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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1968
Page
5
Wrap Teeth But the G Room Ey Fell to Conch Veriously Free
The fragmentary note hints at a dental or room-related mishap with unclear subjects. Readability is limited, but the text suggests an event involving wrapping teeth and a room, followed by an ambiguous statement about freedom. No clear persons, organizations, or dates can be identified.
No-Bar Riding Club completes 20 mile trail ride dinner
Fifty five members and guests returned from a 20 mile trail ride to enjoy a boiled dinner and hot apple pie at 5 pm yesterday. Breakfast and lunch were served on the trail with trail boss D. J. Yettenburg coordinating. Food committee included Fay Woodard Doris Stockton Carl Johnson John Long Evelyn Neimeyer Jack Dundon and Albert Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yettenburg
Fay Woodard
Doris Stockton
Carl Johnson
John Long
Evelyn Neimeyer
Jack Dundon
Albert Fox
Wisconsin trip for Scheiners and family
Mr and Mrs James Scheiner and son Jay of 310 East South street depart for a business and pleasure visit to Wisconsin. They will go to Milwaukee to see Jean's mother Mrs J E Vaughn, then Jim to Wausau for Crestline meetings. Jean will fly to join him for muskellunge fishing near Saynor resort before returning next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
James
Jean) Scheiner
Jay
East South Street
Milwaukee
Jean
J. E. Vaughn
Jim
Wausau
Crestline
Pennsylvania
Corry
Saynor
Library adds new books at Corry Public Library
Corry patrons may pick up lists of new books including Black Power The Politics of Liberation in America by Stokely Carmichael The Transplanted Heart by Peter Hawthorne Know Your Antiques by Ralph Kovel Gipsy Moth Circles the and Hunter's Green by Phyllis Whitney and reference works like Encyclopedia of Chemistry edited by George Clark Anatomy of the Human Body Adult young adult and children’s book lists are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Public Library
America
Stokely Carmichael
Peter Hawthorne
Ralph Kovel
Hunter's Green
Phyllis Whitney
Besancon
George Clark
Memorial library donors and new books listed
Memorial books and donors are named for Tekla Easter Know Your Antiques and The Last Hero Lindberg among others. New titles include Mrs Appleyard and I Ellen Tebbits Corrie and the Yankees and Corduroy plus several more as list expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Tekla
Lillian Budd
John Hillburg
Ralph and
Terry Kovel
Homer Kolstee
Lindberg
Walter Ross
James E
Florence Laughlin
Mimi Levy
Zealey
Virginia Hamilton
Beverly Cleary
Caroline Crane
Jens Stearn
Turntown
Glenn Blough
David Conover
Misia Miles
Relief Corps Members Enjoy Tureen Dinner
The Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at Cor Ty Grange Hall on Park Street with 15 members present. A tureen dinner at noon was served by Mrs. Eva Dundon Mrs. Bertha Darwin and Mrs. Wesley Willis. The business session was conducted by Mrs. Willis president. A short program on Columbus Day and Autumn was presented by the patriotic instructor Mrs. Velma Long. Cards were sent to two members who are ill. The special award was won by Mrs. Joseph Gentilman. The next meeting is slated for October 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corty Grange Hall
Park Street
Eva Dundon
Bertha Darwin
Wesley Willis
Willis
Velma Long
Joseph Gentilman
Lydia Circle Meeting At First United Methodist Church
The Lydia Circle met Wednesday at Mrs. Bertha Wykoff home with Mrs. Willis Brown giving devotions on Gods Wonderful Promises. Mrs. John Ohrn chaired the session and a peanut butter and napkins drive for Ruth M. Smith Home was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First United Methodist Church
Bertha Wykoff
Willis Brown
John Ohrn
Earle Hasbrouck
Ruth M. Smith
Sheffield
Ora Loveland
Obrn
Charles Amy
Karen Sue Hicks Presented With Bridal Gifts
A bridal shower for Miss Karen Sue Hicks of Union City was held in the Garden Room at the VFW Post Home with Miss Linda Hajec and Miss Saral Hajec as hostesses. About 50 guests from Corry, Oil City, Edinboro, Union City and Erie attended and presented the bride-elect with gifts. She is to marry Ronald Hajec on October 12 at St Elizabeth's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sue Hicks
Union City
VFW Post
Linda Hajec
Saral Hajec
Corry
Oil City
Edinboro
Erie
Ronald Hajec
St. Elizabeth's Church
Tony Stec
Open House Fetes Claude Beckerinks At Dutch Village
An open house at the Dutch Village Restaurant in Clymer yesterday honored Claude and Esther Beckerink on their 50th wedding anniversary. About 250 guests from Jamestown to Busti attended 2 to 5 p.m. hosted by son in law Lawrence Watrous and daughter Winifred, with Coletta and Larry Watrous aiding. Receipts included many gifts, a purse of money, and flowers from grandchildren Coletta and Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Claude
Esther) Beckerink
Jamestown
Dunkirk
Tionesta
Corry
Sherman
Findley Lake
Brocton
Ashville
Frewaburg
Westfield
Columbus
Mayville
Busti
Lawrence
Winifred) Watrous
Coletta Watrous
Larry Watrous
Coletta
Larry
Beckerink
Gerald Boland
Everett Boland
Florence Bennink
Ruth Beckerink
Marlene Crosscut
Christine Boland
David Wilkingon
Harry Beckerink
Leonard Beckerink
Eldred Roush
Paul Shields
Nancy Weis 10 Honored At Birthday Party
A birthday party for Nancy Weis aged 10 was hosted by her parents in Solon with classmates and neighbors enjoying games prizes balloons refreshments and a decorated cake. Nancy received many gifts while attendees included Theresa Hand Kolaja Toy Hall and others. Jane Cathers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Weis
John Weis
Nancy
Theresa Hand
Theresa Kolaja
Lisa Toy
Beth Hall
Lori Gerzina
Kathy Walsh
Cindy ‘Apps
Judy Gluvan
Don Cossack Chorus to Perform Free Concert at Gannon
The Don Cossack Chorus and Dancers, pioneers in anti communism history, will give an 8 15 p m concert at Gannon College Auditorium Erie on October 11 as part of the cultural series. The program includes liturgical and folk songs dances and the Lezginka sword dance. The group consists of American citizens largely from White Russian émigré ranks, many who served in World War I. They travel about 50 000 miles yearly and have appeared in 65 countries across seven thousand performances. The concert is free of charge and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Platoff
Gannon College
Erie
Corry Area High School
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Cos| Sacks
Cos
Russia
Cos 1
United States
Canada
Platoff
Moscow
Te Chorus
Nicholas Kostrakoff
Don Cossack
Born to Chapin family at Meadville hospital
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Chapin at Meadville City Hospital on Saturday evening. The mother is former Sandra McCray, and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Merle L. McCray of RD 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald H. Chapin
Meadville City Hospital
Harold Loker Feted For Both Birthday
Harold Loker of Titusville was honored at Quiet Acres Nursing Home for his 85th birthday. Gifts, cards, money and cake with ice cream were shared by staff, residents and guests as his sons Fran cis Loker and Ivan Loker visited from Titusville and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Loker
W. Harold Loker
Titusville
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Mr. Loker
Loker
Francis Loker
Ivan Loker
Erie
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