Public Card Party Host Guests on West Coast Trip
A public card party is announced with guests Mr and Mrs Edgar Jukes and Mrs Henry Butcher Sr who recently toured the west coast. They visited California and Hawaii and attended a luncheon at Lawrence Welk’s Country Club while en route home to Ramona. The event includes community notices about Grange meetings, PTA activities, local club programs, a YMCA mothers and tots swim, jewelers coin club, and a fashion show benefiting St Thomas Women’s Organization with prizes and multiple chairmen listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Stella) Jukes
Henry Butcher Sr
West Coast
Ramona
Chicago
Erie
James Bennink
Tom Sayko
Columbus
Colorado
Corry Grange
Grange
Park Street
Leo Pauline
Gates
Erie County
Venture Inn
St. Thomas Women’s Organization
Barrett
Lawrence Barrett
Patricia Cochran
Dorothy Lindsey
Tim Reed
Geroge Ross
Gary Donaldson
Charlotte Stockton
Victor Hansen
Russell Barstow
Denice Cozad
Kathy Shumsky
Monica Clark
John Sullivan
George Downey Jr
Eugene Vinca
Larry Pustelak
Wedding of Kathryn Vamos and Gary Tripp at Faith Church
Kathryn Arlene Vamos and Gary Merle Tripp wed April 6 at 2 pm at Faith Church on West Washington street extension. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Joseph Kanzlemar, featured white gladioli and daisies, a mint gown for the bridal party, and a reception for 25 at the YMCA. The couple will live at 517 South Center street, Corry, with Kathryn a Union City High School graduate and Gary a Corry Area High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Church
West Washington Street
Kathryn Arlene Vamos
Gary Merle Tripp
Miss Vamos
Paul R. Vamos
Putnam Street
Union City
Tripp
Lionel W. Tripp
West Frederick Street
Joseph Kanzlemar
Sandee Ireland
Jane Kanzlemar
Karen Vamos
Randy B. Tripp
Bruce Davids
Rick Tripp
YMCA
Judy Maynard
Kay Wotenay
Debbie Davids
Ladies Aid of Faith Church
Corry
Erie
North East
Maine
Florida
Pittsfield
Centerville
Minnesota
Spartansburg
Cleveland
Arizona
Niagara Falls
Canada
South Center Street
Union City Area High School
University of Pittsburgh
Elgin Electronics, Inc
Trippis
Corry Area High School
Mercyhurst College
Raymond Division
Associated Spring Corporation
Karen Vames
Bert Carbaugh
Egg and Pork Prices Fall in Pa Cities
An Associated Press market basket survey shows eggs down in nine Pennsylvania cities and up in four, while center cut pork chops drop in seven communities and rise in others. The broader basket shows most items costlier than July 19 1973, with coffee butter peanut butter sugar and the total up in all cities. pork and eggs were cheaper in a majority. Prices ranged from $1.89 per pound for pork chops in Philadelphia to $1.39 in Allentown, and eggs from 49 cents a dozen in Uniontown to 8 cents in Philadelphia. Several residents report changing buying habits and cutting nonessential items amid rising costs. The survey covered 13 cities including Pittsburgh Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Harry Ulrich
Hummelstown R.C. 2
Harvey P. Sunday
Mechanicsburg
Allentown
Philadelphia
Uniontown
Annette Hefflefinger
Hefflefinger
DuBois
Scranton
Meadville
Lancaster
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Easton
Towanda
Johnstown
Williamsport
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Ed McMiché
Richard Lowry
Richard Gambino
James Maloney
Donald Ginn
McMiche
Birdie
Harold Steves
Hamot Medical Center
Mr. Steves
Gamma Road
R.D. 2
Spring Creek
Concord School
PTA
Fred Lenz
John
Nancy) Rossbacher
Clayton Burkett
Raymond
Salvation Army
William
Ruth) Gumbleton
Miss Stateline
Jim Raid
Chrysler Plymouth
East Second Street
Jamestown
N.Y
Olen Seidler
Jim Raid’s
Olen &. Seidler
R.D. 3
United States
Horrow
Clearfield A
THE
Reed Shop
North Center St
Kathryn Vamos
Gary Tripp
Brighton
England
Downey
James Scheiner
William Barbour
John Brighan
Olin Bracken Jr
Gilbert Rowland
Mrs
Gary M. Tripp
New York
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Agency
Alvin Ailey
City Center Dance Theater
Riley
Star Besides
WALN
Channel 54
Commonwealth
Audienee
Peach Street
Ejie
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