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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1974
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions committee returns and access to links about television practices and possibly individuals like Michael. Reading is incomplete, but the item appears to note committee-related access or disclosures.
An unclear report notes a 24 year old named Iked involved in a distant or far event with minimal readable context. The fragment mentions age and a distant outcome but lacks verifiable details or entities.
Local society notes report upcoming meetings at the YMCA and Moose Lodge, a Columbus home extension gathering, and a Concord Club wiener roast. Births in Corry area announced from Hamot and St. Vincent Hospitals. Health TV series “Feeling Good” to debut, Chariot gospel group to perform in Meadville, and fire department auxiliary plans a November card party. Constitution Week proclaimed. DAR officers listed and guest speaker Frank Grice noted.
The Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held a noon tureen dinner at Corry Grange Hall on Park Street. Hosts were Mrs. Manley Robbins Sr. Mrs. Hazel Gentilman Mrs. Anna Babcock and Mrs. Etta Sargent. Next meeting is October 3 at the Grange Hall with new committee members Opal Pier Bea Lillie and Etta Sargent.
St Thomas Women’s Organization hosted the annual welcoming dinner for St Thomas School faculty in the school auditorium. Sixty three attendees enjoyed candlelit tables with fall floral centerpieces as officers led arrangements. Activities included a bake sale, a white elephant sale, and a Christmas kits fundraiser led by Ann Ferro and Mary Vinca teachers’ chairmen.
The Women of the Moose Chapter 717 met with 38 members. Balloting for new candidates occurred. Mooseheart gifts drive set for October 3 and a rummage sale October 24–25 at the Moose Lodge. A work bee September 29 preceded a tureen dinner. In other news, two women, Cindy Angelos and Lena Berlucci, began working as switchwomen and trainwomen for Milwaukee Road, the first in the midwest, with 13 others undergoing training.
Rebekah Lodge met at the IOOF Hall on North Center Street with noble grand Mrs. Eugene Marrs presiding. Officers elected for the coming year include noble grand Mrs. Fred Miller, vice grand Mrs. Robert Frankenfield, recording secretary Mrs. Willard Shreve, financial secretary Mrs. Fern Beal, treasurer Mrs. Wallace Mick, trustee Miss Florence Culver, and Mrs. Marrs as delegate. District deputy president Mary Alice Kraus of Vera Lodge in Union City attended with her staff. installation set for November Sth. Next meeting slated for October 1 at the IOOF Hall.
Members and guests of the Women’s Association of the Corry Country Club held a luncheon and bridge yesterday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. C A McClintock and Mrs. Donald Hall. Five tables played, with winners Mrs. Horton Davis, Mrs. Martin Greishaw, Mrs. Harold Powell, and Mrs. Harry Powers. A second luncheon bridge is planned in two weeks with hostesses Mrs. Robert Davidson and Mrs. Gordon Holthouse.
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