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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1977
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs Earl Schweitzer observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a community celebration at the Elgin Beaverdam Fire Hall. A four tier cake made by their niece Jeanette Stutzman and a bouquet of tinted carnations centered the table for about 150 guests from North East Corry Wattsburg Titusville Union City Erie Spartansburg Little Cooley Harrisburg Pa plus Lapeer Mich Iowa City Iowa and Virginia Beach Va. The couple received many gifts and a purse of money.
Rotary District Governor Raymond J. Nicklas of Valencia Pa spoke at the Corry club meeting at the Corrian Hotel. He noted a new Rotary Club being formed daily with 400 clubs organized in 1976. He was photographed with Robert Sparkes and Edward Kinley as Ray Elsen introduced Dr Louis Salerno who spoke on vocational education and the Vocational Technical School.
The program details federal involvement and the school’s founding due to travel difficulties for students from Corry and Union City to Erie Twin-Tech. About 250 Corry and 50 Union City students are enrolled. Open house set for Sunday September 25 from 2 to 4 p.m., inviting the public. President Jack Anderson led the meeting with invocations by Eugene Theisen and a loan fund report by George Black. Next week Elizabeth J. Davis will present a Germany trip themed program with her students.
Corrian Hotel hosted a four-table Howell evening with an average score of 24. Winners included Mrs. T H Treat of Arizona and Robert Larsen of Jamestown scoring 324, Donna Pearce and Ruth Lindsey at 28 percent, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen of Union City at 26 percent. A regular game is set for next Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the hotel, with reservations appreciated via Mrs. John Eleanor Pierce at 664-2182.
Mrs Jill Bosko ofRD 2 Piccidillo Hill road was honored yesterday at a stork shower at the Moose Lodge hosted by Gayle Clark and Sue Glantz. Prizes were awarded to Kathy Hasbrouck Charlene McCray and Jean Eaton. Decorations featured a pink and blue theme and guests presented many gifts for the forthcoming blessed event.
Scott McIntyre of 933 East Main Street, son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane McIntyre, earned dean's list honors for the past semester at Ohio Institute of Technology in Columbus Ohio.
Local and area members attended a three day seminar at the Penelec Building with instructor Jean Bushnell from Sunnyvale California. The program featured demonstrations and business sessions led by Mrs. Gerald Whaley and Mrs. Gladys McCloskey while members including Marjorie Cone Anna Welch and others took part. Upcoming events include a tureen dinner at the church October 19th a membership tea at Corry Memorial Hospital September 5th and a coin show September 25th at the Corry Moose Lodge with free admission and prizes.
The annual Conelway School fall festival is scheduled October 22 from 10 am to 5 pm at the school with a Halloween theme. Local leaders oversee crafts, plants, baked goods, games, and tickets, and all in the community are invited to attend this festive event.
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