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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
5
Susan Millspaw Engaged to Gerald Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Millspaw announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Joan Millspaw to Gerald I. Anderson of Conneaut Ohio. Susan is a 1967 Corry Area High School graduate later earning a 1969 diploma from Erie Infants Home and Hospital and works in the nursery at Brown Memorial Hospital. Gerald is a Conneaut High School graduate of 1969 who studied at Electronic Technology Institute in Cleveland and works for The Pittsburgh and Conneaut Dock Company. A spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Millspaw
White Street
Susan Joan Millspaw
Gerald I. Anderson
Lois Anderson
Main Road
Conneaut
Ohio
Alfred Anderson
Corry Area High School
Erie Infants Home
Erie
Brown Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Conneaut High School
Electronic Technology Institute
Cleveland
Pittsburgh and Conneaut Dock Company
Cynthia Loveland Named BPW October Girl of the Month
Miss Cynthia Loveland a Corry Area High School senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Loveland East Street was chosen for outstanding scholarship leadership and citizenship She is president of the Student Council member of National Honor Society and bands plans Grove City College to study mathematics in fall 1972 The BPW program features Miss Ann Baressi presenting a Legislation program at the meeting in the Colonial Room Moose Lodge Wednesday at 7 30 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Loveland
Corry Area High School
Robert Loveland
East Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Moose Lodge
Loveland
American Field Service Club
Corry Area
Grove City College
Grove City
Ann Baressi
Epsilon Phi Group Meets In Erie
Members of the Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met in Erie at the home of Mrs. Fred Scherzer with Mrs. Richard Gambino as cohostess. Plans were discussed for the annual pledge dinner on November 2 at the Corry Motor Inn. New pledges are Mrs. Ronald Volk, Mrs. George Gibson, Mrs. Alan Van derWeele, Mrs. James Harrington, Mrs. John Stocks and Mrs. Paul Proskine. Wrapping paper is available through the Chapter, via Mrs. Richard Bova or any member. A doll house made by Richard Bova will be on display by November 15 at the National Bank of Corry and given as a project award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Erie
Fred Scherzer
Richard Gambino
Corry Motor Inn
Ronald Volk
George Gibson
Alan VanderWeele
James Harrington
John Stocks
Paul Proskine
Richard Bova
National Bank of Corry
Beauty Trade School Show highlights local attendees
The annual Beauty Trade School and Show at the Statler Hilton Hotel in Buffalo drew local participants including Mrs. Emery Albers of Spartansburg Miss Cindy Amoroso Corry Miss Marsha Kysor Lincolnville Mrs. Eleanor Gilmore West Middlesex Pa Ernest Klump Sharon and Miss Theresa Perry Grove City The event showcased renowned stylists demonstrating hair fashions wigs and wiglets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statler Hilton
Buffalo
N.Y
Emery
Ginny) Albers
Spartansburg
Cindy Amoroso
Corry
Marsha Kysor
Lincolnville
Eleanor Gilmore
West Middlesex
Ernest Klump
Sharon
Theresa Perry
Grove City
Fete John Coulters For Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Coulter of 604 West Church street celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary with a family party hosted by son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simmonson at 315 Lemon Street. Attending were children and spouses from Pittsburgh Corry and local families. they were married on October 22, 1924 and have seven children, 25 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. NEW COURSES LISTED Four new evening and Saturday courses at the Traphagen School of Fashion cover fashion and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Magmie) Coulter
West Church Street
Donald
Etta) Simmonson
Tom
Doug
Brian
Lemon Street
John P
Terry) Coulter
Diane
Jane
Donna
Kathy
Pittsburgh
Carmen
Maxine) Piceirillo
Ann Marie
Carmen Jr
Corry
Richard
Alice) Bogert
Leslie
Andy
Ruby
Edwin
Bradley
Harry
Marcella) Coulter
Merle
Marilyn) Coulter
Eric
New York
Traphagen
Birthday Honors For David Davis At Halloween Party
David Davis ten was honored at a family party held at his parents home Mr and Mrs Guy Davis 1240 White Street. A Halloween motif decorated cake marked the event as neighbors and relatives including Henry Davis Sr Earl Roberts Fred Daley and sons Freddie Mark Fullom and Nancy Fullom joined the celebration. David received several nice gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelli Wascak
Carl
Nancy) Wascak
Spring Creek
Kelli
David Davis
Guy
Shirley) Davis
White Street
Henry Davis Sr
Earl Roberts
Fred Daley
Freddie
Mark Fullom
Nancy Fullom
David
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Plans Projects For Season
The October meeting of the Carter Hill Community Ladies Aid discussed upcoming projects. Mary Morris was absent as chaplain. devotions were by Evelyn Owens and prayers led. Readings by G. Glenn Davis, Nettie Lindberg, and Lois Labowski. November meeting will be a family dinner with location announced later. Hostess Mrs. Frank Puckly Jr. served salad and dessert. tickets 50 cents each or three for $1 from chairwoman Mrs. Bova or any member. Plans include hot chocolate sales for Mead Park ice skaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Lois Labowski
Bova
Mead Park
Bachofner Receives Knights of Columbus Knight of the Month
Raymond L. Bachofner of 318 East South Street is named Knight of the Month by Corry Council No. 495 at its October meeting. The award honors 11 years of service, with prior roles including deputy grand knight and grand knight. Other officers installed include Frank Wascak as grand knight and Leo Heberlein as deputy grand knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wascak
Corry Knights of Columbus
Council No
Raymond L
Pat) Bachofner
East South Street
Knights of Columbus
Bachomer
Council
Albert J. Ohner
Knights of Columbus of
The
Erie
Leo Heberlein
John Miscik
Arthur McQuiston
Angelo Frisina
Marion Zaczkiewicz
Joseph Niedomys
Walter Sweet
Joseph Wojciechowski
Michael Lynch
Bernard Gluvna
John Burkhart
Paul Wascak
Robert Miller
Raymond Barber
East Erie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nang Air
Susan Millspaw
Gerald Anderson
D'Arcy Studio
Kibler
St. Elizabeth's Church Guild
Alfred Ficcardi
Edward Giacoma
United Fund
St. Thomas Women’s Organization
Salvation Army
Lou Hanna
Caroline Gorney
Cleve Morton
Robert Morton
Harry Pike
Josep
Colonial Room
Frank Karkoski Sr
Bertha McMichael
Birdie
Henry
Grace) Fosburgh
Maple Avenue
Alden
Lois Joan) Clapper
McKean, Pa
Fosburgh
Clapper
Mr. Fosburg
Robert
Jennie) Fosburgh
Lakeview, N.Y
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception
Wright School
PTA
Harry Nelson
Lyle Hotchkiss
Oscar Wilde
John Coulters
Carter Hill Aid
R.L. Bachofner
Knights of Columbus Award
Corry Council
Knights
Raymond Bachemer
McMichael
Wisconsin
Sultana Peanut Butter
A&p
West Smith
Animal
Jane Parkt
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
Corry, PA
Jpan AM
Cay
Rome
Paris
Lordon
Orient
Serta
Illinat Swanpayakes
Serta Dooler
Maiden Kane Inc
United States
Columbus
RGA Victor Color Television
Vor
Washington
Gavalina
Minar al Ba
Nurahiaya Tiaceasary
Jay
Mirien
Bat Orwear
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