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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1971
Page
5
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Nursery and kindergarten youngsters enjoyed a Halloween party at the First United Presbyterian Church with games, a candy hunt, and song parades. Teachers and mothers assisted, and several children attended. A masquerade party at the Kornikoski home featured costume prizes and games. A teachers appreciation dinner was planned at Concord School with reservations.
The Women s Society of Christian Service of McCray United Methodist Church met with 19 members present. Elgin WSCS members attended as guests along with out of town visitor Mrs Rolland Hasbrouck of Port Richey Florida. The five purposes of the society were announced as fellowship study service gifts and growth. The next session will be November 17 at Mrs Laurence Wade s home.
An open house and reception Sunday from 2 to 7 p.m. will honor Mr. and Mrs. Roy Titch on their 45th wedding anniversary. The event is at their RD 3 Roosevelt Highway home. They were married in Mayville NY on November 9 1926. Relatives friends and neighbors are invited. Hosts are their daughters sons spouses and grandchildren.
The Corry Garden Club will host Holly Days this evening at 7 30 in the YMCA all purpose room with the public invited. Erie resident Mrs Earle Warrington will demo and lecture on making Christmas decorations from home items. A $1 donation funds future club projects. Tickets via members or Mrs Joe Lindsey 664 2478, at the door. Refreshments and door prizes. Pictured are Mrs Jack Rooker Mrs Edward Zarger and Mrs William Linski.
In Massena area Louisville voter Michael Sheets, soon to be 100, braved wintry weather to cast his ballot. He has voted in every presidential election since 1908 starting with Taft and plans to vote in the 1972 elections as well, maintaining a lifelong voting record.
The Spring Creek School observed American Education Week with speaker William Kafferlin of the Corry Area Merged School Board outlining board activities. PTA president Mrs. Henry Pondel led the session. devotions were by Mrs. Jack Wible and the flag salute by Mrs. John Oesch.
Members and guests at the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club enjoyed a Howell session at the YMCA with an average score of 24. Winners included Mrs. Arthur Hansen and Mrs. T H Treat 30 percent, Mrs. Martin Pfinsgraff and Mrs. Edward Thompson 2 percent, Mrs. Leonard Edwards and Mrs. Burr Lounsbury 26, and Mrs. Florence McCray and Mrs. Vee Lindsey 24 42 percent. A regular game is planned for next Tuesday at the Y. A Sunday anniversary dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutter of 131 Lemon Street for their 32nd wedding anniversary at the Hyer home. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hyer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hipwell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutter, and Mrs. Karen Gaber. Guests totaled thirty from several nearby towns. The Sutters have four children, nine grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Boost Corry It’s Good For You.
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