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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
5
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Fire Chief James Maloney buys the first box for his son Shawn a seventh grader at St Thomas School as students sell unpopped corn at 125 a box with four packs and nut oil. Campaign runs two weeks with orders via Sister Dominica principal at 6657375. In Corry Bridge Association play at Corry Motor Inn last night three table Howell yielded winners Bartholme Muckinhaupt Lindsley Larsen Treat. A charity bridge game is set for next Wednesday at 7:30 pm at the Motor Inn with reservations to Mrs John Pierce at 6642162.
Gwendlyn Ann Dukes of Corry and James Patrick Harned of Corry married at the First Presbyterian Church of Etna in Pittsburgh officiated by Rev Rea A Warner. The bride, daughter of Thomas and (late) Dukes, wore silk organza gown with Venice lace daisies. groom is son of Wilbur R. Harned. Reception for 190 at Sheraton North Pittsburgh. couple to reside at 5 Snyder Circle. Updated: Penn State graduates, Dukes journalism manager, Harned TV serviceman.
Local freshman Alan Vanderhoff, a music major at Edinboro State College, is chosen to sing the National Anthem at the Edinboro Homecoming events on October 11 on campus during the Edinboro versus Clarion State football game. Vanderhoff is the son of Mrs. Gladys Vanderhoff of 325 Spring Street, Corry.
Seventeen members attended the Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Fire Station No. The initiation of Mrs. Daniel Benson was announced and welcomed. Two year calendars remain available for purchase from members. A cleaning party dinner is planned for October 6 at Bear Lake Inn with chairs listed. An auxiliary dinner is set for October 15 at Kuhl Hose Company. Birthday wishes were sent to several members. Refreshments were served by Benson and Comitz. A special award was won by Mrs. Logan. A note on aspirin bottle use shows 200 million units in 1973, expected to reach 400 million by 1978.
Colorful fall flowers set the scene for a Corry Business and Professional Women's Club tea in the Moose Lodge Colonial Room. Mrs. Lloydine Hotchkiss introduced Virginia Spier, state first vice president from Vandergrift, Pa, who spoke on the Equal Rights Amendment. About 40 guests attended with out of town officials Harriet Brown Rose Nardo Gladys Pratt and Vandergrift’s Dorothy Ollah. Ann Baressi and Nellie Burlingame presided at the urns.
The Spartansburg School PTA elected committee members at a recent meeting led by president Betty Jewell. Appointed were Trudy Halfast Ways and Means Elaine Hallberg Hospitality Dixie Brown Publicity Sandy Maynard Becky Pager Membership Sharon Fralick School Board Rep Carol Rogers School Council Rep The group discussed a Halloween party at the school gym and tentative October open house. attendees included Sandy Hennigh Suzanne Scouten Betty Maynard Carolyn Obert Elaine Hallberg Sandy Maynard Betty Jewell Carol Rogers Sharon Fralick Becky Payer Chris Nicklas Trudy Halfast and Dixie Brown. The article also notes U S flag code rules for display and care with exceptions at UN HQ and naval chaplains services.
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