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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1975
Page
5
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Julie Sekerak a Clearwater dental hygienist visiting relatives in Corry returns to Florida after a NY State trip. Also in Corry news a Philadelphia bride to be Miss Carol Cole celebrates a bridal shower in Trenton and will wed Italo Procaccini on October 4 at St Elizabeth's Church. Community events include the Loveland family reunion August 17 at the Corry Jamestown Club, a District VIII Flower Show August 28 at Lander Fire Hall, Findley Lake School reunion tomorrow at Swartz cottage, a muscular dystrophy carnival today at 129 Summer Street, an opera house golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs James Bensink, and the Snow Dodgers picnic at Mead Park with Winter Floridians invited.
An open house and reception honors Mr and Mrs Edgar Miller for their 40th wedding anniversary. Held Sunday from 2 to 4 PM at Harbor Hall Community House County Line road. Hosted by their children J Clifford Blauvelt Susan and James B Miller Darlene. The couple has three grandchildren.
About 200 relatives attended the Lindstrom family 46th reunion at Mead Park on Sunday. The event featured a business session led by Kenneth Schaeffer, reports by Albin Wester, and a puppet show by the John Stuart Jr. family. Next year will keep Mead Park as the site with new officers named. Also noted: the 75th Crowell reunion set for August 7 at Forestville’s American Legion Hall, plus details on the Mosher reunion at Mead Park with 45 attendees from several states and plans to hold the 1976 meeting there.
Saddleites 4-H members placed in multiple classes at the Warren County show in Pittsfield. Brett Jensen led junior grooming and showmanship with Nifty Tandy, Foxxi Su Miller rode Misty Jo to first in pleasure pony driving, and Miller with Misty Jo and Jennifer Hileman won first in pleasure pairs. Hileman and Pen Pal also earned first in pleasure pairs, while Miller and Hileman took thirds in other divisions. Additional results include Kelly Kibbey with King earning fourth in pole bending and cloverleaf barrel races, with Kibbey also third in cut back. Keeley and Kris Kibbey, plus Buster, also participated. First to third finishers advance to District 9 show Sept 13 in New Castle, PA, with state qualification possible at the Farm Show Building in Harrisburg in November.
Christine Tompkins and G Daniel Bogert united in marriage at First Baptist Church Sherman with Rev Walter Hallberg officiating. The couple, daughter and son of Sherman families, celebrated with 200 guests as a white satin gown and mantilla bride and a traditional reception at the church.
Chautauqua will host violinist Millard Taylor and conductor Milton Katims as soloists for the August 19 concert, performing Mozart Sinfonia Concertante in C major K 364 with Katims also conducting. Taylor, Eastman School of Music leader and former National Symphony Orchestra concertmaster, joins Katims, famed for early violin viola work and Toscanini tutelage, in a program offering $4 adults and $1.75 youths tickets at the main gate.
Seventeen members of the Ladies Aid at the Evangelical United Methodist Church honored Mrs Velma Carnicke at her Mead avenue home with dinner and a cake. Margery Buetikofer led a brief business session and presented gifts amid party festivities. Poole No 1 notes the poodle as America's favored dog with about 200000 registrations, over twice as many as German shepherds.
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