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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1970

Page

5

Open house honors Alma Slagle in Erie birthday event

An open house planned for Sunday November 8 at Alma Slagle's Baldwin Building Erie home honors her birthday observed November 1. The 2 to 5 p.m. gathering, hosted by her children Edward James and Patricia Cooper, notes Slagle’s illness and recent discharge from Erie Osteopathic Hospital. Neighbors and friends are invited.

Alma Slagle Erie Corry Baldwin Building Briggs Avenue Elaine Wester Daniel Phelps Alameda United Church

Slate Bake Sale At St. Thomas

The St Thomas Women’s Organization held its November meeting at the school auditorium with 21 members, chaired by Mrs. Lynn Levien. A bake sale is planned for after Sunday Masses with cochairs Mrs. Ronald Triscuit and Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr. and hot donuts, coffee, and pastries. Births announced: Dawn Marie Dietsch at St Vincent Hospital Erie to Mr and Mrs Paul Dietsch. a son born to Mr and Mrs Charles Kopta of Ripley. and a son to Mr and Mrs Ronald Vettenburg of Clymer, with related family details noted.

St. Thomas Women’s Organization Lynn Levien Ernest Ferro Ronald Triscuit Paul Suchar Sr Eric Christensen Joseph Frisina Corry Motors Inn Parish Eugene Vinca Dawn Marie St. Vincent Hospital Erie Paul Dietsch Dietsch Teresa Hajee Jack Hajee West Columbus Avenue Charles Kopta Ripley Corry Memorial Hospital Ronald Vettenburg Clymer Vettenburg Kay Vogt

Painters to Award Lamp at Annual China Show

Mrs Alfred Betty Cone of East Washington Street, Corry Chapter Federation of China Painters member, holds the lamp to be awarded at the fourth annual china show and sale set for November 13 and 14 at Richard's Store. Vera Klosinski of Oil City designed the lamp and tickets are from Mrs Boyd Darling.

Alfred Betty) Cone East Washington Street Corry Federation of China Painters Richard's Vera Klosinski Oil City Corry China Painters Boyd Darling Norman Swart Mildred Lieder

Velma Tripp And Richard Miller Exchange Vows

Velma Jean Tripp daughter of Ralph C and Mrs Tripp of R and Richard L Miller of Union City son of Arthur Miller of R D 3 exchanged nuptial vows October 17 at 2 pm at Faith Church with Rev Joseph Kanzlemar officiating. The couple and families attended a reception at Corry Labor Union Hall and will reside on Townline Road Union City. Velma a 1967 Corry Area High School graduate works at Erie County Plastics. Richard attended Union City Area High School and works at Corry Jamestown Corporation.

Velma Tripp Richard Miller Faith Church Velma Jean ‘Tripp Ralph C. ‘Tripp Richard L. Miller Union City Arthur Miller R.D Joseph Kanzlemar Cecil Dennis Wanda Tripp Noreen Miller Tammy Sue Dennis Ronald McCoy Don McCoy Ralph. E. Tripp James Miller Corry Almon Foster Karen Smith Judy Huff Becky Hart East Aurora Sherman N.Y Titusville Cambridge Springs Spring Creek Niagara Falls R.D. 3 Townline Road Corry Area High School Erie County Plastics Corporation Miller Union City Area High School Corry Jamestown Corporation

Lydia Circle Hosts Meeting At Worth Street Home

The Lydia Circle of the First United Methodist Church met with 11 members at Mrs. Charles Amy’s Worth Street home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Gladys McCloskey opened the session, Miss Ida Ohm led devotions, and Mrs. Blanche Ohrn presented the program titled Retired Boon and Bored. Hostess assistance came from Mrs. Leah Reed and Mrs. Bertha Wykoff as dessert refreshments were served. the December meeting will feature a tureen dinner and a Christmas gift exchange.

Mary Vogt Elk Street Ladies Fellowship First Baptist Church Lucy Schurman Clymer Lois Porter Harry Hickle Florence Linendell Sylvia Messenger Carl A. Marsh Porter Hickle Lester Lopus Messenger Lydia First United Methodist Church Charles Amy Worth Street Gladys McCloskey Ida Ohm Boon Blanche Ohrn Leah Reed Bertha Wykoff

WOTM Observes Library Night at Moose Lodge

Women of the Moose chapter met at the Moose Lodge on Thursday with Mrs. Clarence Cox Jr. as chairwoman and Mrs. Mabel Schaefer as senior regent. Enrollment occurred as guests from Union City attended. Jessie Mason reported on Greensburg convocation where Mrs. Edward Erskin earned a green cap, capped by her mother. Mason read an original poem “The Always Faithful Few.” awards went to Mrs. Erskin and Mrs. Patrick Rynd, with other prizes for Mrs. Alton Burger, Mrs. Robert Markle, and Mrs. Pauline Herring. Refreshments reflected a Thanksgiving decor.

WOTM Erskin Edna Ross Patrick Rynd Alton Burger Union City Robert Markle Pauline Herring

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