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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1975
Page
6
A damaged passage offers scattered clues about a local matter. Readable elements include a postal code 90069 and a mention of a booklet, but concrete actions, dates, or involved parties remain unclear.
A fragmented local notice outlines a request for 28 specialized units and 85 other items tied to a P Weir development. It mentions public bids and positions at the office data queue, with details unreadable but indicating a municipal planning affair needing action tomorrow.
A benefit carnival to aid the muscular dystrophy fund is slated Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. at 455 East South Street backyard, hosted by Kathleen Head and Evangelical United Methodist Church youth groups. Tickets cost 25 cents, granting games and prize eligibility, with a gypsy fortune teller, popcorn, fudge and fortune cookies. Rain or shine, the event moves to the garage if necessary.
Birdie Tells Us spent days with Mrs Bacon's sister Katie Patemski Rice who was born in Spring Creek and hadn’t seen her sister in 12 years. Ann Shank of Binghamton NY is visiting Columbus relatives for a week while Julie hosts grandchildren at the Mastman grandparents. Xotarians and Bill Case attended. Donald Stahowie made Behrend Dean's List. Rotary and Kiwanis plan a golf tournament for the near future.
Sherman area announces the engagement of Brenda Hurst to Edward J. Carutis both 1975 Sherman Central School graduates. The couple have not set a wedding date. Also listed are visitors from Phoenix, a Moffatt School reunion July 27, and DAR picnic details with Washington conservation discourse, plus Maynard Ferguson big band program at Chautauqua amphitheater.
Jamie Beck and Dennis Bean wed on Saturday at St Matthew's In the Woods Church Erie. The bride, Jamie Scott Beck, is the daughter of Jack and Margaret Beck of Mount Lebanon PA. The groom is the son of Robert and Irene Bean of Erie. The couple were honored at a reception at the Maennercher Club and plan to live in Worry while Bean joins St Thomas Parochial School faculty. Tickets for a concert by Charlie Barnett and Boyd Raeburn, with a set list including Hey Jude and Bridge Over Troubled Water, were sold at the gate. A kitchen tip suggests adding yellow food coloring to oil to color fried foods golden.
Suzanne Marie McLean and Kevin Joseph Carnegie wed at St Thomas the Apostle Church on Thursday at 6 pm. The ceremony featured Father John Lucas and Father Cyril Cooper, with organist Mrs James Wharton and soloists Mr and Mrs Anthony Amoroso. Attendants included Michele Anne McLean and Gary Lee Carnegie, with ushers John Park McLean II and Stephen Michael McLean. The bride wore her mother's candlelight satin gown with Venetian lace, carrying three white roses. A dinner followed at the Inn at the Peak, then a honeymoon at the Inn at the Peak and Toronto before Mr Carnegie reports for duty in Heidelberg Germany. Mrs Carnegie plans to move to Heidelberg July 28.
The Corry Citizens Band Radio Lab met in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge to plan a September 14 coffee break at Kilgin Beaverdam Wirehall. Awards for most traveled club, oldest and youngest members, and other prizes were announced along with entertainment, door prizes, a card swap, and refreshments. The next meeting is August 1 at the Moose Lodge. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Ronald Clark of Elgin at Corry Memorial Hospital.
The Corry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA with 28 members and guests. Rev Elwood ODell led devotions as chaplain. Mrs Uta Loveland reported sick list updates while Mrs Itta Sargent and Mrs Anna Bachelner gave routine notes. The Kitchen Band was invited to North East Cherry Festival on July 12. New kitchen committee includes Aya Dundon, Mrs Davis, and Mrs Keaith McGraw.
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