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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1974

Page

5

Open House Honors Elgin Couple Marvin McCray 40th

An open house and reception will honor Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McCray of Elgin for their 40th wedding anniversary. The event is Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Elgin Beaverdam Firehall. Hosts are their children Robert McCray Clark McCray Sandy McCray Gary Campbell Wilma Jean Campbell Frederick Campbell William Swarm and Donna Swarm.

Marvin McCray Elgin Beaverdam Firehall Marvin Evelyn) McCray Elgin Robert McCray Clark Sandy) McCray Gary Marilyn) McCray Frederick Wilma Jean) Campbell William Donna Swarm Avson, David James Hillcrest Hospital Gary Evans Cleveland Heights Ohio Evans Beverly Habink Henry Habink Clymer Glen Evans Cutting

Miss Mary Grace Hornell Named Operations Officer at First National Bank

In Fort Worth Texas Miss Mary Grace Hornell daughter of Mrs Bernice Hornell of Mansfield and a Corry native has been promoted to operations officer and assistant vice president at First National Bank of Fort Worth. Hornell joined the bank in 1961, spent 1970 at Southwestern State Bankcard Association, returned in 1973 as operations officer and manager of the proof and transit department. Her career includes banking affiliations and a Mansfield High School education.

Mary Grace Hornell Forth Worth Texas Bernice Hornell Mansfield Corry First National Bank of Leora Teed Snyder Circle Wayne Jaggs West Church Street Hornell First National Bank Southwestern State Bankcard Association First National Mansfield, Texas American Institute of Banking Bank Administration Institute The National Alliance of Businessmen American Business Woman's Association

Bridal Event For Charlene Shearer

A luncheon and bridal shower honored Miss Charlene Shearer bride elect of Brian J. Morris at the home of Mrs. Leonard Vogt with hostesses Mrs. George Baker and Miss Pam Baker. Guests included numerous relatives and friends. Miss Shearer and Mr. Morris plan to wed Saturday at the Mennonite Church in Beaverdam. The event featured games, prizes, and a decorated shower cake.

Charlene Shearer Brian J. Morris Leonard Catherine) Vogt George Rosemary) Baker Pam Baker Charles June) Shearer Andrew Frances) Sventek Durance Betty) Newhard Doris Harriger Pam Newhard Raymond Kay (Wither) Stafford Miss Shearer Mr. Morris Mennonite Church Beaverdam

Boats Discussed At Kiwanis Meet

David Anderson of Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co spoke at the Kiwanis Dinner. He explained the Union City plant history, its 20th anniversary this November, and production of boats from 12 to 81 feet. The firm, now four divisions, employs about 300 and tests boats and motors.

David Anderson Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company Union City Kiwanis Club Corry Motor Inn Anderson Donald Mitchell Jamestown N.Y Jeff Bettes Corry Rockwood International Richard Morrison Marine Technical United States MFG

Book Review At Mentor Club Meeting

Mrs. Hopert MacGregor hosted 15 Mentor Club members at her R D 3 home Monday. Mrs. Henderson led the business session as reports from the secretary treasurer and flower committee were heard. MacGregor gave a review of I Heard the Owl Call My Name by Margaret Craven about a priest among Indians in British Columbia. Dessert was served by MacGregor. Next meeting November 4 at Miss Helen Rowe’s Turnpike road home with an Evening of Poetry led by Mrs. Louise Rickers.

Hopert Nancy) MacGregor R.D Mentor Club Lios Henderson Flower Committee Helen Rowe Turnpike Road Wilbur Louise) Rickers

Saddle-ites Plan Halloween Party

The Saddle-ites 4-H Club met with President Donna Johnson in charge. Mary Dee Kasper led the flag salute and Vicki Shannon led the pledge. New members Kelly Roach Laura Roach Jennifer Roach Timmy Roach and John Roach were welcomed. Plans for Halloween activities were finalized with a party set for Saturday. Keeley Kibbey reported a fundraising project selling plaques at Chautauqua Mall on November 2nd. Teen leaders and older members will run the sale. Foxxi Miller will lead the next meeting on November 4th. Paul Orner owner of a Columbus feed mill will tour the mill and discuss grain use.

Donna Johnson Mary Dee Kasper Vicki Shannon Kelly Roach Laura Roach Jennifer Roach Timmy Roach John Roach Keeley Kibbey Chautauqua Foxxi Miller Paul Orner Columbus

Playground Association Harvest Supper to Aid Spring Creek Park

Spring Creek Playground Association hosts a harvest supper this Saturday at the local firehall with Mrs. Dorothy Donaldson as general chaircik. Committee members include Mrs. Mary Jane Lillie Mrs. Grace Barton and Mrs. Pauline Mulligan. Meals served 5 to 7 p.m. funds go to playground equipment for the new park. public invited. Also notes births at Hillcrest and Corry Memorial Hospital with local families named.

Spring Creek Gerald Mary Jane) Lillie Allen Grace) Barton Richard Pauline) Mulligan Barbara) Dunkle Deborah Mulligan

Moose Women Plan Activities and Awards Roundup

The Moose Women meet at the Moose Lodge with senior regent Mrs. Wilma Vanssens in charge. They vote a donation to the Moats family and announce rummage sale dates with collection details, an Ellwood City convocation, a green cap presentation for Gertrude McCray, a joint Loyal Order of Moose tureen dinner on October 31, and a Halloween party on October 25. Prizes go to Eileen Skiff and Etta Sargent. In Augusta Maine a Labor Department report shows Maine production workers earn $3.41 per hour, below New England states like Connecticut at $4.39.

the Moose Moose Lodge Alphonse Wilma) Vanssens Pittsburgh Sid Marian) Steuart Moats Charles Dorothy) VanTassel Mooseheart The Yanssens Ellwood City Gertrude McCray Order of the Moose Augusta Maine U.S. Department of Labor New England Connecticut

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