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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1975
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment references a personal message with stray letters and unclear sender and recipient. It appears to note a boy or youth and a terminus of correspondence, but lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete context. The readable bits suggest a private note rather than public information.
The Corry Friends of the Library formed to aid the Corry Public Library in promoting services and informing the public of advantages. Members visit nursing homes providing periodicals and guest visits, highlighting a need for reading material for guests with reading disabilities after federal funds were released for LSUA title I programs.
Lt Laurie earns Expert Medical Badge with 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii and is son of Mr. and Mrs. Jank H. Laurie of Kirie. Southern Vacationers Ruth, Priscilla, and David Hazlett return from Florida visits to Lake Worth and Disney World. also stayed with Mrs. Carrie Furnquist and Mrs. Charles Hubertz. Croscott Reunion set July 4 near Bear Lake at Krank and Verna's camp. all relatives invited. Slikes assume Montgomery Ward store leadership after Delaware sales training and Ocean City vacation. Bike-A-Thon funds still owed. donations welcomed at Corry Campus Barber Center 151 Maple Ave or call 664-7488. Marine Pvt 1st Class Ronald A. Loomis promoted after recruit training at Parris Island. former Corry Area High School student enlisted January 1975. Dorothy Hook one woman show at Chautauqua Main Gallery July 22–31. reception July 27. Quotes and tips include Virgilius: “They can because they think they can” and meat loaf variations with onion soup or grated carrots.
The Rotary Club outlined yearly aims led by new president George A Black at a noon meeting in Corry. Attendees honored longtime member A M Litz for 44 years of perfect attendance and Lester Lopus for 12 Rotary conventions. A nursing home outreach program delivering large print materials and audio equipment is rolling out, with more to follow. Also covered were plans for a first ever 50th anniversary reunion for St Ridward’s High School and eighth grade graduates, with dates and sessions scheduled, plus a brief local social note and a vignette about a ten year old polliwog venture in Long Beach.
Gail VanderSchaaff and Ronald Dean united in marriage at the Church of the Living Word in Phoenix New York. The 11 am ceremony featured a double ring rite with Pastor Bob Mazur officiating. Guests from Spartansburg Kirie Jamestown Corry Syracuse and Clymer attended. The reception followed in church parlors with 150 guests and a lawn celebration at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside in Syracuse after honeymooning in New England.
Two local girls Sue Hajec and Gloria Kubich were honored at a belated Sweet Sixteen party after Gloria dislocated her knee Friday and spent the evening in Corry Memorial Hospital. The event included games, refreshments, and gifts as Gloria’s July 11 birthday approaches. Attendees listed include Brenda Briskie Oni Chase Pam Curtis Joella Fran Bogniak and Lina Lutz.
Miss Anita Chelton bride elect of Marshall Lillie was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower at 21 Grove Street hosted by Mrs Janal Jackson. About twenty guests enjoyed games visiting and desserts with prizes awarded to several Cheltons and others. the couple will wed October 18 at the Corry Church of the Nazarene. Hedenz of 429 West Church Street, Upl. Johnson was praised for devotion to duty and care for others despite danger.
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