly Peck Tim Stanbro and Mark Carter. The event featured games hats noise makers and balloons with a decorated cake. Mrs Carter was helped by daughters Kathy and Linda Carter.
Conelway School held its annual Spring Concert and Art Festival on Friday featuring student artwork under Mrs. William Keppel and music directed by Mrs. Carl Nelson and H. Lynn Rice. The Little Red Hen story song featured Diane Ottaway as narrator and Jill Bennett as the hen with a long cast of student siblings and helpers.
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