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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1975
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment mentions illness relief and a list of unclear terms including pathology and apathy. The readable content hints at medical observations, but no clear event, person, or organization is identifiable. The piece reads as incomplete notes rather than a reportable item.
A fragmented note mentions a booklet enclosed in the 90069 area. Details are sparse but indicate an encoded or informal reference to a song or verse within a small enclosure. No clear dates or organizations are identifiable.
An open house reception and dance honored Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Steadman for their silver anniversary at the Corry Moose Lodge. Hosted by children Ronald Lobdell Cathy Lobdell Darleen Mulligan and Jerry Steadman, the event drew 200-plus guests from nearby towns.
Mrs. Ray Brumagin leaves Mead Avenue for Buffalo then New York City to fly to Augsburg Germany for a three week visit with son Dennis G Brumagin his wife Pam and their son Collin born there January 2. Sp 4 Dennis G Brumagin is in Army communications in Augsburg.
Hattie Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nichols of Corry Pennsylvania has served with the United States Army Signal Corps for a year and is now stationed at an Army base near Kaiserslautern Germany. A 1976 graduate of Corry Area High School she trained at Fort McClellan Alabama and Fort Dix New Jersey as a radio operator. She plans to serve another year and invites correspondence from friends and neighbors.
Brian Friel drama about three civilians trapped during a civil rights turmoil in Northern Ireland opens with their deaths and uses flashback to reveal innocence and political misjudgment. The production, praised with three Joseph Jefferson Awards, comes to Chautauqua August 7 and 9 at 8 15 p.m. Tickets available at the Play and Opera Ticket Office and nearby outlets.
The 46th annual Dingfelder reunion gathered 88 relatives and four guests at Andrew Johnsons home on Sunday. Officers elected for the coming year include President Eric McCray, Vice President Russell Dingfelder, Secretary and Treasurer Jeanie Merritt, and table committee chairs Edward Dingfelder Sally Dingfelder Noreen Dingfelder and Paula Langer. Deaths noted were Nell Scott and Nellie Dingfelder. The sole birth recorded was Nick Walters. Gifts went to Nick Walters the youngest present and Andrew Johnson the oldest. Attendees included relatives from Buffalo N Y and several other towns.
The St Elizabeths Church picnic at Hemlock Lakes Park drew about 200 attendees on Sunday. Cochairs were Mrs Jack Armitage and Mrs Bernard Gluyna. games for all ages were hosted by several members and friends, followed by a social afternoon. BRIGHT CHANGE full pineapple serving tip appears as a separate advisory.
A Sunday bridal luncheon honored Gail Waite bride elect of Rex Rathbun at Mrs. Victoria Waite’s home 302 East street with Connie McCray as hostess and Denise McCray assisting. Prizes went to Barbara Wojeski Sue Hammond Terrie Moore Mary Phillips Dorothy Rathbun and Jane Johnson. Gail Waite will wed August 23 at West Spring Creek Congregational Church. A mix of gifts and wedding colors green and yellow marked the event.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Nielsen of R D 2 Picidilli Hill were surprised Saturday by about 100 neighbors and relatives at their home to mark their golden anniversary which fell Friday August 1. Gifts included money and other presents while cakes and refreshments were shared. Guests came from Erie Corry Spring Creek West Spring Creek and other areas including long distance calls from California and Lewiston Pa.
The Corry Rotary Club learned about the J-79 jet engine at noon in the Corry Motor Inn. Speaker Hubert Vaughn explained engine functions, and the General Electric engine on display at the National Bank of Corry was shown after Vaughn arranged its visit for the firefighters parade. Mimi Vaught gave the vocation, and George Black presided as president. The district governor William Yeager will visit August 19 during the luncheon at the Motor Inn.
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