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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1975
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Robert Vanderhoof of Spring Creek celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house and reception on May 10 from 1 to 4 p m at the Garland firehall hosted by their children. Friends relatives and neighbors are invited to attend.
Gail Susan VanderSchaaff of Syracuse to Hondlé D. Dean son of Mir and Ar DealUF Syracute. VanderSchaaff works as secretary-receptionist at CarHart Photo Co. in Syracuse. Dean is a self employed contractor. Wedding set for June 7 at The Church of the Living Word in Phoenix New York.
The Moose Women at the Moose Lodge observed a plans night led by chairman Mrs Elaine Lobdell. Enrollment was held for two candidates Ann Dyne and Virginia Hamilton with junior graduate regent Gertrude McCray escorted to the altar.
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Pat Kowalski bride elect of Kim Lewis at Dr Ger rude A Barber Center Corry Campus with green and yellow daisies. Guests from multiple states attended as prizes were awarded and plans discussed for a May 31 wedding at Bethel Baptist Jamestown NY.
Twelve members attended the Columbus Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the firehall. A committee was appointed to arrange a float for the northwestern county firemen's bicentennial parade on August 2. Thirteen members attended the Warren County Auxiliary meeting at the North Warren firehall. The next meeting is August 7 at Starbrick and members are urged to attend. Gifts from a money making project were won by Genevieve Brisbie, Sandy Owens, and Diane Suchar. Mrs. Bessie Zeyzus won the award of the evening. The next session is May 19 at the firehall.
Kenneth Sell, physicians' assistant for the Corry Medical Group, spoke at the Kiwanis weekly dinner at the Corry Motor Inn. He outlined duties with doctors, including patient history, rounds, surgery help, and office work. Dr. Guy Butters will discuss medical malpractice next week.
Soak bread slices in beaten eggs turning to moisten both sides. Quarter core and slice apples. Cut bratwurst in half lengthwise and into pieces. Sauté onion in butter, add apples cinnamon lemon juice and bratwurst, cook low 5 to 8 minutes. Brown soaked bread in butter, top with apple sausage mix cheese pepper and pimiento. Heat until cheese melts. Serve 4. DOGS ATTACK STUDENTS LONDON police plan special patrols after stray dog attacks at Highfields Primary.
The Corry Area High School Spanish Club held its annual school term closing celebration in the cafeteria with a Spanish themed banquet and a pinata. Leann McCray showed slides from a trip to Spain and Mrs. Jack Stab serves as club advisor. guest Mrs. Roger Brown attended.
Florence Howard of Sigurd Utah visited Corry for three weeks and helped celebrate Mrs. Arthur Barton’s 86th birthday on May 1. Bermuda trip for Dale Eaton and family highlights local social pages, while Channel 44 invites viewers to a Corry Campus feature on the Barber Center. Community events include a Mother and Daughter banquet, senior citizens luncheon, a mini-parade for Barnyard Friolics, Sparkette practices, Lutheran Women meeting, and a karate demonstration by Ted Vollrath.
A powerful spring storm with a midwinter feel buried parts of the northern and central Rockies under heavy snow. Six to twelve inches fell from southern Montana through Colorado as cold air and high winds swept eastward into the Plains. Blowing dust reduced visibility in western Kansas and Nebraska while thunder and rain mixed with snow marked the southern Plains to Midwest edge. Temperatures varied wildly from 21 in Flagstaff to 80 in Key West.
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