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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1973
Page
5
Dom Ear's team rises from outside favorites to claim the top spot in a dramatic victory over the rival net squad. Ear's decisive plays and late aggression shift momentum, lifting the ark to number one status and framing the season's early arc.
The Women’s Relief Corps auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at Corry Grange Hall with Mrs Manley Robbins Sr in charge. A tureen lunch was served and fundraising donations approved for the Bobby Darling fund. Elsie Newman won the good of the order prize and Winnie Pierce took the day’s special award. Opal Pier and Eva Dundon were named to October table committee. Next meeting set for October 4 at Grange Hall. Government requests also urged Corry-Ettes and drivers to gather Sunday for the Key 73 parade and group photo in the city park after.
Women of the Corry Country Club hosted Guest Day with luncheon and bridge led by hosts Mrs. C. A. McClintock and Mrs. J. Hubert Heerlein. Out of town guests included Mrs. Roscoe Keck Franklin, Mrs. Harold Powell Lakewood, Mrs. John Perry Clymer, and Mrs. William Tunnell Madison Wis. Thirty four members and guests attended Rainbow for Girls installation at the Masonic Temple with Sue Carlisch named worthy advisor and a slate of officers installed.
Corry Bridge Association held a six table Howell evening at the Corry Motor Inn with an average of 674. Top teams included Arthur Hansen and spouse of Union City scoring 84, Ted Dodds and Ted Hubley at 83 percent, Vee Lindsey and partner at 82, and J Fred Kinley with J Robert Tunnell at 76.42. Also listed were T H Treat and Robert Larsen, 71, and F H Bartholme and spouse of Union City at 68. Next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Motor Inn all local players are invited. contact Mrs Lloyd Stowe at 664-4240 for reservations. In New Haven, pianist Andre Watts, 26, became Yale’s youngest honorary doctorate recipient since 1776, cited for extraordinary achievement and pursuit of perfection. GAARA
The North Hills Ladies Golf Association held its annual awards banquet in the Crown Dining Room at the Corry Motor Inn. Flight A winners were Phyllis Jackson Dottie Dolan Charlotte Steves and Gen Sonoski with many other flights and trophy recipients named. Charlotte Steves received the handicap trophy from Phyllis Jackson, and new officers for 1974 include Charlotte Steves as president Florence Fleming as vice president and Polly Davis as treasurer.
The Key Club plans a chili dinner to raise funds for the Bobby Darling fund with profits allocated to the cause. Jeff Scheiner chairs the project and future events include 50 50 drawings dances basketball and volleyball games car washes and coats and shirts for members. The club invites new members at the next meeting September 27 led by President Buzz Hammond and officers including Skip Frisina Chip Shamburg Tim Gould and Jerry Greiner.
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