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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1967
Page
5
A fragmentary OCR item offers a glimpse of a local feature noting an event or stance with unclear wording. The readable portions mention names and places but lack full context to identify a clear incident or outcome.
The former Miss Houser and Worth Hammond Sr. son of Columbus residents married in a ceremony officiated by John Lucas. The bride wore a white silk organza gown with chantilly lace and a chapel train, veil, and bridal bouquet. A reception for 125 followed at the VFW Post. out of town guests joined local relatives from Auburn, Bath, Hilton, Jamestown, Cleveland, North East, Union City, and Columbus. The couple departed for a honeymoon to Montreal and Expo 87 before returning.
Birdie reports several Corry gro nery friends of the Monkees attended a Buffalo Memorial Auditorium show. Vic Ye Debby Piccardi Margaret and Louise Frisina are named as the lucky youths plus Mrs Joseph Frisina and other relatives visiting in Erie and Jamestown areas. A note on David King, discharged soldier from Vietnam plans to attend college in fall. Other notes cover Eastern Star events, touring Washington, D.C., and a hospital patient in Erie.
Members of the Little League Ladies Auxiliary met at the Ritz Restaurant to finalize plans for the annual auxiliary sponsored Slo-Pitch game at Olin Bracken Field in Mead Park Sunday at 2 p.m. This year includes a double-header with fathers of 1967 players and former Little League teams, coached by Sam and Joe Batesal, plus a mystery sportscaster. Admission is free and the public is invited. A family picnic is planned for August in Mead Park, with further announcements to follow. Mrs. Carroll Crowell is president, Mrs. James Bennett secretary and treasurer.
Mrs Hammond plans to reside in Columbus after marrying a CAHS graduate who served a year in Vietnam and works at Ajax Iron Works. The bride attended Corry Area High School and worked at Citizens Corry Office of Marine National Bank. Pre nuptial hosts included several bank employees. Harrisburg notes PIAA appoints Charles McCullough as assistant executive director for a five year term to oversee officials and aid the executive director.
The Corry Business and Professional Women’s Club hosted its July outing at the M. C. Baldwin home and pool on Stewart Road. A swim party preceded a cookout and picnic dinner with a brief business session led by president Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss. Plans were set to push the local drive for the Corry Memorial Hospital building fund and to sponsor a booth for the August downtown Sidewalk Bazaar Daze. Auditing committee named: Mrs. Harold Jackson, Miss M. Agnes Lynch, and Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss. A bon voyage gift was presented as part of the session.
The Charles Henry Nichols family reunion drew 68 attendees on Sunday at Mead Park. Guests included Archie Wright of Ohio, Melissa Carroll and Myrtla Hamilton of Corry. Hosts from Elle Union City Sugar Grove Columbus Corry and Lakewood arranged activities and committees.
Plans for an open church wedding have been announced for Miss Charla Mse Morris and Bruce Allen Kerr. Their nuptials will be performed on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Dobbs Corners Community Church with a reception in the Sunday School rooms. All friends and relatives are invited.
Sixteen women from Warren County attended the 1967 Ladies Day Out program in Sharon yesterday, chaired by Mrs. Kenneth Bostwick of the Pennsylvania Farmers Association Women’s Committee. The event was part of a five‑city statewide tour. Dr. Arthur R. Wilson spoke on People, Pilly, and PFA as the featured topic. More than 65 women attended, with Mrs. Florence Thomas assisting as director of program development for the American group.
Lorin and Mary Etta Blakeslee, a brother and sister duo from Concord H Club, are state finalists after county and district wins. They will compete for state honors at Penn State during H Days in early August. Mary Etta presents A Lovelier You on clothing selection. Lorin presents Dr Corn on plant food deficiencies. Rodney McCray attends as room chairman.
Esther Pike wife of Rt. Rev. James A. Pike the retired Episcopal bishop of California was granted an interlocutory divorce decree in San Francisco Superior Court Judge Byron Arnold presided over a five minute hearing. Mrs. Pike age 48 charged mental cruelty and Bishop Pike did not contest. The case tied to his role at Center for Democratic Institutions in Santa Barbara and involved other figures from Warren County and local attendees.
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