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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1973
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows a board shakeup as several directors depart. Peter Nelms leaves while others remain, shrinking the group amid unspecified reasons and timing in the city context.
Brownie Troop 113 of Conelway Elementary held investiture ceremonies with seventeen new members welcomed. Miss Kathleen Head and Mrs. Robert Kraft led the service and pinned new Brownies Lori Ottaway Cheryl Litz Tami DeWitt Debbie Mercer Phyllis Sander Tammy Titch Gale Titch Tracey Kraft Audrey Knapp Tami Wojtecki Wendy Wickwire Ericka Freeman Jenny Chapin Angela Johnson Kathy Crosscut Susan Sanford Anita Wyman and Kelly Sliker. The program included a color guard and a paper puppet play about the Brownie name.
Miss Marlene Rejzer and Joseph F Zielinski wed at noon Saturday at St Teresa's Church Union City with both families present. The ceremony featured Mercita Shinko on organ and Franny Hess on guitar. Zielinski serves in Vietnam and works for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. The bride, a Gannon College graduate, is a medical technologist at St Vincent Hospital Erie. After a Canada honeymoon, they will live in Union City.
Lorry Area Jay-Ettes met at the home of Mrs Allan Schell. June McCoy of Columbus led an apple doll demonstration. Jeff Taylor presided. a $25 aid for Bobby Darling’s family was approved. Thanksgiving basket project chaired by Cheryl McCray. YMCA Nursery School items planned. Memo boards fundraising led by Sylvia Felber Jan Frushone and Linda Spanbauer reported on Lewisburg meeting. A bowling party social and refreshments by Schell with Spanbauer and Elaine Lindsey.
Corry-Ettes enjoyed a Halloween party at the Bat Cave at Mr and Mrs Albert Wood s East South street home. Games and fortunes from a gypsy lady and Bertha the Witch entertained the group before two pinatas were broken and goodies shared. Mrs Wood assisted with decorations and games. gypsy was Mrs Harriet Schweigert and Bertha the Witch was Mrs Reva Lowry.
Local events include Mrs Hiram Daley traveling to Harrisburg for a two day Northwestern Pennsylvania Heart Association leadership conference hosted by Host Inn with cochairmen Mrs Gail Daglian and Mrs John Daglian. Birthday wishes to Jeffrey Edward Davis. Fire department ladies plan final card party for November 12. Kidney fund adds 150 after pre New Year party at Dot's Cafe. Navy Mothers Club meets Monday changed to first Monday. Evangelistic crusade at Christian and Missionary Alliance Church features Thomas Veale. Ruth McCray turns 78 with a card shower. Hospital auxiliary plans November 28 card party and Sno Ball December 22. Corry Grange hosts winter bouquet demonstration by Edith Malmstrom. First United Methodist Church missionary conference ladies day reservations due Sunday. Saturday library children's program features films stories crafts. St Thomas School Christmas kit orders due Monday. Christmas baking tips and a Thucydides quote referenced. Toronto meat market theft inquiry notes possible car involvement.
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