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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1973
Page
3
An unreadable OCR snippet references welfare topics and policy language with unclear attribution. No verifiable names or concrete events are readable to anchor a factual card.
Mayor Edward Zarger has proclaimed September 17 to 28 National Constitution Week with the Brokenstraw Valley DAR chapter planning programs. DAR officers include regent J K Evans and vice regent Robert Garfield, plus recording secretary Henry Pedensky and corresponding secretary Florence McCray. Florence Pond is treasurer, Clare Capwell chaplain, and Ora Loveland historian. Also, a son was born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul E Faith of 20 East Church Street. the mother is Frances Marnati Faith.
The McCray Community Aid served a tureen dinner for 18 members at Concord Community Hall. Mrs Ladd Lewis and Mrs Louis Sexton hosted. President Mrs Laurence Wade led the session after devotions by Mrs Donald Gates and new member Mrs David Wade joined. A quilt was li_ed. The next meeting is set for October 10 hosted by Mrs Velma McCray.
The Corry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA for a noon smorgasbord with 40 members and guests in attendance. Rev. Joseph Kanzlemar led devotions, a poem was read, and a moment of silent prayer was observed for Carl Higby. Illness updates were given for Mrs. Alice Aldrich and Mrs. Florence Casler. E.E. Bush reported on a County Home kitchen band concert at Fairview, readings by Paul Porter and Mrs. Charles Amy, and the next session set for September 25 at the Y with Mrs. Donald Gates on the committee.
The Calvin Circle of First Presbyterian met at Fourth avenue home with Miss Neva Parker and Miss Adele McCray. Mrs. Arthur Cochran presided and announced circle duties for the church coffee hour this Sunday. A family night dinner is set for September 23 at 6 15 with circle members hosting. A sack lunch for Corry Garland Sunday school workers is planned for September 29. A rummage sale is slated for October 5 with details to follow. Mary Mattson taught on the Least Coin and Parker presented a Christian message. Parker, Smith and McCray served refreshments. Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra left Honolulu for an 11 day tour of mainland China.
The Women's Fellowship of the United Church of Christ in Columbus met Thursday at Mrs F Lowe Edwards home with Mrs Mildred Lieder as cohostess. Twenty three members attended and Devotions were led by Mrs DeForest Bindley. The president Mrs Leslie Dodd conducted the business. New kitchen equipment was reported and several members attended the annual tea at Chautauqua in August. Plans were made for a rummage sale October 4 and 5 at the Columbus Community Building. A Christmas party planning committee was formed and Mrs Philip Wade Mrs Bindley Mrs Lowell Fargo and Mrs Floyd Utegg were named. Thank offering boxes were distributed. Mrs Edwards introduced Mrs William Rodemeyer who spoke on decoupage hobby. Refreshments followed and the next meeting was announced for October 1 at Mrs Birdelle McClintock's home in Union City.
The September gathering of Faith Fellowship at First Baptist Church was hosted by Mrs Richard Hand at Lemon Street with Mrs Roger Ottaway as cohostess. Guest Nancy Fissel the new pastor's daughter attended. Mrs Laverne Lindsey led the business session as topics were discussed.
Conelway School PTA opened the season with new president Mrs. Arden Earl presiding. A panel on Questions Concerning Your School Your PTA and School System featured Ray Elsen Superintendent Elmer Myer elementary supervisor Michael Johnson principal and William Kafferlin school board president.
Community notes detail a September 28 open house for Wayne Fralick and family on Stewart Road Corry marking their 20th anniversary, with heirs hosting. The Corry Federation of China Painters votes a 300 dollar donation to Bobby Darling's kidney transplant, plus local club happenings, PTA events, and upcoming meetings across Corry and surrounding areas.
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