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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1973
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions farmers, milk, marketing, and a night scene with a person atop a structure. Names and clear events are unreadable, leaving a partial impression of agricultural topics and local activity with no coherent narrative or dates.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Loveland of Marion Street and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rozelle of East Main Street returned from a weeklong trip through New England. They visited Manchester New Hampshire Barre and Burlington Vermont toured a granite quarry crossed Lake Champlain to Port Kent New York Ausable Chasm Lake George Saratoga Springs and Howe Caverns before staying with Rozelle relatives in Binghamton. Reports describe stunning autumn colors and scenic lakes. The rest of the item covers local club meetings including Women’s Relief Corps sessions in Corry Grange Hall and notes from hospital auxiliaries, choir selection for Elizabethtown College, Dorcas Class activities at First United Methodist Church, a Bobby Darling fund benefit dance, St Thomas School and church organization activities, bake sales, holiday plans, and staff farewells at Corry Jamestown Corporation with upcoming community events and a quote from Booker T. Washington.
Conelway School hosts its PTA fall festival tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. General chairwoman is Mrs. Virgil Hall with cochairwoman Mrs. Vernon Culver. Attendees will enjoy a cake walk, white elephant sale, plant corner, baked goods, refreshments, games, crafts stalls, and a rummage sale led by Mrs. Arden Earll and Mrs. Oakley Terrill.
St Elizabeth's Guild met in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge with Rev Carl Lippert opening the session. A donation to the United Fund was approved. Reports were given, one member reinstated, and members urged to visit shut ins. Mrs Patrick Rynd chaired bake sale report. Mrs Edward Giacoma reported on a skating party for catechism students at Canadohta Lake. Mrs William Kurelowech announced plans for a welcoming reception.
The Catholic Daughters of America court conception No. 35 held its annual past grand regents dinner at the Corry Motor Inn with 57 members and guests. Rev. Cyril Cooper Rev. John Lucas and Mrs. Dolores Longnecker attended, chrysanthemums decorated tables, and a cor sage presented to each past grand regent. The October hospitality committee led dinner and entertainment. plans for a November business meeting and a public reception for Rev Lippert were announced with invitations sent to area professionals. A fundraising white elephant sale and rummage activities complemented the evening.
Members of Corry Grange met in the hall on Park street with John Decker in charge. John Moravek was elected assistant steward. Laurin Hill installed the new officers with his staff. Guests came from Elk Creek Cloverleaf and East Springfield granges. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is November 5 and members are asked to bring pumpkin pie or doughnuts.
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