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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1975
Page
5
Disjointed phrases mention a town, a three day period, a lease, and personal aid requests. The text references a marriage, a person named ex, and multiple incomplete actions. Overall, it reads as a muddled plea or note about assistance and relationships with unclear specifics.
Journal photographer captures Dr Ho and wife Lisa with 15 month old Amy at Dodd's Playground Scotts Crossing Corry. The Ho family recently moved from New York City to 560 Wayne Street Corry. Dr Ho, a pediatrician trained in China, practices in Clymer under rural health and mosaic programs. He holds temporary privileges at Corry Memorial Hospital and is licensed in NY and PA.
In Corry and nearby Findley Lake, locals share birthday celebrations, a 17th birthday trip to Albuquerque for Laurie Hammond with the Van Epps family, and an 89th birthday party for Bertha Nichols. Beaver Squares host a free western square dance demonstration in City Park after a parade, while scouts are urged to march in uniforms. A couple recuperates from injuries after an auto collision near I-90. An Old Findley Lake School reunion is planned for August 16 at Swartz cottage with invitations to former students and spouses. Also listed are a popcorn serving tip and a quote of the day.
Miss Terry Hiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hiner of 349 South Center Street Corry, has earned a degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine. A 1973 Corry Area High School graduate she will work as a dental hygienist in the Penn Hills area of Pittsburgh and will leave Saturday to begin her duties after a vacation at home.
Patricia Jones Kerry Gern exchange nuptials at St. Pauls Lutheran Warren with 200 guests. Bride Patricia Jean Jones wore organza gown with Venice lace train. groom Kerry Lynn Gern is a Warren native. Reception at Pleasant Township Firehall featured pink white and mint decor. Honeymoon Virginia Beach. couple to reside in Warren.
A baby shower for Mrs Kenneth Mitchell and her infant son Israel was held at the Mitchell home in Corry with 25 guests. Cohostess Mrs Clifford Rose assisted, prizes went to several guests, and two bassinet and baby blanket cakes were served. A second item notes Christina Onassis denying film rights and warning of legal action for privacy intrusion.
The Irvine family held its annual reunion Saturday at Mead Park with 50 members present. Special guest Frances Anthony of Carmel Valley was the oldest attendee, while infant James Whiteley was the youngest. Attendees came from Williamsville Syracuse Jamestown N Y Pittsfield and Corry. The Victor Davis family also hosted a reunion at Gail and Gloria Davis's home on State Line Road Corry with a grove dinner and games. Officers listed include Robert Davis president and Amy Davis historian. Next year’s reunion planned for the same area.
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clyde Ross of R D 1 Corry. Mrs Ross is the former Rosemarie Spitman. Ason was born yesterday afternoon at the same hospital to Mr and Mrs James Ason of Clymer. Mrs Uliff is the former Virginia Hudson. The note mentions a separate item about the ferry Miss New York being put up for auction in New York, with 166,000 crossings over 20 37 year period.
Residents note a recurring event on the third Sunday in Jit Aw with community activities, meetings, and service opportunities. Local organizations invite participation from nearby neighborhoods and emphasize inclusive participation and safety.
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