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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1974
Page
5
Second grade students at Columbus Elementary held a fall fair with displays of vegetables fruit and plants. Winners included Robert Craker best beet Todd Gincott best cucumbers Timothy Stroup best tomatoes and carrots and Daniel Rowland best pepper.
President Ford will travel to Philadelphia on Thursday evening to participate in the Continental Congress centennial events. A White House official says he will return to Washington the same night and is not expected to comment on amnesty for draft dodgers while there. The 1776 Continental Congress met in Philadelphia to declare independence.
Regina Lynn Kusiak and Larry Alan Mitchell wed at St. Teresa's Church Union City in a noon ceremony officiated by Rev. Charles Skinner. Attendants wore coordinated gowns, the reception followed in the church auditorium, and the couple plans to reside on R.D. 4 Union City after a wedding trip.
China Painters schedule eighth annual show and convention by Pennsylvania Federation of China Painters at Peek'n Peak weekend September 20th through the band. Demonstrations by instructors from Illinois Ohio Texas Michigan New York and Pennsylvania. Mrs Norman Swart of Corry RD 2 is general chairman and will be sued by Mrs Mildred Seider of Columbus.
The Women of the Moose held their annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Galen Mor timer of R.D. rand. A tureen dinner was served to members and guests including members of the Loyal Order of Moose.
Mrs Mortimer hosted a birthday observance for Mrs Robert Leah Shettler. Beverages were furnished by attendees and a beautiful decorated cake marked the occasion. Forty five members and guests enjoyed a social evening with visiting and fellowship.
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