College Women's Club Installs New Officers
The College Women's Club installation dinner at the Corry Motor Inn featured a detailed account of the Peace Corps by Helen Downs of West Congress Street who just returned after two years on St. Vincent Island. New officers for the year are Rhonda Gemellas president Kathleen Head vice president Leanna Linski secretary and Lou Malser treasurer. Guests included Jeanne Cole and Grace Merry. New members introduced were Jane Peiffer LuAnn Peiffer Doris Bailey and Celeste Sexauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women's Club
Corry Motor Inn
United States Peace Corps
Helen Downs
West Congress Street
Peace Corps
St. Vincent Island
Caribbean
Rhonda Gemellas
Kathleen Head
William
Leanna) Linski
Lou
Sue Rainie Guest Of Deborah Circle
Mrs. Henry Fosburgh hosted the Deborah Circle of the First United Methodist Church at Maple avenue for 16 members and two guests. Ruth Dabistrand opened the session. devotions by Mrs. J Earle Bliley on The Touch of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fosburgh
Maple Avenue
Deborah
First United Methodist Church
Ruth Dabistrand
J. Earle Bliley
Jesus
Mark
Dale Hammerlee
Crystal Cole
Michael Yoakum
Frank Ross
Africa
William Helmintoller
Sue Rainie
Netherlands
Antonie Knigge
Miss Dahlstrand
East Main Street
Community notices and club dinners fill Corry area calendar
Hospitality hosts for Women's Relief Corps meet at Corry Grange Hall on Park Street. Birthday honored for Anna Babcock. Eva Dundon presides as next all day session planned for October 17. Salvation Army chaplain Lt LeRoy Lyle to attend Corry Area Golden Age Club lunch at YMCA. Harbor Half Community Aid harvest dinner set for Sunday. Columbus Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary to plan a November 11 card party. Elizabeth Circle of First United Methodist Church held meeting at William Dahl home with devotion on Colors. Carter Hill Community Aid hosts lunch at Lottsville, and Corry Grange meets Monday at 8:30 with sandwich refreshments. Wheelock Community Aid luncheon at Wallace Mick’s home. Cater Hill Road Gang meets Tuesday with Christmas novelty planning. Howard Munsee hospital note in Buffalo. Household tip on juicier chicken livers and Cervantes quote.
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Opal Pier
Bea Lillie
Etta Sargent
October
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Anna Babcock
Eva Dundon
LeRoy Lyle
Salvation Army
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
YMCA
Douglas
Nina) Rozelle Sr
Secret Sisters Honor Members at Liberty Street Meeting
The Secret Sisters Birthday Club gathered at Mrs. Sam Schroter's Liberty Street home. Birthday honorees were Mrs. Schroter and Mrs. Alice Mackey with gifts and club funds. Special awards went to Mrs. John Schroter, Mrs. Paul McDonald, Mrs. Sam Schroter, Mrs. James Palmer, and Mrs. Mackey. Attendance included Mrs. Troy Hanson, Mrs. Roy Palmer, Mrs. Arthur Bolan, Mrs. Arthur Carlson, and Mrs. Thomas Brady. Refreshments were served and the secret sisters will be revealed at the November meeting hosted by Mrs. Roy Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Sisters
Sam Schroter
Liberty Street
Schroter
Alice Mackey
John Schroter
Paul McDonald
James Palmer
Mackey
Troy Hanson
Roy. Palmer
Arthur Bolan
Arthur Carlson
Thomas Brady
Roy Palmer
R.D. 4
Corry
Open House Set At St Elizabeth Parish Center
The new St Elizabeth Parish Center at 33 West Pleasant Street will host an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 PM. The event welcomes everyone in the community for a social time and refreshments, said Parish Council president Jack Armitage.
