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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1972
Page
5
The readable text is garbled and partial. It references a local matter with mentions of San and a broad political or civic context but no clear event, date, or named entities to anchor a complete summary.
Rainbow Girls of Corry Assembly held open installation ceremonies at the Masonic Temple on North Center Street with Cathy Craker installed as worthy advisor. Other officers named include Jeanne Loomis as worthy associate advisor, Sue Rairie as Charity, Sue Carlisch as Hope, Marsha Michael as Faith, Kathy Stahlman as Chaplain, and drill leader Becky Morton. Roster lists love Beth Smith, religion Julie Groters, nature Kathy Buesink, and mortality Nancy Querreveld, with fidelity Justine Shearer. Patriotism Cheryl McCarthy, service Cathy Shaver, observers Jodi Courtright and Luann TeWinkle, musician Leann McCray, choir director Martha Hawkins. Also named are j recorder Charlene Shearer and treasurer Vicki Temple, with Rose Marie McCray as mother advisor. Installing officers were Mrs. J. Donald Watson, Max Bennink, and Mrs. George Gould. participants included Kathy Hasbrouck, Dawn Cox, Gwen Helmintoller, Flora Ann Ross, Brad Dahl, Amy Davis, Jeff Miller and Richard Whaley. The choir featured Julie Lindstrom, Steffanie Gould, Mary Jo Clabbatz, Marsha Clabbatz and Sue Camper. pages Bonnie Pound and Shirley Ladd. Refreshments served by Sue Dojds and Debbie Fralick. committees led by Sue Rairie, Charlene Shearer, Becky Morton, Candy Clark, Nancy Querreveld, Kathy Buesink and Vicki Temple. Eva Lou McCray noted as junior past worthy advisor.
The annual Ladies Way Golf Awards banquet of the Women's Association of the Corry Country Club was held at the club with a dinner and awards. Thirty five attendees heard from president Mrs Robert Bracken, with gifts to the kitchen staff and club steward. Flight winners included Mrs Charles Williams and Mrs Darwin Wolcott tied for first in Flight A, and other category winners named by Flight. The event featured a toast by Mrs Thomas Cragg and recognition of Ladies Day activities led by Mrs Clifford Byesink. Also noted is the 9th annual meeting of New York State Home Health Agencies at Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga Springs.
A Corry area group, the Topettes, formerly the Columbus Topettes, earned multiple honors in parades and performances. Members from several communities traveled to events and also performed for patients and staff at North Warren State Hospital, where they received a trophy after a show last Sunday. The Senior Cadets, drummer boys.
Mrs Vern Burrous was feted on her 40th birthday at a surprise party hosted by her daughters Cinda and Lynn at the Rome Township Community Building. Friends and relatives from Corry, Spartansburg, Union City and Columbus attended. A tureen dinner, birthday cake, and performances by the Topette color guard and Junior Twitters marked the event. The Topettes, Junior Twitters, and Topette Mothers groups promote community activities with weekly practice, monthly meetings, and parade appearances including a planned Pulaski parade in Buffalo on October 15. Interested helpers are invited to contact organizers in Spartansburg and Columbus.
Community notices outline an open house for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Firster and their three year old Shelly at the homes of Mrs. Firster's parents in Whites Corners to aid after a recent fire. Also listed are a CDA coffee fundraiser at St. Thomas School, a YMCA Newcomers Club hayride, hospital auxiliary and PTA events, and Bible Club schedules with locations and times.
A Cambridge Springs celebration honors Mr and Mrs Emile A Crawford on their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday open house 2 to 4 PM at St Anthony’s Social Hall on South Main Street. Hosted by their son Lawrence Crawford and Norma, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren Jodi Harry Mark and Larry Smith with other local families. Neighbors, friends and relatives invited.
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association played a four and one half table Howell session at the Corry Motor Inn. Winners included Robert Larsen Jamestown and Mrs T H Treat with 1 dollar, Mr and Mrs Vee Lindsey 42 percent, and W E Dodds and James Lundy tying with Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley at 414. A regular game is scheduled for next Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Motor Inn. Reservations can be made with Mrs Vee Lindsey of East Irving Street.
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