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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1966

Page

5

Anita Louise Young Engaged to Gary Proper

Miss Anita Louise Young of Spartansburg and Gary Proper of 154 Spring Street, both seniors at Corry Area High School, plan to wed after she works at Quiet Acres Nursing Home and he at Connie's Super Market. A date is not yet set.

Anita Young Gary Proper Emmit I. Young Spartansburg Anita Louise Young Jack Proper Spring Street Corry Area High School Miss Young Quiet Acres Nursing Home Connie's Super Market

Anniversary Fete Marks 25 Years for Lloyd Harvey

More than 150 guests attended an open house and reception for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harvey at the Evangelical United Brethren Church celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. The event featured a three tiered wedding reel and varied hospitality by family and friends.

Lloyd Harvey Evangelical United Brethren Church Charles Mitchell Harold Dougherty Al'French Lyle Johnson Arthur Hodgies

Spring Creek Mother's Day Banquet Highlights

The Lames Aid or Columbus Community Congregational Church hosted 82 mothers and daughters from Spring Creek for an annual banquet with Mrs. Zenas Bean Sr. as toastmistress. Janet Lillie gave the welcome, Mrs. Henry Jaquith Sr. offered invocation, Leann McCray toasted mothers, and Mrs. Randall McCray toasted daughters. Judy Sickler paid tribute to grandmothers, corsages honored several mothers, and group singing and recitations filled the event.

Lames Aid Or Columbus Community Congregational Church Spring Creek Zenas Bean Sr Janet Lillie Henry Jaquith, Sr Leann McCray Randall McCray Judy Sickler Kenneth Sickler Lois Sickler Paull McNeeley Wave Rieck Henry Jaquith Sr George Brundage Arthur Brunage Bonnie Hardy Zenas Bean Jr Doris Phillips Maxine Eastman Bernard Porter Esther Brundage Becky Johnson Cheryl Jaquith Aid Barbara Durlin Barbara Katferlin Emma Kateferlin Nancy Diarra Eredley Rhae Brundage Indy Mitchell Lois Lillie Mary Jane Lillie Chandler Mason

Corry Tax Debate Highlights Industry Share

Bley notes the capitation tax was meant as a stopgap and should end with the income tax. Ott says industry pays about 26.5 percent of city property taxes and 20 percent of the six district jointure in Corry. He argues industry bears its fair share of school costs and cautions against further tax increases. The directorate discusses the tax picture at an informal meeting.

Bley Corry Ott

Mother's Day Socials and Church Events Highlight Corry Notes

Community notices from Corry detail family visits for Mother's Day in Greenville and Columbus, church group gatherings at the Methodist and Catholic organizations, a 89th birthday celebration at Quiet Acres Nursing Home, and upcoming meetings of the St. Elizabeth's Guild, Catholic Daughters of America, and Corry Area Historical Society.

Mrs Thomas Johns Named OES District Deputy in Pa

Mrs Thomas Johns of Conneaut ville Pa is named district deputy grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star and will be installed June 24 in Harrisburg. She follows Mrs Edward Kaiser in district duties with local representors including Mrs George Hagger and attendees from Corry Mrs Kalsar and Mrs Dorothy Linen.

Order of the Eastern Star Harrisburg Edward Kaiser George Hagger Corry Kalsar Dorothy Linen

Moose Women Hold Membership Night Observed

The Moose Women met on Thursday with Barbara Sullivan leading as membership chapter chairman. Charles Henry presided, enrolling candidates Ray Olson Martha Goodman Leah Carter and Geneva Fuller while awards went to Al Vanssens and Dorothy Moore. Zewatsky hospital chair reported on Tag Day and public donations were thanked. Voting set for 7:30 to 1 at the May 19 meeting. dues required to maintain membership.

Moose the Moose Barbara Sullivan Proramirs Charles Henry Rgent Ray Olson Martha Goodman Eah Carter Geneva Fuller al Vanssens Dorothy Moore E. T. Zewatsky Zenatsly

Horse And Pony Club Elects New Officers

Members of the 4H Horse and Pony Club elected officers at a Friday meeting held at Mrs. Merrill Wade's home. Ulnda May is president, Pam Flick vice president, Leigh Ann Moyer secretary, Christine Casler treasurer, and Cindy Burrows news reporter. The next meeting is May 20 at Judy Watrous's Sciota road home. a card party for WOTM members is planned for May 24 at the lodge.

4H Horse and Pony Club Merrill Wade 4-H Cheryl Messinger Ulnda May Pam Flick Leigh Ann Moyer Christine Casler Cindy Burrows Judy Watrous Sciota Road Linda May

Lt Governor Joins Kiwanis Dinner At Hotel Corry

Herbert J. Manson of Franklin and Harold Beebe attended the local Kiwanis Club dinner at the Hotel Corry. Allan Shaw led the business session. Philip A. Knoll and John P. Reilly spoke on investments for the United Fund Inc and its four funds, followed by a Q and A.

Herbert J. Manson Franklin Kiwanis Club Hotel Corry Harold Beebe Allan Artie) Shaw Ronald Thompston Philip A. Knoll Waddell and Reed, Inc John P.reilly United Fund, Inc

Women’s Relief Corps Enjoys Annual Event

Nineteen members of the Women’s Relief Corps Auxili ary to the Grand Army of the Republic met at the Corry Grange Hall for an all day session. A noon dinner was served by the committee. The president Mrs Gentilman led the business session, and Marjorie Brown directed a Mother’s Day program. Eva Dundon won a special award. A Mother and Daughter banquet occurred at Rustic Restaurant on Route 6 with 19 members and four guests. A gift was given to Hattie Adams for being the oldest member.

Women's Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic Corry Grange Hall Manley Robbins Sr Loretta Belden Marjorie Brown Joseph Gentilman Gentilman Eva Dundon Rustic Restaurant Route 6 East Hattie Adams

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