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St. Elizabeth Parish
West Pleasant Street
Jack Armitage
Concord School PTA Council Dinner At Concord School
Concord School hosts the Corry Area PTA Council dinner with flag salute by Harriet Schweigert, devotions by Marjorie Steffen, and business by Hilda Hammond. Reports cover Spring Creek Columbus Concord Wright Sparta units, newsletters replacing meetings, and fall festival plans. 75th anniversary noted. Next council dinner December 4 at Columbus school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
PTA Council
Concord
Harriet Schweigert
Marjorie Steffen
Hilda Hammond
Spring Creek
Columbus
ALC
Fox Western Tack Shop
Wright Pta
Sparta Pta
Hammond
Gerald Bensink
Betty Reed
Frank Smith
Betty Jewel
Henry
Donna) Pondel
Sally Shreffler
Richard Dunkle
Hedy Johnston
James Howard
PTA
Thelma Curtis
Sharon Fralick
Renee Patterson
Columbus School
Fete Crystal Cole At Bridal Event
Miss Crystal Cole bride elect of Michael Yoakum was honored at a four miscellaneous bridal shower at Mars home. Guests received prizes and a special award went to Mrs. Dale Hammerlee. Pink and blue decor, cake, salad and desserts featured. Several named guests attended including Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. Hammerlee, with many other family friends listed. The couple plan to wed tomorrow at First United Methodist Church with Yoakum serving as youth director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Cole
Michael Yoakum
Mars
Frank
Idabette
Greg Marsh
Leroy Peck
Henry Fosburgh
James Wells
Bryan Stowe
Hubert Vaughn
Jerry Hoyt
Irvin Young
Edmund Barr
Marge Crowell
Joan Cole
Clymer
Paul Meerdink
Frank McKnight
Ed Curry
Elwin Fuller
David Johnson
Roger Ottaway
Earle Bliley
Bonnie Gordon
George Gordon
Robert Marsh
Frank Sturgis
Reed Hurst
Philip Knoll
Leon Cole
Yoakum
First United Methodist Church
Miss Cole
Cindy Lou Smith Engaged To Marry Daniel Lunger
Cindy Lou Smith and Daniel Frederick Lunger announce their engagement and forthcoming wedding. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs Sidney Smith of 6 Marion Street and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Lunger of Wattsburg RD J. The ceremony will be October 1 at Faith Church with Rev Joseph Kanzlemar officiating. Miss Smith is a 1974 Corry Area High School graduate and works at GC Murphy Company Route 6 Plaza. Mr Lunger is a Seneca High School graduate of 1974 and is employed at Corry Foam Products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney & Smith
Marion Street
Cindy Lou Smith
Daniel Frederick Lunger
Frederick C. Lunger
RD. J
Wattsburg
Faith Church
Joseph Kanzlemar
Miss Smith
Corry, Area
Gc, Murphy Company
Carol Miller Bride Of T J Helman In Harrisburg
The wedding of Miss Carol R Miller and Thomas J Helman both of Harrisburg took place in September at the Salvation Army Citadel Harrisburg The bride daughter of Major James W Miller of Rochester NY formerly of Harrisburg and Corry The bridegroom son of Mr and Mrs Carl Helman of Harrisburg The former Miss Miller was given in marriage by her father who officiated with Rev Anthony Rigoli The Sparkettes and other attendants highlighted the ceremony The couple will reside in Harrisburg where they are employed
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Carol R. Miller
Thomas J. Helman
Harrisburg
Salvation Army Citadel
Salvation Army
James W. Miller
Rochester
N.Y
Corry
Ruby Miller
West Park Place
Merle Miller
Carl Helman
Miss Miller
Carol Helman
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Bertha McMichael
Kathleen Head, Downs
William Linski
Helen William Master Jr
McMichael
College Women’s Club
Deborah Circle
Birdie
Harbor Half Community Aid
Harbor Half Community House
John
Becky) Payer
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary
George
Veronica) Sayko
Mrs. Dahl
Elizabeth
William Dahl
Verna Foster
Donna) Stockton
Bruce
Esther) Moore
Lottsville
Carter Hill
Corry Grange
Grange Hall
John Decker
Roger
Janet) Follett
Follett Road
R.D
Cater Hill Road Gang
Home Extension Group
Gail
Gloria) Davis
Howard Munsee
Bear Lake
Munsee
Roswell Park Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Buffalo, N.Y
Miguel de Cervantes
West Washington Street
Concord School
Fete Crystal Cole
Venture Inn
Daniel Lunger
Carol Miller
T.J. Helman
Norma Craker
Sparkettes
Norma. Craker
Miss Craker
Mark Donoghue
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Sue Comitz
Mead Park
Corry Memorial Hospital
Larry Sheehan
Sherman, Bie
Sheehan
Jean Utege
San Juan
P.R
Puerto Rico
Humacao
Paris Nichols
Kim Wilde
Jackie Taylor
Becky VanTassel
Lori Way
Jeannie Comitz
Kathy Sander
Sue Kornikoski
Wendy Barbalaci
Michael Comitz
Michael Bartley
Thomas Helman
Porterhouse Steaks
U.S.D.A
Columbus Packing Company
Columbus Lottsville Road
RCAS
enaMilla Selvere Mk
RCA
Rubin
Meerhoff
N. Center St
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