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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1975
Page
5
Vague fragmentary text mentions a person named Higgins and a legal or personal matter. The readable bits reference a location near 90069 and a possible incident or attack. No clear event, date, or roles are discernible to form a definitive news item.
A four volume set of Interpreter's Dictionary of the Bible was presented to the Corry Public Library as a memorial for the late Rev Hugh Kenyon Leishman, former pastor of First Presbyterian Church. The Corry Area Ministerial Association arranged the presentation to librarian Mrs James Pat Knipp. The report also notes youth conference events and a job move for Sally Eliason in State College, with a reunion upcoming for Moffatt School alumni at Harbor Hall Community House.
Birdie notes contact persons for inquiries while Corry Christian School accepts enrollment for K through seventh grade. The Jackman family reunion is set for Sunday August 3 at 1 p.m. at Red Top Pavilion Mead Park with picnic baskets. Camp Findley hosts its 40th Bible Conference with The Young World Singers performing July 26 and Bishop Yeakel delivering talks across Sunday services.
Diane Christine Ahlstrom and Stephen D. Reeve announce their engagement. Diane is a Corry Area High School graduate and Clarion State College student. Stephen is a Sto-Rox High School graduate and Clarion State College student. Wedding plans are undecided. Public church services and local social events are noted, including a country club dance featuring the Joe Mallare Combo and a Karen's Gift Shop promotion winner.
Miss Dine Marie Hajee of Corry and John William Wood of Spring Creek wed in a July afternoon ceremony at St Elizabeth's Church. Rev Carl Lippert officiated a double ring rite attended by family and friends from multiple states. The bride wore Chantilly lace in a floor length gown with a mantilla veil. the groom wore a dark suit. Attendants included Cheryl Hajec as maid of honor and Brenda Barber as flower girl. A reception for 350 guests followed at St Elizabeth's Parish Center. The couple will reside on RD 1, Spring Creek. Both graduates of 1972, she from Corry Area High School and he from Mount Union College.
Judith Wise of Baxley Georgia marries Eugene Bradley Klinger formerly of Corry in a July 18 ceremony at Woodlawn Baptist Church Baxley. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wise. the groom son of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Klinger. After a honeymoon in Atlanta they will live at Lake Tara Park Baxley.
The Rehoboth Class of the Evangelical United Methodist Church held a combined swim party and wiener roast for 34 members and guests at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Raymonds home. Birthdays were celebrated and Mr and Mrs Guy Mogle were congratulated on their 50th wedding anniversary. Mrs Mildred Engle led devotions themed The Abiding Christ and plans for upcoming class projects were discussed. The group noted a Bible conference at Findley Lake and the next session on August 21 with hosts Mr and Mrs Melvin Messenger.
Corry Grange met at the Grange Hall with John Decker in charge. Officers elected for 1975 76 included John Decker master and Arthur McChesney overseer. Members discussed a firemen parade float to be staged August 2 and planned a four county visitation meeting at Warren County Fairgrounds with a 6 30 picnic and 8 p m meet. Blair Neb AP John Hoppe Blair chief of police graduated from Dana College in sociology with emphasis on law enforcement aims to pursue a master in public administration.
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