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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1972
Page
5
Fragmentary note mentions an office and station 8 id D con N the AE 2S, offering no identifiable event or names.
Members of the Concerned Homeowners Association gathered at Mr and Mrs Charles Munns home on Airport road for a social evening. The event highlighted by naming the $250 cash award winner from a money making venture went to John Frontera of R D 3 Conelway toad who donated $50 back to the association as members praised donors and helpers at recent garage and bake sales.
A stream of local items notes Linda Carter receiving birthday gifts at a home on Random Road with guests from Spartansburg Beaverdam Clymer and Corry. Ed Griffis and wife Frances return to 234 East Main Street from Colorado visiting family. Harry Firth family hosts a 50th anniversary open house in Centerville September 30. Ladies of the Elks plan inaugural season meeting at the Elks Lodge. Georgeann Ellchynski celebrated a surprise 11th birthday at 141 West Columbus Avenue. YMCA Auxiliary hosts a Wednesday workshop for Christmas Bazaar prep. Columbus Volunteer Fire Department thanks supporters for the chicken barbecue success. A home hint shares a method to remove frozen salads from molds and a daily quote ends the column.
A dinner meeting of the Christian Methodist Women gathered 35 members at the First United Methodist Church Monday. Mrs. Edmund Barr presided, officers and secretaries were named, and a nominating committee listed staff for Christian social relations, missionary education, spiritual growth, and membership. A quiet day at Camp Findley is set for October 5, with the Christian Women's Conference October 11 in Erie. box lunches cost 1.50, reservations due October 1 with Mrs. McKnight.
At the Moose Lodge a fall themed Fall Festival card party crowned Jeanne Toy Queen for the Night. About 250 attendees viewed gifts, a crown, and a flower bouquet amid prizes for many participants. organizers included Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary led by Mrs. Slike, Brigham, and Barr.
An unidentified Seattle man sent a 75 dollar cashier’s check to Alaska Fish and Game with a note confessing an illegality in hunting. The money was deposited to the state treasury and accompanied by a non signed message about making restitution. The item reflects a rare conscience payment tied to hunting ethics in Alaska.
New circles appointed for the coming year will begin work with the new chairmen taking office on January 1. The transition marks a fresh cycle of leadership as committees prepare to set goals and duties for the year ahead.
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