Fragmentary Note On Eastern Terror Threats
Fragmented OCR text references a federal terror threat and related actions. No clear entities or events are identifiable beyond a vague mention of eastern regions and federal concerns.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1973
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text references a federal terror threat and related actions. No clear entities or events are identifiable beyond a vague mention of eastern regions and federal concerns.
The readable text hints at a legal matter involving a man and an oath of servitude or custody. It mentions a particular account and an implied necessity, with unclear details on the parties or proceedings. The fragment does not provide a complete narrative or identifiable names.
The Women's Association at Corry Country Club reveals golf and social committees with names including Mrs Mary Greishaw and Mrs Carol Jordan. Officers listed are Mrs Dale Webster president and Mrs Clifford Buesink vice president, with directors Cragg Hanna Greishaw Hayes Miller. Davis family reunion notes and a birth announced in South Carolina.
The Rehoboth Class of the Evangelical United Methodist Church hosted 29 members and guests for a Thursday evening swim party and wiener roast at Mr and Mrs Edward Raymonds home. Vernon Welch opened the routine business session, led by president Herbert Trisket, who they thanked with a farewell gift to John and Doris Hansen as they prepare to move to Oklahoma City. Devotions by Mrs Herbert Trisket centered on Reflections.
Birdie passes greetings as families return home after visits with relatives in Florida and Wisconsin. Community notices include a Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary meeting with a 50 cent gift rule, a Child Evangelism Bible class schedule for Erie, a welcome reception for new youth director Rick Ringler at First United Methodist Church, a 40th wedding anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. William T. Williams of Pike Road, and a revival crusade at Full Gospel Church led by Rev Orren Smith. Belated anniversary wishes go to Milton and Linda Engle. Household tip advises saving and burning empty cartons to fuel fires. Quote from Henry A. Wallace closes.
Local photographer Tom Sawyer of Brookstreet has been accepted into the Professional Photographers of America Association and will enroll in the Winona School of Professional Photography at Winona Lake Indiana. He will study black and white and color portrait photography while continuing to work with his father Kirk Sawyer at the Sawyer Studio of Photography in Corry and his own Tom Sawyer Studio of Personalized Portraits in Union City.
Journal reports the 22nd Miss Universe contest underway with 61 nations fielding contestants. Amanda Jones of Evanston Illinois represents the United States as 11-member jury including Ginger Rogers selects Miss Universe and four runners up after a week of preliminaries.
Announcement of the June wedding between Miss Patricia Brant daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Brant of 23 East Street Columbus and Charles Bradford son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bradford of Rowayton Conn. Officiating at St Pauls Lutheran Church Rev Patrick A L Maier. The bride wore a beige street length dress with pink daisy corsage. After a Niagara Falls and Canada honeymoon the couple will live on Parker Road Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Clark of Meadville announce an open wedding for their daughter Cheryl Ann Scouten of R D J Corry and Frederick Howard Weagraff of Titusville. The couple plan to wed next Saturday at 2 pm at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Spartansburg with Rev Larry Mattox officiating. James Scouten will give the bride in marriage. James Murphy will sing and Mrs Larry Mattox will play the organ. All friends relatives and neighbors are invited to attend.
Miss Sharon Skalos bride elect of Joel Steele was honored at a misc bridal shower at Columbus Community Building. Guests included 23 attendees. gifts, games, prizes awarded to several Skalos relatives and friends. Kathy Kalika and Micalene Skatos assisted at the gift table. buffet dinner featured a decorated shower cake.
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