Community Notices and Family News From Corry
Families visiting Corry for a two week stay include Dr and Mrs John Roosenberg and their 4 month old son John I from San Bernardino California guests of Anna Marie Roosenberg’s parents Mr and Mrs Carl Eastman In Corry Pennsylvania they plan trips to Berrien Springs Michigan and Washington DC where John will start a hospital internship Local clubs meet this evening including the Corry and Union City Area Writer's Club at 8 o'clock hosted by Mrs L Richard Fuller Special speaker Mrs Clarence A Eugenie Smith of Erie is a noted author and civic leader PTA Smorgasbord ticket winners Anita Curtis Bradley Crawford Andy Dodd Robert Benson PTA president and committees extend thanks to all contributors Tenth Grade Tri- Hi Y Club meets at 7 at the YMCA Collect candy sale money for the candy bar sale and return funds Anniversary wishes go to Mr and Mrs Richard Smith on their 25th wedding anniversary St Thomas Women's Organization meets at 8 in St Thomas School auditorium Corry Coin Club meets 7:30 at the Moose Lodge with a coin show report and refreshments A Bobby Darling fund quilt donated by the Ben Stewart Sewing Circle will be awarded at the Concerned Homeowners Association meeting tomorrow at 7 20 at 69 Airport Road Seventh Grade Tri- Hi Y Club meets at 7 at the YMCA Dinner and social notices end with Quote of the day The people are the only sovereigns of any country Robert Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Anna Marie) Roosenberg
John I
San Bernardino
Calif
Anna Marie
Carl
Stefa) Eastman
Stewart Road
R.D. 1
Corry
Berrien Springs
Mich
Adrian
Ida) Roosenberg
Micheal
Andrews University
Michigan
Washington, D.C
Washington Hospital
Union City Area
L. Richard
Ann) Fuller
Wayne Street
Bobby Darling
Ben Stewart Sewing Circle
Concerned Homeowners Association
Charles
Polly) Munn
Airport Road
Kiwanians Hear of UF Campaign
Frank Smith vice president of McInnes Steel and co chair of the United Fund spoke at the Kiwanis weekly dinner at Corry Motor Inn about this year’s aim of $100000. He said the raise is needed because last year’s goal was not reached and inflation has raised costs. Seven agencies participate. Conelway School will host a Fall Festival Saturday from 11 am to 6 pm with a cake walk white elephants plant booth candy baked goods refreshments games sewing crafts rummage sale record corner and many door prizes. PTA president Mrs Arden Earll and co chairmen listed urged donations and asked volunteers to contact Mrs Virgil Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
McInnes Steel Company
Cochairman
United Fund
Kiwanis Club
Corry Motor Inn
Smith
Lyle Hotchkiss
Conelway School
PTA
Virgil
Jackie) Hall
Vernon
Elsie) Culver
Elmer
Mary) Wittmer
Noah
Dorothy) Schrock
Charles
Nancy) Puckly
Gaylord
Doris) Northrop
Ray
Betty) Mosher
Rae) Mosher
Rolland
Ann) Chase
Arthur
Mabel) Knapp
Bernard
Helen) Gluyna
Donald
Janet) Mitchell
Oakley
Charlotte) Terrill
Linda Confer
Gidget Gluyna
Max
Barb) Grenz
William
Linda) Hall
Craig
Judy) Hyer
Virgil Hall
Arden
Shirley) Earll
Corry Bridge Club Hosts Five Table HowellSession
Members and guests of the Corry Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club enjoyed a five table Howell session at the YMCA. The average was 54 with winners including Mrs Horto Davis and Mrs William Master Jr tied with Mrs James Cole and Mrs Charlotte Shanhan with 654s, and others scoring 64 2. A regular game is set for next Monday at 1 pm at the Y with reservations via Mrs Donald Hall at 664-2438.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
YMCA
Horton Davis
William Master Jr
James Cole
Charlotte Shanhan
T. H. Treat
Arthur Hansen
Union City
Richard Muckinhaupt
Robert Davidson
Louis Morrow
Raymond Sandburg
Thomas Cragg
Edward S. Thompson
Marnday
Donald Hall
October Meet For Mentor Club at McCray and Parker Home
The Mentor Club met Monday evening at 216 Fourth Avenue hosted by Misses Adele McCray and Neva Parker. President Mrs Robert MacGregor led a business session with ten members present and Lois Owens as a guest. Grace Jolley reviewed Chariot of The Gods by Erich Van Damken, a speculative space history questioning ancient astronauts and prehistoric sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele McCray
