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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1972
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a court judgment and individuals but lacks coherent details or context to form a complete news item. Names, dates, places, or actions are unclear, yielding an unusable partial record.
Mrs Annie Batchelder of Ash ville N C arrived at Erie International Airport Saturday evening to be greeted by her daughter and family and will celebrate her 82nd birthday tomorrow. Maydean Niedomys and her mother will attend a July 15 wedding in Lawton Oklahoma and visit for a week. The Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic meets Thursday at Corry Grange Hall with a noon tureen dinner and a business session.
First Lady Pat Nixon opened the 4th Lithuanian Folk Dance Festival at the International Amphitheatre drawing about 13 000 people and 2000 dancers from Canada the U S South America and Europe. The event started Sunday and urged preservation of culture for others to enjoy.
Celia Hogenboom of Clymer and Douglas Thompson of Youngsville exchanged nuptial vows June 19 at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer. Officiants were Rev Kelvin Kronemeyer and Rev Dr Harold V Lindquist with Michael Fardink as organist. The ceremony featured blue pompons, white daisies, and lace details on the gowns. The bride's matrons included Mrs Robert Jaehnig, with bridesmaids Kathleen Moorehead and Sally Beckerink. Best man J Kent Thompson. ushers George Schoeppner and Daniel Thompson. Reception at the church, couple to honeymoon in the Adirondacks then reside in Farrell, where the groom will pastor. The bride, a Hope College graduate, and the groom, a graduate of Houghton College and Asbury Seminary, plan their life in ministry.
A birthday party for Mrs. Pluma Chapman was hosted at her daughter’s home in honor of her birthday. Winners included Mrs. Ronald Carter, Mrs. John Brundage, Mrs. Fon Cornish, Mrs. Edwin Windahl, Mrs. Anna Savko, and Melissa Bensink with a special award to Mrs. John Zajac. Guests included Mrs. Ellaine, Mrs. Jennie Phelps, Ila Jean Bensink, Chris Ann, Mrs. Merle Page, Mrs. Lillian Sadowski, Mrs. Nathan Dodd, Mrs. Perry Mead, Mrs. Iva Thompson, Mrs. James Ferrick, Mrs. Leon Bennink, Mrs. Hattie Algers, Mrs. Della Davis, and Todd and Steven Brundage.
Evelyn Woodburn and Raymond Crosby wed in a June evening ceremony at Niobe Baptist Church with Rev. Keith Kronke officiating. The bride wore a light blue dress with blue moonstones and white pearls, and was given in marriage by her son James. A reception followed for 100, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Woodburn. Guests came from Corry and nearby towns, with numerous bridesmaids and ushers listed. Afterward the couple planned a trip through upper New York State and a visit to the bride’s daughter in Jamestown. A separate item notes flood-relief efforts with bank examiners loaned to SBA to aid victims in Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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