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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1969
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR yields a vague civil matter reference. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. Summary prepared from available readable fragments only.
About 100 friends and relatives gathered at McCray Community House to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Lewis on their gold en wedding anniversary, married December 18, 1919, in Erie. Their daughter and sister hosted, with six grandchildren and four great grandchildren present.
Sgt John Kornikoski United States Air Force has returned from a year in South Vietnam and will spend furlough with his wife and parents at 424 Wayne Street. After January 1st he and his wife relocate to McDill Air Force Base in Florida for duty. Norman Mitchell of Spring Creek seeks cards from friends while hospital bound in Erie Room 74 at Hamot Hospital for several weeks. Community events include Concord Club Christmas party at Community House with tureen supper at 7 30 and gift exchange.
Mrs. Fritz Luschwitz Jr. of Erie announces the engagement of her daughter Patricia Anne Luschwitz to David Eugene Wiggers of Clymer. Patricia, a 1965 McDowell and 1968 Hamot School of Nursing graduate, works as an ICU nurse at Hamot and at Peek n Peak Ski Center. David, a 1964 Clymer Central graduate, is with General Electric in Erie and also aids at Peek n Peak. The couple plans to marry February 14 at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer.
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