Neva Parker
Fourth Avenue
Robert
Nancy) MacGregor
Willis
Lois) Owens
Grace) Jolley
Erich van Damken
Earth
Andes
Bess Owen
Meeting notes reveal new Corry Jamestown buyer
Rev. Lila Anderson, a missionary, attended the meeting along with William Zaborski recently from Philadelphia. Zaborski is identified as the new buyer in the purchasing department of the Corry Jamestown Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Anderson
William Zaborski
Philadelphia
Corry Jamestown Corporation
International Gift Festival Opens Tomorrow at Beaverdam Church
The Beaverdam Mennonite Church hosts its annual International Gift Festival starting tomorrow at 11 a.m. through Thursday, with handmade items from Mexico, Korea, India, Bolivia, Africa, Jordan, and Appalachia. Cochairs Ruth Troyer and Anne Troyer invite all to shop. bake sale supports local expenses and a meat canning project for the needy. Located on Route 89, one-half mile north of Route 6 Corry Drive-In Theatre. For details contact Maynard Troyer at 665-2435.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Cochairmen
Clayton
Ruth) Troyer
Vernon
Anne) Troyer
Mexico
Korea
India
Bolivia
Africa
Jordan
Appalachia
Route
Corry Drive-In
Methodist Women Hold Session at Church Meeting
The United Methodist Women met at the church with president Mrs. Edmund Barr opening. Devotions on The Lord's Prayer were by Mrs. Leroy Peck with piano by Mrs. James Wells. Officers for the coming year were elected, and guests included speaker Mrs. Raleigh Harris of Erie who shared slides from Peru, Colombia, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hotchkiss
Carl Dahl
Barr
Robert Marsh
Frank McKnight
Dale Hammerlee
Meerdink
Samuel Antrim
Merle McIntyre
Leroy Peck
Virginia Messinger
Sunset Auxiliary
Earle Bliley
Reed Hurst
Ige Andrus Jr
Ruth Dahlstrand
Charles Correll
Marguerite Nichols
Vernon Gutz
Frank Anthony
Friends of the Library
Leland Johnston
Raleigh
Lorraine) Harris
Erie
South America
Peru
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Mary Beth Clark Engaged To Wed Frank E. Deyarmin
Rey and Mrs. John H. Clark of Mahaffey announce the engagement of Miss Mary Beth Clark to Frank E. Deyarmin of Patchinville. Clark is a 1973 Purchase Line High School graduate, employed at Kent Sports Wear Curwensville, and granddaughter of Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Corry. A November arch wedding is planned by the couple. Rev. Clark, the bride’s father, is a former Methodist pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Clark
Spartansburg
Centerville
United Methodist
Carter Hill Community Aid Hosts Meeting at Halfast Home
The Carter Hill Community Aid met at Mrs. Eva Halfast’s R D 3 Corry with nine members and one guest Cindy Johnston. Devotions by the hostess and a business session led by President Mrs. G. Glenn (Amy) Davis. The group planned donating 100 gifts for Erie County Home residents at Christmas and reported Elizabeth Circle members won the attendance plaque and made 40 lap robes for the home residents. The gift purchasing committee is named and future events noted, including a November 18 harvest dinner and November 14 session at Mrs. Boldt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
George
Rosemary) Baker
Thomas
Lois) Labowski
Arthur
Virginia) Boldt
Cutting Community Church
Boldt
B.D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha McMichael
Conelway
Elmer Wittmer
Noah Schrock
Charles Puckly
Gaylord Northrop
Ray Mosher
Charles Mosher
McMichael
Birdie
Columbus School
Anita Curtis
Bradley Crawford
Andy Dodd
Robert Benson
Hazel) Coleman
Richard
Florence) Smith
R.D. J. Corry
St. Thomas Women's Organization
St. Thomas School
James
Phyllis) Maloney
The
Corry Coin Club
Moose Lodge
Jeff
Mary Lee) Heacox
Walter
Penny) Mitchell
Robert Owen
UF Campaign
C. J. Peterson and Son Plumbing
Pes
Maynard Troyer
Clayton Troyer
Vernon Troyer
Mary Beth Clark
Frank E. Deyarmin
Mrs. Eva Halfast
Fellowship Hall
Elizabeth Circle
Savings G Loan Association
North Center Street
Setile
Corry, Pa
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