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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1962
Page
3
Readable text lacks coherent details. the fragment hints at a date around January but provides no identifiable people, places, or events to summarize into a proper news item.
Report notes scattered APS nearby with alarms triggered after exposure and a nearby incident at Poten. No further details available.
The Corry Bridge Association met in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home for a four table Howell game last evening. The average score was 42 with winners including Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Treat of Union City at 53 percent and others: Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly 53, Mr. and Mrs. Vee Lindsey 45, and Mr. and Mrs. George Michael of Union City 43. The next session will feature the monthly Master Point game.
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary members attend the Northwestern District Conference of Hospital Auxiliaries in Erie at St. John's Lutheran Center hosted by St Vincent's Hospital Auxiliary. Dr James D Weaver spoke on Rehabilitation and the Erie area rehab programs including the Veterans Hospital. Mayor Charles B Williamson gave a welcome, a luncheon was served, and a guided hospital tour concluded the day.
The Geneva Circle of First Presbyterian met at Mrs. John Minor’s Union street home with 12 members and two guests. Mrs. Lloyd Shawver chaired, prayers and devotions led by Mrs. J. Donald Watson, and plans noted for family dinner October 1 and rummage sale October 19 20. Next gathering set for November 12 at Mrs. Clarence Wallace’s home.
Corry area PTA Council held a dinner meeting at Conelway School hosted by Conelway PTA members. District officers from Union City Meadville Sharon Erie and Oil City attended. The Saints from Corry Area High School performed as guests. Harold Wolfe led the session with Thomas Shupe giving the welcoming address.
District Deputy Grand Master Paul Peard and Clem ent Lodge of Union City installed Jonathan Lodge No 15 Odd Fellows Corry officers. Named were Paul J. Crowell noble grand Clarence Cox vice grand and other officers with George Marquard as pianist and Erie visitors from Mount Tabor Lodge attending. A lunch followed and a degree conferral was announced for Saturday evening.
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Donnell Osborne of Waterford yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital A son born to Mr and Mrs Roy Titch Jr Corry R D 8 Corry yesterday A son born to Mr and Mrs Darrell Kysor Union City yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital A daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital last evening to Mr and Mrs Harry Sperry of 309 East Smith Street
The Covenant Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at the Wayne street residence of Mrs Morgan Beverly with Mrs Robert Ott Sr as cohostess. dessert was served at 1 30 on a Halloween themed setup.
The Carter Hill Community Ladies Aid discussed a bake sale to be held tomorrow at the Sears store starting 9 30 a m. Homemade bread rolls cakes pies and cookies are the featured items with Mrs G R Eid, chairwoman, in charge. An all day meeting at the Community House featured a noon dinner, and plans were made for a Thanksgiving dinner for members and families. The next all day session is set for November 14 at the Community House.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church held a Monday evening program on Asia. Mrs. James Willis opened with devotions on Soul Winning. Mrs. H. W. Park presided over the business session as plans were announced for World Week of Prayer and Self-denial and an upcoming study course on The Rim of Asia starting October 20.
Mrs. Alan Cornish and others attended as the Martha Circle, with Mrs. MacGregor as chairman, served a buffet lunch after the program. Asiatic decorations filled the room while Mrs. Boyd Berrett sang and Mrs. Russell Clark performed Okinawan songs. Mrs. Carl Swanson led centennial dinner decorations for October 7 with small decorative gourds and cornucopias for tables.
A group of eleven boys and girls surprised Jenine Loveland at her East Main street home to mark her sixteenth birthday. A hayride preceded return to the Loveland residence for pizza soft drinks a decorated cake and ice cream as gifts poured in from friends including John Roach Thomas Flowers Arthur Hotchkiss Jack Methyl and Dennis.
The Wheelock Ladies Aid met at Mrs Wallace Mick's home for its final all day session of the year with future evening meetings. President Mrs Leland Crosscut led a brief business period after a noon dinner and devotions by Mrs Raymond Hamilton. The group worked on decorative pillows and an Afghan and signed a card for ill Mrs Frank Harvey. Merle Williams will host the next meeting October 4 at her RD 4 home.
Connie Crowell and Judi Caraoall joined Barbara Radecki Cynthia Buesink and Linda Turben as Mrs Loveland hosted with Miss Turben assisting for the afternoon gathering.
A stork shower honoring Mrs Robert Shreve of Mott Street was hosted by Mrs Robert Haner on Chestnut Street. Twenty guests attended with games and prizes. refreshments were served by Patricia Kinney and Judy Powers. Out of town guests came from Ripley Meadville Jamestown Columbus and Elzin. The special award went to Mrs Betty Smith.
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