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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1975
Page
3
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Open house honors Mr and Mrs Clyde McUray on August 1 at Spartansburg home celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Meantime, Mrs Arthur Boldt submits a zucchini bread recipe with standard ingredients and baking tips. Hosts include five McCray children with grandchildren aiding the event.
Concord 4 H Dairy Club members earned awards at the Erie County 4 H Dairy Show in Waterford. Natalie Skiff and Todd Skiff received blue ribbons, with showmanship honors cited for multiple classes. Anita Hammond, Gary Gates, Ray Wiggers, Ed Lindstrom, Dethia Waid, Lonnie Blakeslee and others earned red or blue ribbons and showmanship accolades. Gates, Skiff, Waid and Wiggers are slated to show at the District 4 H Daily Show on September 6 at Crawford County fairgrounds, with four counties competing. Dennis Wade leads the group. Gary Gates named teen leader. Penn State judging days cited with Karen Wiggers winning Herford blue rosettes.
A bon voyage party at 309 Mead Avenue honored Charles Burton, son of Harry and the late Marie Burton, as he departs September 2 for four years of theology study in the Vatican in Home Italy. About 75 guests attended, including sister Barbara Diehl and brother James Burton, who hosted the cookout and gifts. Charles, educated at St Thomas School, finished at St Mark's Seminary, studied at Gan ton College Nsrie, and three years at the Catholic University in Washington.
The Most Reverend Edward L. Head, Bishop of Buffalo, will deliver the closing sermon at Chautauqua’s 1975 season. The interdenominational service at 10:45 a.m. in the amphitheater features the sermon The church in the Modern World. A 3:15 p.m. concert and a 9 p.m. season finale The Church Disowned are part of the day’s program. Bishop Head, auxiliary bishop of New York since 1970 and Buffalo bishop since 1973, is noted for Catholic philanthropic work.
Swart McCullough as treasurer for Wattsburg Agricultural Society announces an interdenominational vesper service to open the 91st annual fair. The event at Wattsburg Fairgrounds starts tomorrow at 7 30 p m with no admission charge. The service features Rev Don Lash, a women’s chorus representing five denominations, scripture by Paul Thomas, an evening prayer by Baron Ashfield, sermon by Dr James Peterson, and benediction by Wm A Mitchell. The vesper serves as a memorial for deceased fair board members and volunteers.
Local groups invite newcomers and spouses to a YMCA Newcomers Club gathering at the Corry Management Club on East Columbus, with contact numbers for details. Various items cover dances after the Waltsburg Hose Company banquet, Hebekah Lodge picnic hosts, birthday reports, hospital recoveries, Golden Agers birthday observances, King’s Island trip, Cummings reunion, farewell reception for Rev Menchhoter family, Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary meeting, hospital patient cards for Hessie Davis, open house for Mr and Mrs Edgar Miller, missionary guests from Wayne Valley Church, and a Spartansburg anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs Donald Merkle.
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Kaulston Hunsinger formerly Caroly Boecker of 35 West Smith Street. In a second birth at the same hospital twin girls arrived for Mr and Mrs C Howald Stafford formerly Helty Sheets of 25 Maple Avenue.
The nation recorded hot to very hot readings from the western Ohio Valley to the central Plains, with showers cooling parts of New England and the Pacific Northwest. Tornadoes struck near Shields North Dakota, and thunderstorms spread from Delaware to the lower Great Lakes while cold fronts brought rain to the northwest intermountain region. Temperatures ranged from 45 at Houston Maine to 95 at Needles and Blythe California and Phoenix Arizona.
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