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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1975
Page
5
Fragments show discussions on public authorizations and permit actions. Notes reference raised funds, annual income allocations, and building work requirements. Names and places are unclear. the context suggests a municipal permit framework with financial and legal considerations.
Dennis Carlson has returned to studies at Ivy School of Professional Art in Pittsburgh after a two week vacation with parents Mr and Mrs Lauris Keppel. He is a 1975 Corry Area High School graduate starting his second Ivy quarter. Also, a story hour for preschoolers 3 4 and 5 begins next Thursday at Corry Public Library from 2 30 to 3 p.m. Registration is required by calling 664 7611. Hospital patient Clifford Caster of Brandenton formerly Corry is at Doctors Hospital Erie undergoing tests and may be hospitalized. his room is 3909. Columbus Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary schedules a Monday evening meeting with a potluck dinner. John Stockton presides. Open house for Mr and Mrs John Proper set for Sunday September 7 from 2 to 4 p.m. at 456 East South Street. Corry Area Historical Society meets September 7 30 p.m. at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with a color slides program by Frank Grice. Navy Mothers Club No 696 meets 8 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack McCoy. Women's Relief Corps meets at Corry Grange Hall for an all day session with a noon tureen dinner.
Terry and Sherry McQuiston, 1974 Corry Area High School graduates and daughters of Mr and Mrs Arthur McQuiston, have left Corry to pursue education in Buffalo New York. Terry’ll study fashion merchandising at Bryant and Stratton Business Institute starting September 29. Sherry will major in pharmacy at the University of New York at Buffalo.
Miss Joan Tracy Popovich engages to Lloyd B. Schrecengost Jr. of Meadville. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Popovich of Corry, the wedding is planned for November 1, 1975, at St. Thomas the Apostle Church. Both graduates of Mercyhurst College, they are employed in biology and business roles in Erie and Meadville.
The second annual reunion of Leon McCray descendants met at the Lindholm home as rain kept guests indoors. Twenty nine relatives attended a bountiful dinner and two marriages were announced, Susan Lindholm with Tom Boyd on July 5 1975 and Terry Crandall with Sharon McQueeney on August 16 1975. Louis Bunting was the oldest member and Ryah Peterson the youngest. Bill and Judy Greishaw traveled from Alexandria Virginia the farthest. The next gathering is set for the Crandall home on the first Sunday in August.
Alumni group meeting at St Thomas School auditorium outlined October 18 reunion planning for St Edward's and St Thomas. Dining room chair Winnie MarLett appointed for banquet preceding the dance. Ticket stubs and raffle money to St Thomas School. reservations via Brigham Cragg Wotus or Lutz. All former students invited, not only graduates.
Stephanie Gould was installed as worthy advisor at a Rainbow Girls ceremony at the Masonic Temple in Corry. Numerous officers and aides were installed with Sue Raine as worthy adviser and Marsha Michael assisting. Committees and guest book duties were announced, with Tricia Waterhouse presiding.
Corry Area Flower and Garden Club members competed in the annual Flower Show at Lander Pennsylvania. Shirley Daniels won first place copper cactus and second for red flame begonia. Joyce Bachemer took first for Florida nutmeg tree and an honorable mention for Variegated philodendron. Celesta Lindsey earned first for miniature dahlias and third place for miniature blossoms.
A long distance bridal shower honored Carol Cole of Philadelphia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cole of Corry. The party at Mrs. Ray Dennis’s home featured gifts for the bride to be, who will wed Oct. 4 in Kingston, N J.
A quick camp recipe for chicken with dill sauce. Marinate chicken parts in dill pickle liquid and mayo with onion and pepper, then grill over hot coals turning and basting for 40 to 45 minutes. Garnish with dill pickle slices and serve with corn tomato lettuce salad and cantaloupe. Makes 4-5 servings.
The Harbor Half Community Ladies Aid met at the Harbor Half Community House with 22 members and one guest, Mrs. Dolly Morris. Plans were made for the annual harvest dinner on October 9 at 1 p.m. and for a farm sale coffee, doughnuts, and pie next month. A new member, Mrs. Jeannine Bendiek, joined the group. A friendship quilt was begun for a member.
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