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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1971
Page
5
Vague fragments mention voters, opening permits, and local officials. References to September and spring events hint at scheduling for elections or permits but details are unclear. Community figures and offices appear, with phrases suggesting planning, legality, and public notices.
Mrs Linda Goodman and brother Frank Turben of Phoenix formerly Columbus visit parents Mr and Mrs Bill Turben and sister family Mrs Virginia Harvey in Random Road. Linda returns to teaching in Phoenix. Frank visits Nittany China Show attendees at State College withCorry Federation skit. Public notices include hospital stays and reunions. Kiwanis speaker George Gibson on wildlife. a card party and fashion show planned at Venture Inn with numerous volunteers and ticket details.
A surprise baby shower celebrated Mrs. Eugene Vinca of East South Street hosted by several friends at Mrs. Slike's home on East South Street. Guests enjoyed sandwiches and cake, with games and prizes won by multiple honorees. A separate note mentions Covenant Circle members gathering at South Center Street for a program on Women’s Liberation from a Biblical view, with October plans noted.
The YMCA Newcomers Club held its first meeting of the season at the YMCA, welcoming new members Mrs. William F Madden Agnes, Mrs. Larry Pustelak Alice, Mrs. James Harrington Jeanne, and Mrs. Robert Antrim Shirley. September events include a Sherry Social at 1 30 to 3 p m at Mrs Richard Pele's home 600 South Center Street with a 50 cent babysitter. A barbecue and swim party are planned for September 4 at the YMCA and the Schell home 607 South Center Street with dinner at 7 p m. October features CHEER program sponsorship on the 22nd and entertainment by members, a regular meeting October 11 at the YMCA, a plastic demonstration for the public 8 30 to 10 30, a baling contest October 18 from 1 to 3 with babysitter, and a Halloween masquerade October 31 at Hiram Daley’s 437 South Center Street starting 9 p m. Chairmen are Mrs. Pele, Mrs Madden, and Mrs Harrington. November 8 will include a cosmetic demonstration.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church heard Mrs. William Kafferlin speak on A Glimpse of Missions in the 70s. Ed Barr introduced Amada Chance, missionary in the Philippines, as another speaker. Mrs. W.B. Stowe gave devotions on Happiness Is doing the will of God as hymns were sung with piano by Mrs. James Wells. President Mrs. Reggie Baker conducted a routine business session. Phyllis Corbitt Circle served dessert for 40 members.
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