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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1973
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a pink item and references an heir named Nhiz. Context is unclear and no coherent event or identities beyond these words can be established.
Mr. and Mrs. A Bruce Smith and Arlene returned home from a Naples Florida vacation after a drive to Naples for a month. The annual Rainbow Girls divine service will be at Clymer Methodist Church tomorrow at 7:30 PM, urged attendance by Mrs. Ronald Rairie.
Members and guests enjoyed a four table Howell session at the Corry Motor Inn. Winners included Fred Kinley and Ted Hubley 48 percent and Mrs T H Treat with Robert Larsen of Jamestown 47 percent. Regular game is set for next Wednesday at 7 30 p m and the spring dinner meeting on April 18 with reservations through Mrs John Pierce of East Frederick street.
Eighteen members of the Mary Circle of the First United Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. Carl Dahl's home. Devotions on Promises of Spring preceded reminders of the United Methodist Women general meeting and upcoming Good Friday service. The missionary conference runs April 29 through May 6 with volunteers asked for a breakfast, tureen dinner, and ladies day luncheon. The May 7 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Charles Correll. The Phyllis Corbitt Circle met at Mrs. Robert Marsh's home with fourteen members and three guests and discussed plans for the conference, April 29 to May 6, and the April 9 general meeting featuring Miss Linda Arioste. Mrs. Carolyn Silvis spoke on life in Gabon Africa and displayed local products. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Marsh.
Dr William S Deal former pastor and superintendent for 16 years in three districts will speak at Faith Church from April w1th to 22nd at 730 p m He is educated at UNC Taylor University Colorado Bible and Northern Baptist Seminaries listed in Who s Who in the West and Who s Who Among Authors and is a licensed counsellor in marriage family and youth relations The public is invited to hear him who has served churches camps and youth conventions per Rev Joseph Kanzlemar
Miss Patricia Guth and Raymond Hudak plan a August 4 1973 wedding at St. James Church Wilkinsburg. Guth and Hudak families announce the engagement, noting Patricia’s degrees from Mount Mercy College Duquesne University and teaching at St. James School. Hudak also earned degrees from Dickinson College and Duquesne and teaches at St. James School.
The Nixon administration told the Supreme Court that merging black urban districts with surrounding white suburbs is too drastic a desegregation remedy. It urged targeted remedies over broad consolidation in the Richmond case, where a district court ordered city and nearby white systems merged. Justice Powell disqualified himself. a tie would uphold the circuit court.
Five Rolling Stones members face charges from an alleged airport scuffle with a news photographer last July 8. Judge John E B Orton rejected the bid to dismiss, saying jurisdiction exists as defendants were at Green State Airport during the incident. Charges include assault for Richards Moore and obstructing a police officer for Jagger Chest. The five pled not guilty and a trial date will be set when available.
Alfred R. Glancy Jr., 85, multimillionaire and former co owner of the Empire State Building, died Friday in Detroit after sustaining injuries from a November 12 break in at his Grosse Pointe Shores mansion. He built a coast to coast real estate and business portfolio.
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