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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1974

Page

5

International Gift Festival Set At Beaverdam Church

The annual festival runs Wednesday and Thursday at Beaverdam Mennonite Church one half mile north of the Corry Drive-In on Route 9. Chairmen Mrs. Vernon Troyer and Mrs. Maynard Troyer say the event features handmade gifts from many lands, with proceeds donated to needy artisans. Hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily with free refreshments and a bake sale.

Beaverdam Mennonite Church Vernon Ann) Troyer Maynard Dorothy) Troyer Corry Drive-In

Rainbow Girls Card Party At Elks Lodge Promotes Charity

Rainbow Girls hosted a Halloween card party at the Elks Lodge with corn stalks and pumpkins as decorations. Twenty nine card tables were in play. Judy Orton led musical entertainment on the organ. Prizes went to many members including Kathy Hasbrouck and Clara Hill, with special awards and a 50 50 drawing won by Barbara Wickwire. Donations supported Meals on Wheels through Candy Clark and Rainbow advisory leadership.

Rainbow Girls Elks Lodge Judy Orton Eastern Star Ladies Kathy Hasbrouck Clara Hill Charlotte Miller Ida Christensen Bernice Sickler Deanna Paulson Barb Walter Watus Harold Cobb Arthur Crowell Merrill McCray Homer Berkhaus Fred Lindstrom M.O. Baldwin James Walters Edna Bourwall Ethel Thompson Richard Craker Marge Nichols Barbara Wickwire National Bank of Corry The Corry Savings and Loan

Sorority Meets At Kitchen Village In October Session

Members of the Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met at Kitchen Village for the October session. In the president’s absence, treasurer Mrs. Frank Smith led the meeting. Reports praised a recent bake sale, and the group agreed to furnish Friday desserts for Meals on Wheels and pack a November Thanksgiving basket. A donation to the United Fund was approved.

Xi Beta Phi Beta.Sigma, Phi Sorority Kitchen Village Frank (Mamie) Smith United Fund Erie

Disciples Class of Nazarene Holds Year party

The Disciples Class of the Church of the Nazarene met at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Kent of Spring street for a party. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Gary Goodwill president Mrs David Craig vice president and Mrs Ronald Kent secretary treasurer. The next meeting December 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Middleton will be a Christmas party with gift exchange. Seventeen people attended with four guests and the teacher Mrs Edgar Spoon.

Church of the Nazarene Donald Pauline) Kent Spring Street Danald Bertha) Kaine William Hileen) Proctor Gary Janet) Goodwill David Carol) Craig Ronald Charyl) Middleton West Washington Street

Mrs. Moore Hosts Aid Session For Wayne Township

The Carter Hill Community Aid met at Bailey Hill road with Mrs. Bruce Esther Moore hosting. Ten members and three children attended as Mrs. G Glenn Davis led an hour of reports on collected Wayne Township items. Delegates were named to study schools churches and industry. Plans were made for the annual harvest home dinner at Cutting church on November 10 at 1 p.m. Mrs. Moore served a dessert lunch and Christmas giving was discussed.

Carter Hill Bruce Esther) Moore Bailey Hill Road G.glenn Davis Wayne Township Cutting Church

Circle Meets At McEldowney Home

Westminster Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Daniel McEldowney home. The group discussed the Book of Job with devotions by Mrs. Harold Wolfe, heard poetry readings, and prepared for a church luncheon November 6 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Dessert refreshments followed. Next meeting to be at Mrs. James Lewis home for November session.

Westminster Circle First Presbyterian Church Daniel Pat) McEldowney Mary Matson Harold Charlotte) Wolfe Corry Union City

Corry Area Clubs Plan Meetings and Events This Week

Local clubs announce meetings for the Corry Union City area including writers garden and golden age groups. Events cover a poetry book planning session, a flower show, harvest supper, a Catholic daughters day mass, a Spring Creek card party, and a white elephant sale plus Christmas bake sale and dinner. Details include dates times places and contact numbers for members and attendees.

Kim Upperman Crowned Clymer Tulip Princess

At a combined Clymer PTA and Community Club meeting Miss Kim Upperman was crowned Tulip Princess replacing Maureen Bennett who relinquished the crown. Upperman is the seventh grade daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Upperman of North Clymer and is a resident of the Clymer School District.

Clymer Pta Clymer Community Club Kim Upperman Clymer Maureen Bennett Clymer School Miss Upperman Kim Norman Upperman

Loomis Mark Humes Plan Late Summer Wedding

Miss Jeanne M Loomis and Mark Humes announce plans for a late summer wedding. The couple, both Clymer Central School graduates, include Loomis studying at Central City Business Institute in Syracuse and Humes employed at Oatka Vault in Clymer. The ceremony is set for 7:30 at the Grange Hall on Park Street with pumpkin pie or doughnuts for refreshments.

Jeanne Loomis Mark Humes Jeanne M. Loomis Shirley Loomis East Main Street Homer Loomis Jr Clymer Homer Humes Corry Loomis Humes Clymer Central School Central City Business Institute Syracuse Grange Hall Park Street Leo Pauline) Gates John Decker

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