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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
5
Lawmakers argue over funding and regulatory changes as energy policy remains a focal point this session. Key figures from administration and opposition weigh options on production, prices, and environmental impacts.
OCR reads as a fragmentary report noting an exam or persuasion discussion, references a Findley event on a Saturday and an inability to complete tasks. Mentions selling or auctioning furniture items for market and possible casualty outcomes but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions carries, refrigerators, rooms, kitchens and brass fixtures with unclear context. No clear people, dates, places, or actions emerge to define a concrete event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text references an estate, accident, and Corry auction, leaving unclear parties, dates, or assets. The readable bits suggest a legal/public notice nature with missing specifics required for full summary.
Birdie reports Mrs. Virginia Roden and daughter Kristin have returned from a two week New Jersey trip hosted by Mrs. Roden’s sister Mrs. Elizabeth Chain in Stone Harbor. Chain’s son William Chain just finished at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia and daughter Mary Kay Chain earned a bachelor degree in elementary education from Westchester College Chester Pa. An open house and reception for Mr. and Mrs Ray Stutzman at their home West Washington street extension marks their 25th wedding anniversary from 3 to 9 p.m. Hosted by their children and in laws. The Stutzmans married July 2 1948 at Lawrence Park. Notes on Bobby Reynolds post open heart surgery at Hamot Medical Center Erie. Dairylea District 17 meeting set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. with Eugene Vanderbord speaking. cake and cookies requested. Families visited Mrs Sue Peebles of Marion Street and Mr and Mrs Richard Peebles of Wayne Street. Carter Hill Community Aid garage sale planned July 1 at Bemis home on Corry Cutting Road. Practical tip on baby bottle storage using a muffin tin tray. Quotations from Dionysius of Halicarnassus and Moose Lodge generosity noted. Moose Lodge No 98 officers listed. Corry Lodge honors Pilgrim Arthur Litz at East South Street.
Donna Marie Braswell and Paul Martin Semrau Jr. wed at First United Methodist Church of Erie in a 7 30 p m ceremony officiated by Rev H Pat Albright. The bride, a 1970 Corry Area High School graduate and Edinboro State College senior, wore lace and carried white roses. The groom, a 1969 Erie Academy High School graduate, works at General Telephone and plans to graduate from Edinboro State College in December. An open reception is planned July 14 at Concord Community Hall.
Catherine Ruth McCaslin and Charles A. Wade exchanged vows at a 2 o'clock ceremony at Evangelical United Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Donald and (illegible) McCaslin, wore a lace gown with a Juliet crown veil and carried a Bible with yellow roses. The groom’s family and many guests attended from multiple states and provinces. A reception for 375 followed in the church social rooms, with out-of-town guests listed from Odessa Texas to Ontario Canada. The couple plans a week-long honeymoon at Letchworth State Park and will reside in R.D. 3 Nancy Hill Road after graduation and employment details.
Announced engagement of June Marie Burlingame of Spartansburg to Gaylord Duane Lindsey of Spartansburg. Burlingame is a 1978 Spartansburg High School graduate. Lindsey is a 1968 Sparta Merged High School graduate and works at Ethan Allen Cherry Hill Division in Union City. No wedding date set.
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