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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1974
Page
3
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Members met Wednesday evening at the Crowells home with nineteen attendees and several new entrants including Dana Krepps Tom McCray Shelley Harvey and Jim Bailey. President Drew Furst led a discussion on several major topics of interest.
The Martha Circle of the First United Methodist Church met at Mrs. Irvin Young’s home with 15 members and two guests. Devotions on Hands of Our Savior were led by Mrs. William Rieck. Volunteers were sought for the Good News Club supper. stamps and coupons were to be saved for Meadville Home. memberships for the coming year were to be renewed. Mrs. Edmund Barr presented a program from Ive Got To Talk To Somebody God. A November 4 meeting was announced at Mrs. Richard Frye’s home. Kathleen Coleman was named distribution chair for first aid kit sales by Johnson and Johnson. Hayride planning members reported for October 19. The group discussed civic projects. President Furst will explore options. The next meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday.
Cody McKnight of Corry has a role in the first major theater production of the season at West Virginia Wesleyan College Buckhannon. Midsummer Night's Dream will be presented November 14 at 8 p.m. in Atkinson Auditorium.
The Beaverdam Mennonite Church hosted a farewell open house and reception for Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller of R D 3 Corry who retire from potato farming and move to Ohio. Over 250 guests from Indiana Ohio New York and Pennsylvania attended to reminisce on 37 years in the area. They received money toward a grandmother clock, with cohosting by local Mennonite and Wayne Valley United Methodist churches.
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its October meeting at Mrs. Roger Brown's home with cohostess Mrs. Horton Davis. Two guests Mrs. Nora Brady and Miss Louise Mount attended. Regent Mrs. J K Evans introduced the program and members shared bicentennial ancestry. Evans attended the Williamsport state conference this week.
Carol Ann Coons and Donald M. Bauer plan a November 2 wedding at Saron Lutheran Church Youngsville with Miss Coons a 1966 Youngsville Area High School graduate employed in Warren and Bauer a Corry Rubber employee. The notice also covers Club 39's October meeting at Sweden House Wesleyville with several attendees and details of the November harvest dinner at Union City. Also notes Vikingsholm dream castle at Lake Tahoe built by heiress Lora Knight and Swedish architect Lennart Palme.
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