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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
5
A garbled OCR snippet lists names and addresses in Corry and nearby areas, with scattered phone numbers and an estate broker reference. It mentions items from furniture and kitchen sinks to mowers and drills, all in a jumbled, partial notice style.
Unclear fragments describe items and locations including Duane, Willys Jeep, SioWmosaw, and a phone number 654. The text mentions tools, hardware, and farm implements such as hay rake, iron, log sleds, and bobsleds.
Corry Bridge Association hosted a six and one half table Mitchell session at the Corry Motor Inn with high scores posted. East and west averages ran 60 as Mrs T H Treat and Robert Larsen led at 74, while Mrs Richard Muckinhaupt and Mrs Frank Ferry followed at 64. A regular game is set for next Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Motor Inn with reservations through Mrs Stowe.
The Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary met at Fire Station No 1 to outline plans for the East Erie County dinner at Moose Lodge on October 22 at 6 30 PM a masquerade party. Committee chairs were named for reservations decorations Chinese auction 50 50 drawing dining room entertainment kitchen cloak room and door prizes with firemen serving as judges. Auxiliary members announced candles miniature fountain pens Christmas wind chimes and other items for sale and refreshments were provided by Mrs Barr and Mrs Burglund with Mrs Willard Shreve winning the grand award.
The Corry Area Golden Age Club gathered Tuesday at the YMCA to honor five members birthdays Mildred Wetherbee Florence Casler Charles Amy Waive Rowland and Walter Pier. New members Glenn Bailey Bessie McCray Minnie Vanderhoof were welcomed. Plans for an October 9 tureen dinner at 12 noon at the Y were announced.
The Women of the Moose held a regular session at the lodge with Mrs. Gertrude McCray presiding. Balloting occurred and a white elephant sale raised funds for the star recorder committee. Linda Hanson will head the Christmas in October event on October 4, with a $1 gift exchange and a gift for Mooseheart children.
The Junior Tri-Hi-Y at the YMCA installed new officers for 107-1074 season under leader Mrs. Allan Schell. Officers: Peggy Mather president, Kathy McElroy vice president, Carla Fenno secretary, Mary Ann O'Brien treasurer, Brenda Moats chaplain. A Sunday meeting at Nu-Penn Clinic, Wright School auditorium, invites members and parents.
District 1 includes Erie, Crawford, Mercer, Lawrence, Venango, Clarion, Forest, McKean and Warren counties and will be held November 10 at Penn Middle School Greenville Pa. Teens may enter under similar rules as girls with prizes including an all expenses paid trip to state and a European trip for national winners. Entry blanks from Mrs. Robert Massing Bluebird Hill Farm Greenville Pa. 16125. Also notes on freezer meat storage and a birth: Daniel Richard Donahue on Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donahue of Philadelphia. Christine Sample of Corry is former mother.
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