Corry Column Fragment Sparks Unclear Local Reference
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Corry and Columbus with scattered letters and numbers, unclear event or person names, leaving the public record unreadable for a coherent summary.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1973
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Corry and Columbus with scattered letters and numbers, unclear event or person names, leaving the public record unreadable for a coherent summary.
Mr and Mrs Donald Engle of Columbus vacationed in Michigan and Canada visiting Sault Ste Marie and Nipissing Lake fishing. Corry PTA plans first fall meeting with Elmer Myers speaker and new teachers introduced. Also covered are Girl Scout move, 80th birthday open house in Elgin, bowling league, cemetery pie social postponement, birthday calendar orders, Navy Mothers gathering, school panel discussion, Wright School ice cream social, and Wright students selling tickets with fish pond activity.
The Ladie Fellowship of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs Bernice Marsh home in Cutting with 21 members and one guest. The group sang led by Miss Aurelia Cosma and Ruth Hickle at the piano. Devotions by Mrs Murray Raymond focused on Gods Creation. Mrs Morence Linendell led the business meeting. Plans were made to attend Hebrew Mission Camp in Ohio on the 18th. Other notices include Corry-Ettes parade plans, Carter Hill Road Gang meeting, Friends of the Library meeting, Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary picnic, and kitchen storage tip.
Mr and Mrs John Lutz announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Ann Lutz to Dennis Richard Hibar of Charleroi Pa He is the son of Mrs Edward Reynolds of Charleroi and Richard Hibar of Bristol Pa Miss Lutz a 1971 Corry Area High School graduate attends Temple University Philadelphia The prospective groom is also a 1971 Charleroi Area High School graduate and attended Temple University He serves with the United States Army Security Agency and attends the Defense Language Institute Monterey Calif A definite wedding date has not been set
Two celebrations over the weekend honored four year old Troy Boerst. An afternoon party at his parents home featured a Flintstones theme and many gifts. A family dinner the next day in Clymer included out of town relatives.
Miss Carol Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs John Cole of 1249 North Center Street earned a master’s degree in educational psychology at Temple University Philadelphia. A 1965 Corry Area High School and 1969 University of Pittsburgh graduate she works at Horizon House at Pennsylvania Hospital. Reunion set for August 25 at the same venue.
The Joy family reunion gathered 39 relatives from New Wilmington North East Erie Corry and Clymer at Mead Park Nichols Lodge. After a picnic dinner a business meeting elected officers for the coming year with Milton Morris named president and Mrs.inp
The Oh Community Club holds its fall season opener at 7 15 p m in the Clymer Community Building with a tureen dinner. Benjamin Te Winkle will chair and a nominating committee led by Philip McCray will present a slate of officers for election. Roger Hammer will present slides of Portugal as the program feature.
Members and guests at the Curry Bridge Association enjoyed a seven table Mitchell session last evening at the Corry Motor Inn. The event produced top results with North and South Ted Dodds and Mrs J Fred Kinley scoring 108 percent. East and West winners were Mrs Robert Davidson and Mrs Lloyd Stow. The regular game is set for next Wednesday at 7 00 pm at the Motor Inn with all local players invited and reservations via John Pierce.
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