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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1974
Page
5
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A bridal shower celebrated Nancy Tanner bride elect of Larry Munn at 69 Airport road home of Polly Munn Sr. Co hosts included Munn and Ottaway families with many guests and prizes awarded. Nancy will wed October 19 at First United Methodist Church, Corry. Also noted a stork shower for Mrs. Tom Morton and a birth announced for Kathleen Marie Donaldson. Boost Corry Its Good For You.
Mary Ann Sekerak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sekerak of Corry, received a bachelor of science degree in medical technology from Indiana University of Pennsylvania after completing a three year program and 12 month internship. She passed the ASCP exam and will work at West Penn Hospital's Radioisotope Laboratory in Pittsburgh.
Wendy Jackman daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Jackman of 942 East Main Street Corry and Danny Trask son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Trask of Spring Creek united in marriage Saturday at 1 30 pm in a candlelight nuptial ceremony at Spring Creek Congregational Church Rev Joseph Bodie officiated The bride wore a white floor length gown with lace panel carried daisies and yellow sweetheart roses Maid of honor Hope McHattie cousin of the bride Bridesmaids Dawn Tracy Mayville NY and Dawn Tracy Mayville NY wore pink and yellow gowns Best man Tom Trask Youngsville cousin of the groom Ushers were Derrick Trask and Rick Owens Reception at Spring Creek firehall then Spring Creek Sportsman Club later Photos and attendants listed
Mrs Sherwood entertained 14 members of the Friendship Aid group of the Evangelical United Methodist Church on Tuesday at her King Street home. The president Mrs LaVern McEldowney opened the session with devotions by Mrs Ruth Shannon who read psalms and led a prayer. A report announced the annual banquet set for September 24 at 6 30 p.m. The meeting closed with the friendship circle and a prayer by Mrs Sherwood. Desserts were served by Mrs Shannon and Rose Waldron.
Miss Margery Rae Buhite married William Phillips in a simple service at West Springfield United Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Richard Sturtevant on August 17. Attendants included sister Betty Ann Buhite as maid of honor, matron of honor Mrs. David Golab, and best man A James Griffith. A reception followed with about 100 guests from several states.
Belated congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fuller Sr. of Spartansburg as they observe their 7th wedding anniversary. Their children Bruce Cindy Fuller and families Clarence Janet Fuller Jr. and families and Allen Joyce Fuller and daughter send best wishes. The issue also reports results from the 1974 Western Pennsylvania Championship Holstein Show in Butler with multiple winners named. The Pennsylvania National Antiques Festival at the State Farm Show Building Harrisburg runs Sept 4–7 featuring the Parson's Collection from St Petersburg PA and other antiques. Additional notices cover Moose picnic at Corry, Bear Lake School Reunion displays, lamp cord shellac tip, and a Wilson Dodd quote.
Miss Cindy Amoroso, bride elect of Robert Swart, was honored at a grocery shower at the home of Mrs. Larry Nichols in Sample Flats Toad, Corry RD 2. Hostesses included Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Cary Laxman, Terri Swart, and Jill DeMarte. Attendees included many relatives. gifts comprised groceries and canned goods. The couple plan to wed September 14 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church.
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