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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
5
A garbled summary references 1984 Cuba and exile events with scattered names and phrases. It notes police action, a residence, Chilean flying and missing items, and mentions newsmen and refugees. The incomplete text prevents a clear incident or outcome.
Mrs. Paul Teeter returned home from a candle making seminar sponsored by Wal-Mar at Craft Supply House in Lester Pa. Corry Area Historical Society offers tours by arrangement. A Washington Post snow photo by Tim Pryor featured, with local connections. Local birthdays, PTA dinner, bowling party, and Erie County Industrial Management Club dinner with Paul S. Beaver noted. Diamond Club Jamestown Corp honors 25-year members at Corry Country Club. new officers and 187 members listed.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service held a general meeting at the First United Methodist Church with 45 attending including guests. Mrs. Reggie Baker opened with a poem and Mrs. Charles Correll led devotions on Abundance. Phyllis Corbitt Circle plans December visits to shut‑ins and canned goods for Ruth M. Smith Home. Deborah Circle won the plaque for largest representation. A Grace Methodist program by Mrs. Edmund Barr featured a comedy sketch Enjoying Poor Health. Dessert was served in Fellowship Hall.
Timothy Hooven son of Mr and Mrs Norris Hooven of 30 Oakley Avenue was named November Boy of the Month at the Rotary Club meeting held at Venture Inn. He received a certificate for scholastic and athletic merit. active in American Field Service Club and French Club. Jack Stahl presented the award. Robert Piemme spoke on teaching duties. John McLean led the business session planning the Thanksgiving party for Rotarians and wives on November 23.
Donna Lee Pike daughter of Donald and Mrs Pike and John L Barton II son of Mr and Mrs Barton were wed at Parade Street Methodist Church Union City at 2 p m. Rev Lyman officiated. Bride wore ivory gown with lace and pearls. attendants wore yellow and green gowns. Reception at Sportsman Club Spring Creek. About 200 guests. The couple resides at 233 Wright Street.
Members of the Elizabeth Circle with Mrs. Robert Marsh as chairman hosted a Thanksgiving themed gathering featuring cor nucopias, fall flowers, and fruits as decorative accents.
Corry Bridge Association members and guests played a four table Howell session at the Corry Motor Inn with an average of 42. Winners included Robert Larsen Jamestown and Mrs T H Treat 51 percent Morgan Beverly and TA Hubley 47 and W B Dodds and James Lundy 42 42. A turkey prize event is planned next week for high low and door prizes.
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