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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1952
Page
5
Noble recounts seven years in a Soviet camp after the war era. He describes a forced return to West Berlin, family separation, and a factory in Driven now run as a state enterprise with 48 cameras monthly. He recalls guards, hunger, deaths, and plans to stay in Detroit after release.
Mr and Mrs Koeppel of Oakwood Street Eure held a wedding for their daughter Lee Jeer to John Buetikofer Jr at Blesser Sadyment Church. Rev Sehuubenang officiated. The bride wore a white Chantilly lace gown with veil and carried a white bouquet. Attendants included Libs Bashir and Gerold Bisley.
A local Friendship Aid gathering convened at Mead Park with attendees including Meg. Ivan Milley led devotions and announcements. Plans mentioned for Pollyantia Barcqinot and entertainment aids, with the next session scheduled around Millet in September.
A lively summer gathering at Smith Cottage honored Mrs. Minnie Franc Niedous of California. Family and friends attended the saloon and social evening, with Tish Wvenis and Ween Zuwe among the present.
The article notes Phillip Renry Mayr celebration of his first birthday hosted by his mother Mrs Henry Davis Jr at the Swantek home. Relatives and out of town guests joined a salad, sandwiches, and a decorated circus cake. Phillip received many gifts from attendees.
In a set of notices from Corey Memorial Hospital and Abbington Hospital, newborns were reported yesterday afternoon and this morning to parents Mr and Mrs. Stanley Wonner of 121 Gould Street and Mr and Mrs. Fred Leamer of West Main Street, with additional birth details linking Stowe and Hasbrouck Heights families. The fragmentary report lists several related individuals and addresses in Ambley, Pa, and nearby towns.
A birthday celebration occurred in Columbus on Saturday with several guests listed including Miss Beatrice Betisiuk and Miss Savko. Games were played and refreshments served as friends and relatives attended the intimate gathering.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of names and phrases about a Lutheran Girl Scouts camping party. Readable names include Linneps, Lasthwrsiy, Gil owls, Rhode bieyeten, Revved Fart, Aihiys svhyele, and Nanny Phish Eun. The fragmentary passage mentions Lorrie Viste and Shula with unclear context.
A muddled reminiscence from Windyhill Farm last evening mentions Mrs Eis, Mr and Mrs Ell Anse of Tyas Arjojes, Meg Amos and others. The account references a gathering at the Amos home and a party mood, with several garbled names and unclear actions.
A bak e sale planned by Rebekahs is set for August 30 at the Blowairt Hat Bhow. The event follows a memorial service for Mr Pluwhe Zoek, vice president of Ye Rebekah Assembly of Poustlvania.
A fragmented report notes the ongoing search for a missing pilot. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but mentions a Monday deadline and various agencies involved with a focus on recovering the airman.
A Berks County farmer reported threats of rifle use after an attempted break in near Moviniensvt. A 36 acre tract owner faced disruption as highway department actions spurred safety concerns. In Mifflin, a retired coal miner John Cack fell while repairing his home.
About 1,500 workers covered by the Bricklayers Union Local 2 negotiation push for wage increases. The Wage Stabilization Board plans no new contracts. reads as a local dispute involving the AFL and the Manter Building Association in Pittsburgh area.
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