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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1976
Page
3
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Disjoint bits show a damaged OCR passage mentioning a heist and a path to a book sale. Readable items include names and places but specifics remain unclear. The fragment hints at a planned crime and associated investigation without coherent details.
Fragmentary OCR item listing a name and street reference likely from a local notice. Details are unclear but indicate individuals with medical or office context and a Hopkins Street address in Pennsylvania.
Mr and Mrs Michael Comitz of Fourth avenue Corry were honored for their 25th wedding anniversary at St Elizabeth Parish Center hosted by their children Dan Benson Mike Pat and Jeanie Comitz Approximately 150 guests attended Members of the wedding party from Sharon Pa Erie Titusville Harrisburg and other cities were present The anniversary table carried a red and white carnations theme The cake was baked by their daughter Sue Benson and Rita Somich of Uniontown Ohio Aides were Tina Diehl and Doreen Dronnem Music by the George Fawcett Trio Out of town guests came from Phoenix Cleveland Dunkirk Lakewood Roanoke Harrisburg Mount Carmel Lebanon Erie Titusville Sharon Columbus and Spartansburg They received many gifts The couple were married July 14 1981 at St Titus Church Titusville
Corry residents receive Dean’s List notice for Christine Potock at Mercyhurst College with a 3.50 GPA, plus airport beacon use at Lawrence Airport aiding a Youngstown business flight. City Club 39 hosts, senior band move to Warren County Fair, and a Panama N.Y. wedding of Suzanne Endsley and Allen Strimboulis with large reception and out of town guests. Additional items include Amici Class meeting, Raymond Retirees picnic, and community notices from Corry and nearby towns.
Deborah Kay Meerdink daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul W Meerdink of Corry announces engagement to Bradley Raymon Sickler of Spring Creek son of Mr and Mrs Wallace B Sickler of Spring Creek R D 1 Both are local graduates with Meerdink teaching in Corry area schools and Sickler planning to start his junior year at Taylor University A definite wedding date has not been set.
The 75th Weidner family reunion drew 46 relatives from Spartansburg Corry Centerville Titusville and Florida. Hosts Dalton and Harland Weidner led the gathering with Jim and Chris Hicks organizing entertainment Olive and Mabelle Weidner shared family tree details and Dalton and Harland provided photos of early reunions. A reading Of Age by Erina Weidner and notes of three marriages three deaths and one birth were recorded. Arthur Hicks and John Petit will host the 1977 reunion with entertainments by the Hicks and Petit families. Officers elected: President Arthur Hicks vice president Robert Weidner and secretary treasurer Margie Grove.
The engagement of Miss Sandra R Root and Airman First Class James F Bates is announced by the bride elects parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jewell of 746 East Main Street Corry The groom elect is the son of Mrs Jeanelle McKubn of R D 2 Spartansburg and Billie Bates of Los Angeles He is a Warren High School Downey California graduate serving in the United States Air Force stationed at Barksdale Air Force Base Shreveport Louisiana A definite wedding date has not been set.
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