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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
5
Clipped OCR reads as a brief rural incident note mentioning names Ashville and Bonita, references to injuries and a crash or event. The readable text is fragmented with no clear date, place, or actions to confirm details.
Theresa Weber and Harold Kemp were united in a double ring ceremony on August 18 at St. Thomas The Apostle Er Le ev with Cyril Cooper officiating. The bride, daughter of Claude Weber, wore a white dotted Swiss gown and carried a daisies bouquet. attendants wore blue and pink gowns with coordinated hats. The reception served 200 guests at the VFW Post Home. Out-of-town guests came from multiple towns in PA and NY. The couple honeymooned at Niagara Falls and Canada. Kemp is a Williamsport College graduate and Army veteran.
Conneaut Education Association leaders statement follows a three hour negotiating session. CEA president Warren Smith says the statement summarizes the situation as seen by members amid ongoing discussions about potential strike action.
Women’s Association of the Corry Country Club hosted a luncheon and bridge session with Mrs. Horton Davis and Mrs. R. C. Anderson as hostesses. Out of town guests included Mrs. Robert Bracken of Midland Park and Mrs. Harold Powell of Lakewood. Awards went to Mrs. Bracken Mrs. Powell Mrs. Vellah Bracken and Mrs. Philip Young. Next luncheon bridge is planned for September 6 with Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. John Pierce hosting. A daughter born today at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Messenger. the mother is Bonnie Ruffle formerly. A son born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ricketts. mother Delberta Forburgh formerly.
A Montgomery wedding connected a POW tale as Capt. Thomas McNish wed Yona Dale Morton at Maxwell Air Force Base chapel. Guests included Governor Wallace and President Nixon’s card, with a reception at the officers’ club. The Gross family later visited Columbus and area churches, while local notices describe a church picnic, Ladies Aid gatherings, a color guard call, and a neighborhood carnival for muscular dystrophy.
Rhea Oviatt, Miss Fire Department, competes with four others for Miss Bear Lake 1973 as the Bear Lake Community Fair opens August 2. Contestants include Connie Blyth Miss Auxi, Marlene Osborne Miss Beautification, Nora Morton Miss Home Extension, and Sally Smith Miss 4-H Dairy Club. Amell Carter hosts the Friday program at 7:30 PM, and Julie Morton crowns the new queen.
Mr and Mrs Ralph R Notoro of Warren announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Pamela Mary Notoro to Clarence Good III son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Good Jr of Conemaugh near Johnstown The couple plan a September 29 wedding at St Josephs Roman Catholic Church in Warren Pamela teaches in Bellefonte and holds degrees from Edinboro State College He is a 1973 Penn State graduate in electrical engineering and recently joined Leeds and Northrup Company near Philadelphia
The wedding of Sandra Marie Pala and Carl T. Gruber was held August 18 at 3 pm at St Louis Catholic Church in Yeadon. The bride’s parents reside in Yeadon. the groom’s parents are from Corry. Maid of honor Karen Fala and bridesmaids Dorothy Maraska and Jarie Gruber attended. John Gruber, brother of the groom, was a usher with John Gray and Steven Bachman. Reception followed in Essington. The couple will reside in Yeadon.
The sixth annual reunion of the George B. Lee family was held at the home of Lyle Hotchkiss. Richard Lee served as host. Officers elected included Gladys Morton president Walter Foltz vice president Alice Foltz secretary and treasurer Gail Vanderhoof historian Agnes Mitchell assistant historian. Nancy Rose Lee died November 17 1972. A marriage Phillip Sammons and Barbara Kaveny occurred July 21 1973. The 1974 reunion is set for Wattsburg at George Sammons home on the third Saturday in August.
MEADVILLE The 28th Crawford County Fair is five days old and faces about $10,000 in losses from Monday and Tuesday’s bad weather. Fair president W Earl Austin cites a drop of roughly 3,000 potential attendees who could not enter the high school due to seating limits. Additional costs include relocating pageant equipment to the auditorium and back and repairs for the parking lots.
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