Fragmented Quote Sparks Confusion in Local Gossip
A garbled note contains mixed phrases about affection and a dispute over a ring. The legible parts mention love and a ring, but no clear names, dates, or location to confirm a specific event.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1975
Page
5
A garbled note contains mixed phrases about affection and a dispute over a ring. The legible parts mention love and a ring, but no clear names, dates, or location to confirm a specific event.
A brief local note reports a mix of sightings and whispers about unfamiliar rings and persons in a small town. Police acknowledge no formal incident but residents discuss odd symbols and claimed appearances by masked visitors near the old mill. Community leaders urge calm while investigators review tips.
Traditional Craft Day and ladies day at the Warren County Fair drew area artisans to 1 to 5 pm with demonstrations. Betty Wawrejka showed modern craft techniques on glass, plaque making and jewelry while others spun wool, made wooden shoes, corn husk dolls and chair caning. A totem pole and hand thrown pottery attracted attention as organizers hope to grow the event next year. In Bloomington Indiana, the Indiana University School of Music hosted the formation of the International Brass Society with 4000 members, uniting the International Trumpet Guild and related groups.
New Jersey trip highlights include visits with the McClintocks near Parsippany and a Lake Shawnee stop, plus a Manhattan Island boat cruise. The VanTassel descendants host an August 9 reunion at Union City WEW grounds, with details from Howard VanTassel. Also announced are Chautauqua performances by the Commedia dell Arte Company, a hospital note about Miss Mary Tubbs, the 75th Crowell reunion on August 17, and a 90th birthday celebration for Henry A. Matteson with a telegram from Senator Kennedy.
Miss Judy Ann Troyer and Michael Salvatore Catalfa wed Saturday in a 4:30 p.m. double ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Spartansburg. Rev. Dennis Kuhns officiated with Wayne Troyer as soloist and Mrs. Richard Harrington as organist. The bride wore a polyester lute song gown with a two-tier veil and carried white roses and baby's breath. Out-of-town guests came from Nebraska, Indiana, Ohio, Clymer and more. The couple plans to live at 21 Fifth Street, Corry, with both graduates of local high schools employed by Cooper Energy Services.
The 45th annual Fullom and Rust reunion took place Sunday at the Spring Creek Sportsman’s Club. Dinner was served by table committee members Mrs. Katherine Bailey, chairwoman, Mrs. Erma Lloyd and Mrs. Sandy Crowell.
A Tuesday bridal shower for Miss Susan Szarzanowicz at Corry Grange Hall featured blue and yellow wedding colors, games with prizes for Barbara Bogniak Patty Pye Mary Szaranowicz and Chris Wieliczko, and a special award to Maria Rufo. Guests included Barbara Bogniak Frances Hornick Kathy O’Brien Diane Putman Cathy Sekerak Roni Sekerak and Chris Wieliczko. Richard Davis will attend the wedding tomorrow. The business meeting was led by President Arthur McChesney with thirty members present. Births announced and officer rosters noted. A separate report mentions a New York song cycle by Stephen Douglas Burton.
Corry Bridge Association enjoyed a four and one half table Howell session with winners including Mr and Mrs Arthur Hansen of Union City 4642 Mrs Paul Stroup and Mrs Robert Tunnell 45 Mrs T H Treat and Hubert Larsen from Jamestown 42 Mr and Mrs H Bartholme of Union City a8 Mrs J Fred Kinley of Palm Beach Fla and Mrs Veo Lindsey 97 and J Fred Kinley of Palm Beach and Veo Lindsey 3642 Regular game set for next Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the Motor Inn all local and area bridge players invited Reservations not required but appreciated with Mrs John Pierce phone 64 2182 texts by Pennsylvania German poets reflect Tulpehooken Settlement Palatine Germans early 1700s Shop Your Corry Stores
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