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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1967
Page
5
Junior Girl Scout Troop No. 650 of Concord School made Thanksgiving favors at their regular meeting this week. Bright paper turkeys and pine cones will adorn Corry Memorial Hospital trays tomorrow. The effort supports the annual Wanacai event and Arrow Badge sign off.
A bridal shower for Miss Mary E. McChesney was held Sunday at the VFW Garden Room. Attendees included fifty relatives and friends who presented gifts and awards. Out of town guests came from Erie Edinboro Columbus and Grove City.
The Horse Show Safety report by Richard Ladd was given at Sharon Messenger’s home. A veterinary science meeting is planned for November 28 from 7 to 9 PM at Miss Messenger’s residence. A parents meeting occurred there and a Christmas party is being planned for December 5 with location to be announced. A person was killed by a car yesterday while walking on a street near her home.
The piece reflects on Thanksgiving as a return to simple family rituals and gratitude. It contrasts Pilgrims’ history with modern celebrations, urging reflection on God’s goodness, slow living, and remembering blessings amid busy times and national concerns.
A stork shower honoring Mrs. Samuel Sue Robbins was held last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Manley Robbins Jr. on Whitney Run road. The pink blue and white theme featured a decorated shower cake and bootie favors with games played and several prize recipients named.
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met at the YMCA for a Howell session. Winners were Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs Richard Peebles with 1 dollar prize, Mrs Horton Davis and Mrs Donald Hall at 29 percent, and Mrs William Masler and Mrs Veo Lindsey at 27 percent. Next week’s regular game is set for 1 p.m. at the YMCA.
Hamm of North Clymer, Mrs Edmond Potocki, Miss Deborah Potocki, Mrs Bertha McMichael and the honored guest were mentioned. Mrs Robbins received many lovely gifts for the occasion.
A daughter was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolny of 128% East Church Street. Mrs. Wolny is the former Donna Grant. A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. William Hall of 620 North Center Street. Mrs. Hall is the former Linda Beagle.
Paul Auer, proscem t of the Airport Authority, spoke at the Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Corry. He reviewed the Lawrence Airport history, outlined financial details, and answered questions after introduction by Crawford Sallee. A Board of Directors meeting followed.
The Plank Road Club met at Mrs. Murray Raymond’s home in Plank Road R D 2. Guest speaker Mrs. John Westley missionary from Africa spoke on her work in Nigeria and showed slides. Plans for the annual Christmas party were set for December 7 at the Dutch Pantry in Clymer.
YMCA Women's auxiliary met at the YMCA with Mrs. Helen Davison in charge. Devotions by Mrs. Leland Johnston focused on Thanksgiving. Christmas bazaar chairwoman Mrs. L C Nichols reported income and expenses, noting a net gain of 1200 dollars and an auxiliary vote of 519.87 for three major YMCA repair bills. Helen Johnson led the hospitality committee.
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. A Bruce Smith returning from Mayo Clinic Rochester after Mrs. Smith's major surgery last August. An open house belated wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs Vern Chelton at R D 1 County Line will be hosted by Ethel Chelton and the Cheltons. Mrs Chelton was formerly Mrs L Jackson of North East. Sgt John Costello has returned from Germany after Army service. he is at his parents home with sister Mary Ann Costello. Sherry Ott announces a Rainbow Girls meeting at 7 30 PM at the Masonic Temple. The Stanford Hose Company Thanksgiving Eve ball runs 10 PM to 2 AM at the Moose Lodge. Birthday greetings go to Ruth Ann Grice and Timothy McMichael. Wanda Lee Henry expected from Garrettsville for Thanksgiving with her parents. Apology issued for a misdated Corry Republican Women luncheon set for December 6 at Hotel Corry. reservations required. YMCA secretary Richard Dittman announces a junior high dance with The Emblems, 50 cents, 8 to 10 PM. Past Grand Club meets Tuesday 8 PM at Merlill O Lillie’s home. chairwoman Ora Loveland asks attendance. A household tip suggests glazing open fruit pies with melted jelly.
Sixth grade students at Spring Creek Township School presented a Thanksgiving program for the whole school. The event was planned and presented by Mrs. Virgil Tubbs with special guests Mrs. Randall McCray, Mrs. Paul Mitchell, and Mrs. Renzel Phillips attending.
A combined meeting of Epsilon Phi Chapter and Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was hosted by Mrs. Thomas Pierotti at Hillcrest Drive. Guest speaker Mrs. S. E. Anderson shared experiences from Europe and displayed souvenirs and photographs. Proceeds from a skating party funded the David Migliaccio Fund. treasurer notes a profit of 137.45.
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