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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1973
Page
5
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Miss Jan Curtis, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Curtis of Columbus R D 1, was named October Girl of the Month by the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club at a National Business Women's Week observance. She is a Corry Area High School senior active in National Honor Society, senior class treasurer, Methodist Youth Fellowship vice president, and member of The Voices of Love. Curtis plans art studies at Ivy College of Art in Pittsburgh. The dinner featured speaker Atty Philip Hopkins on the status of women from a legal standpoint.
Miss Cathers the bride-elect of Gary Counasse was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Weis, Mrs. Stephen Weis and Mrs. John Weis. Prizes went to Karen White and others. special award to Mrs. Duane Myers. Guests included local residents and out-of-town attendees. A second shower was held at Tisuville hosted by Mrs. Howard Warner and Mrs. Robert Ewing with 13 guests. more gifts noted.
Miss Alma Lindstrom recently received the associate in specialized business degree in medical secretarial from Erie Business Center. She is employed by Dr. Dongsoon Yang as a medical secretary and is a Corry Area High School graduate from 1971. She served on the Center open house steering committee orientation and field trips. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lindstrom of R D J Corry.
The Corry Area Golden Age Club celebrated October birthdays for Mrs. Nora Brady Mrs. Anna Kovach Mrs. Vi Dearing and Mrs. Hannah Murphy with Rev Patrick A L Maier serving as chaplain. New members Mrs. Miriam Price and Glenn Bailey joined.
An open house and reception honoring Mr and Mrs Edward Dorothy Lewis takes place at their Elgin home Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. hosted by their children in observance of their 25th wedding anniversary. Relatives neighbors and friends are invited.
The Youth in Politics group, newly formed, engaged in decorating, painting and hanging posters at the Dem headquarters on North Center street and canvassing door to door with election literature. New officers are Michael Saxton president, Dorothy Baressi vice president, and Cathy Sekerak treasurer. A hayride is planned for next Tuesday evening and local youths aged 14 to 19 are invited to join.
Forty three members and two guests of the Good Samaritan Class at First United Methodist Church enjoyed a buffet at the Corry Motor Inn. Edward Rossbacher gave the devotion. Samuel Antrim led the business session and introduced guests Mr. and Mrs. David Shiel of Erie, who spoke on Stairways and mental health awareness. Next meeting November 28 at the parsonage. Clinton's Discount hosts a Corry Federation of China Painters show November 1–2 with a pitcher vase prize by Anna Welch. Corry Junior Grange Halloween party November 1? on Park Street. bring donuts and a prospective member. Friends Aid met at Mrs. Warren Johnson’s home. new prayer partners named. next meeting November 27 with turreen supper at 6:30 p.m. Girl Scout Halloween party tomorrow at Elks Lodge. adults to enter with children. party ends about 10 p.m. Mrs. William Rose Kingsley of 502 West Church Street admitted to Hamot Medical Center for surgery.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Apps of 707 Grand Street observed their 40th wedding anniversary on October 14. They will be honored at an open house and reception this Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home of their son Rexford Apps and daughter-in-law Janet Apps of 411 East Pleasant Street.
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