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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1972
Page
3
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The Corry Country Club hosted a BYM Club luncheon with Mrs Loyd Stowe and Mrs Frank Hammond as hostesses. Attendees included Esther Lethman Kathryn Frances Gladys Reynolds Josephine Sherman Florence Brown and Edith Slattery with two members Genevieve Houghton Enid Caldwell deceased. Other events featured a Deer Head Inn dinner and a Church of the Nazarene missionary slide show by Edie Silvis. The Women’s Association of the Club announced an annual golf awards dinner. A variety of social visits and a Card Party planning for the Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary were also listed along with roll call and birthday notices.
The 19th annual Howard family reunion was held at Lake Erie Park Dunkirk New York with 76 attendees and a business meeting electing new officers. Local presidents and secretaries were listed along with food and games committees and prizes. The 39th annual D O Tripp reunion was held at Woodland Retreat Columbus with officers elected and five births one death and one marriage reported. An upcoming reunion is planned for August 1973 at Phillip Lindsey in Busti. A kitchen tip explains creampuff filling using a pastry bag and pointed tube.
Sixth annual show sponsored by the Pennsylvania State Federation of China Painters will feature 25 states represented and many hand painted china door prizes and special awards. Corry Chapter members Mrs Alfred Cone and Mrs Theodore Kielar appear with awards. Hours are Saturday 9 am 9 pm and Sunday 9 am 5 pm. Kick-off banquet next Friday evening at Corry Motor Inn.
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association enjoyed a six table Howell session at the Corry Motor Inn. Winners included Veo Lindsey and partner, Edward Thompson and partner, Robert Larsen with TH Treat, T A Gubley, F H 3artholme, and Robert Davidson with Robert Tunnel. Next game,set for next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Motor Inn with reservations via Mrs John Pierce.
Mrs Bruce Moore of Lottsville hosted the Carter Hill Community Aid meeting with nine members and one guest Gertrude Burton of Smethport attending. Devotions were led by Mrs Arthur Morris and the president Mrs G Davis presided as the group reported 16 lab robes to date for delivery to the County Home in November.
Harrisburg and Education Secretary John Pittenger told a state Board of Education meeting that most teacher strikes should end within a week and that strikes will be rare in the future. He cited bargaining under Public Employer Act 195 as a primary cause of strikes.
The St. Elizabeths Church Ladies Guild held a tureen dinner in the Colonial Room at the Moose Home at 6:30 before their first fall meeting. Twenty-nine members attended as Rev. Cyril Kranz led prayers and Mrs. Thomas Lathrop presided, with new members welcomed and a bake sale planned for October 5 after masses.
The report notes a two year old issue and the lack of an appellate court ruling on bargaining agreements. As of Friday statewide strikes numbered 14, down from a high of 23 last week.
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