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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
5
Readable bits mention a shaft and control issues with some rocky elements. The text appears damaged and uncertain about names, places, or a clear event.
The Corry Area Golden Age Club at the YMCA welcomed Dr. Mary Ann Kibler a local physician and member of the Erie County Commissioners Advisory Board on the Council for the Aging who spoke on council activities. Also present were Charles Killenger head of the Erie Advocate for Senior Citizens and assistants Charles Carl and J Marsala of Erie.
Announcement of the Saturday wedding of Andrea Asher of Huntington New York to Jeffrey Rathbun of Corry. The ceremony was in the bride’s garden officiated by Rev Irving Murray. The couple plans a honeymoon to Bermuda and will reside in Melrose Park Pennsylvania.
Mrs Joan Wells of New Providence New Jersey announces the engagement of her daughter Joanne Wells to Peter R Boughrum son of Mr and Mrs Roy S Boughrum of Millington New Jersey The bride to be works at Children s Specialized Hospital Mountainside and the groom to be is dairy manager at Acme Markets An August wedding is planned
Mrs Lena Shorts has returned home at 10 Spring Street after a two week vacation with her sister in Franklin. Newell Beckwith and daughter Martha Jane of East South Street visited Daniel and Mary Jane Beckwith in Mill Hall and Harvey and Marjorie Sproul in Howard. Vincie Perry, son of Patsy and Betty Perry, has returned to Zem Zem Shriners Hospital in Erie after a brief home visit and a body cast removal today. William Stright family returned from Larimer for a niece's wedding to Glenn Siright.
Corry Bridge Association held a four table Howell session at the Corry Motor Inn with an average score of 42. Winners included Mrs F H Bartholme Union City and Mrs J Fred Kinley 56 and Mrs H Treat with Robert Larsen Jamestown 48. Other top pairings were Mr and Mrs Thomas Cragg 4742 and Mr and Mrs Arthur Hansen Union City 47. A regular game is set for next Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Motor Inn. reservations via Mrs Lloyd Stowe at 664-4040.
The Friendship Aid group of Evangelical United Methodist Church held a picnic supper Tuesday at Mrs. Glenn Humes’s West Smith Street home. Fourteen members and two guests attended. President Mrs. LaVern McEldowney led the business session, with devotions on Peace by Mrs. Gertrude Grover and a closing prayer by Mrs. Lena Halfast. The August session date and place will be announced.
A bridal shower for Miss Dawn Cox, Randall Way bride elect, was held at the Elgin Beaverdam firehall with 25 guests. Hostesses Sally Palmer and Barbara Peterson presided as games and prizes were enjoyed, and a special prize went to Elaine Dewey. Cox, to wed Mr. Way this Saturday at Faith Church, received many gifts, refreshments, and a decorated shower cake.
Joseph Lukac, Corry Area High School teacher and head football coach, spoke at the Rotary Club noon luncheon at Venture Inn. He outlined school football activities, pre season practice, and provided a general report on the sport. The event followed by a routine business session led by Tugene Theisen, president, and included news of the successful Rotary breakfast at Meads Park.
Moscow reports two unmanned Soviet probes Mars 4 and Mars 5 are racing toward Mars to study the planet and surrounding space. Tass says systems function normally and the craft should reach Mars vicinity in mid February. An expert predicts possible camera drops. Tass notes aim is exploration and medium measurements.
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