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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1973
Page
5
A fragmented OCR snippet references a tribunal or hearing and mentions individuals such as Clelland, Gordon, and Thomas. It alludes to a district teachers meeting and a weekend event, with unclear dates and places.
David Schweigert was installed as the Kiwanis Club’s 50th president at the Corry Motor Inn during ladies night and installation ceremonies. Lt. Gov. David Newell of Oil City led the ceremony. Also honored were Lyle Watrous as first vice president and Donald J. Mitchell as second vice president, with directors Henry Hicks Rev J David Menchhofer Paul Campbell William E Miller and Embert Earle. Allan W Lilja of Erie shown slides from his Russia hospital visit. A Key Club chili dinner at the YMCA sponsored by Joseph Zielinski benefited the Darling fund. Schweigert will outline plans next week and assume meetings.
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met in the hospital conference room to plan a Christmas card party on November 28 at Venture Inn. Volunteers were recognized for hours of service, with Thelo Burlingame and Earle Bliley among those surpassing 100 hours. The vice president led the session as president Conrad Monroe resigned to move to Erie, and Donald Reed was elected the new president. The next meeting is set for November 5 at 8 p.m.
The Corry Area Garden Club met at Mrs. Celesta Lindsey's home at 310 East Main Street. Members plan gingham flower arrangements for sale later, with a field trip to Paschke's Main Farm near North East and a picnic at Mrs. Richard Daniels's Worth home. They discussed the November Christmas program, Mrs. Lindsey spoke on wild flowers, and they noted a web worm control study with a solution available at Agway.
October PTA Council meeting at Wright School is a tureen dinner with Mrs DeMatteo as guest speaker and attendance urged. Wayne Valley Church group held a session at the Lindbergs home with devotions and games. next session set for November 3 at Tanner residence. Jay-Ettes plan October 13 gathering at the Inn at the Peak with reservations due Friday. Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge installs new officers at IOOF Hall with a tureen dinner. Charlotte Gable will preside. Lutheran Women circles meet with Rachel Razelle, Rebecca Hayes, and Elizabeth Wharton hosting various times tomorrow. New marriage licenses issued in Erie County include Matteson and Hotchkiss. Magoon and Hart. Kelsey and Migdal.
A surprise bridal shower at 0'352 East Pleasant Street honored Miss Marsha Hammerlee, bride to be of Greg Marsh on October 13 at the First United Methodist Church. Cohostesses included Judy Barr Betsy Ringler and Marlene Walls with 22 guests. Prizes were awarded and a pink carnation given to the guest of honor.
Mr and Mrs John E. Ocker of Shippensburg announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Joanne Ocker to Eugene William Schurman son of Mr and Mrs Raymond J Schurman of Clymer The bride to be is a 1969 Shippensburg Area Senior High School graduate and a 1973 Penn State dairy science alum He is a 1968 Clymer Central School and 1970 Alfred Agricultural and Technical School graduate with a 1972 Cornell degree and is pursuing an MS in dairy science at Penn State A November wedding is planned.
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs David McCorrison of 454 East Pleasant Street. Mrs. McCorrison is the former Jean Petti.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Messina of Spartansburg announce the engagement of their daughter Theresa H Messina to Donald R Martin of Titusville son of the late Ralph Martin. Martin employed by Semac Lumber Spartansburg with no wedding date set. Canadian CBC reports surpassing 70 percent Canadian content in English and French TV schedules for the year to date.
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