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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1973
Page
3
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A farewell dinner at the Corry Motor Inn honored Joseph Hand who left Corry Jamestown Corporation after 23 years. Toastmaster was William Bud umbleton. Hand joined the company July 5, 1950, after Gannon College graduation, served two years in the military, and was promoted to purchasing agent on April 1, 1968.
A dinner party at Venture Inn honored Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cooper on their 26th wedding anniversary. Hosts were their son-in-law and daughter George and Kathleen McDaniel. Relatives from Salamanca and Corry area attended. cake was silver and white. An overseas congratulations came from a son-in-law serving in Germany.
The Phyllis Corbitt Circle of First United Methodist Church met at Mrs. Harvey Davis home with 12 members and four guests. Devotions by Mrs. Vernon Gutz focused on God Never Lets Us Alone. A green supper preceded next Monday’s general meeting in Fellowship Hall. New circles planned. speaker Mrs Millard Shreckengost will discuss Mount Echo Bible Institute in American Indians.
Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. John Pierce hosted a luncheon and bridge event on Thursday for the Women's Association of the Corry Country Club. Five tables played after lunch, with awards going to Mrs. Horton J. Davis, Mrs. Philip Zaleneck, Mrs. George Peck, and Miss Winifred Mertz. Guest day is set for September 20.
Mr and Mrs Henry Roden and family returned to St Petersburg Fla after a month with son James Roden and family at 222 West Smuth St. They attended the August 4 wedding of grandson Michael Roden to Lin da Hajee and toured the area. Other guests included Jim's brother Richard Roden and family from Cleveland. Jim, Danny, and Kristin also visited Hartisburg with Jim's mother. Additional guests were Chris Munsee and Barbara Munsee and their children from Pensacola. Joseph Lar ia returned from Germany and will start his second year of college in Chicago. The Corry Area Council for Exceptional Children meets Monday at 7 pm at the Salvation Army Citadel. The afghan prize went to Miss Cy Damon.
Trisha Matteson daughter of Mrs La'lrelle Matteson celebrated her eighth birthday with two parties. The first at the family home hosted by her mother featured guests Tony May Tara Calhoun Danyie Frushone Rose and Morene DePaul Stacy Shreve Lori Malek Kim McCray Gayle Gibas Delanue Jewell IL and Kelly Were. A dessert lunch and party favors with balloons followed. The second party was hosted at Trisha's grandparents home with Mr and Mrs Embert Earle and guests including Mr and Mrs Louis Ball Ray Ball Kelly Ball Mr and Mrs Keith Wade and Timmy Wendy and Deanna Wade. Games a picnic lunch and a dessert lunch accompanied gifts including a three room Barbie doll house.
Miss Judy Calvin was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Kaye Williams with help from Miss Janiece Williams. Guests enjoyed games and a dessert luncheon for 27. Prize winners were Mrs Robert Olson, Mrs Delmar Lundeen, Mrs Herbert Trisket, Mrs Gerald Lloyd and Mrs Elbert Bush. She will wed Kenneth Hood Jr at 7 pm at the Evangelical United Methodist Church on North Venter Street.
The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church met Wednesday evening at the church. Mrs Robert Tunnell opened the business session and devotion on the Beatitudes led by Mrs Glenn Middleton. A rummage sale was announced for October with chairs Mrs James Howard and Mrs Roger Lansberry. Officers named for 1974 include President J Donald Watson, Vice President Neva Parker, Secretary Adele McCray, and Treasurer John Brown. Circle chairmen were Mrs James Howard, Mrs Kenneth Harvey, Mrs Myrna Wright, and Mrs Roger Lansberry. Watson was program chairman. Miss Phyllis Hill spoke, sharing slides from a trip to Russia. The next session is planned for October.
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