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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1973
Page
5
A report notes a security issue tied to a $310 emula claim. Details are scant but the event centers on a financial figure and a security concern. No additional names or locations are provided in the readable text.
Fragmentary text records a public action tied to a named individual and location. The readable bits indicate a timetable element and a governing body reference, with emphasis on a public proceeding or decision affecting a local area.
Scott Crowell of 44 Raymond Avenue was named Rotary Club November Boy of the Month. He received a certificate at the Venture Inn dinner meeting as Olli Bracken Jr. praised his athletic and scholastic record. Crowell, a Corry Area High School senior, is Varsity Club president and Student Council member planning college this fall. His mother Marjorie Crowell attended with Mrs. Joseph Seitz. Phyllis Hill spoke on her Europe trip with Russia slides. Visiting Rotarian John Keller attended. next meeting November 20 will spotlight Ladies Night and a Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. Joan Bidwn hosted a Westminster Circle breakfast at First Presbyterian Church with eleven members. Mrs. Eugene Davis led the business session in absence of chairwoman Myrna Wright. plans included a Presbytery luncheon and December 5 officer installation. Also noted were Girl Scout invitations, a kidney surgery recovery update on Mrs. Doris Hansen of Marlow, and club meetings including Carter Hill Road Gang at Salvation Army and a cancelled Concord Community Club gathering due to a member’s death. A Harmonaires gospel concert is planned at Bear Lake United Methodist Church Sunday at 8 PM.
Double ring nuptials at the Assembly of God Church united Miss Lynn Ann Burrous and Donald Leroy Vanderhoof in marriage. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vern Burrous, wore a chantilly lace gown with lavender accents. the groom is a Marine stationed at Camp Lejeune. Out-of-town guests came from several towns as the couple plans to reside in Hubert North Carolina. The ceremony featured lavender decor and traditional nuptial music.
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YMCA Ladies Auxiliary annual Christmas Bazaar drew hundreds of attendees with a daylong event at the Y. Grand prize quilt went to Esther Lloyd of Shady Avenue. The sale offered lunches, baked goods, crafts, books, decorations, a children’s fish pond and more. Auxiliary leaders led by Irene Mulroy praised volunteers and listed numerous chairmen and committees.
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association held a five and one half table Howell session at the Corry Motor Inn for the annual Thanksgiving turkey game. Mrs. Arthur Hansen of Union City won the turkey door prize. top pairs included T.H. Treat and Robert Larsen 68 percent, J Fred Kinley and Haldor Reinholt 62 percent, F.H. Bartholme and W. Morgan Beverly 60 percent, Ted Dodds and T.A. Hubley 51 percent, and Yeo Lindsey and Richard Muckinhaupt 50 percent. No game next week due to Thanksgiving. a regular session is set for November 28 inviting all local and area players.
Mrs Pearl Walker and Elmer Rust were married at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Willey in Cutting on Saturday at 2 pm The ceremony was performed by Rev Claude Groters of Findley Lake Attendants included Mr and Mrs Willey The bride wore a lavender suit and pink carnation corsage The couple hosted a luncheon for Rust and Willey families a dinner followed with a three tier wedding cake prepared by Mrs Willey Guests included Raymond Willey and family and Mr and Mrs Paul Palmer and sons Meadville
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