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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1975
Page
7
Fragmented OCR mentions a town church and an event time with unclear details. Reads like scattered references to people and a schedule but lacks complete names, places, or dates to establish a clear report. The fragment hints at a civic or religious gathering in a local town.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions personal names and a season, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No coherent event or clear entities to extract beyond scattered references to individuals and a presumed season.
Women of the Moose and Loyal Order of Moose members craft a parade float with theme Mooseheart and Moosehaven for the Northwestern Pennsylvania Firemen's Association grand parade sponsored by Stanford Hose Company. Float chair Leah Shettler and sisters plan, seek a glider, and invite calls to 664-4196. Parade starts 2 PM Saturday as convention centerpiece.
California visit by Miss Mary Ann OBrien and Miss Pat OBrien recounts three weeks with uncle Gerald Morris in San Gabriel and local sightseeing. Community notes cover Martin family reunion plans, Morris reunion near Buells Corners, Pioneer Village trip, a Moose and Loyal Order of the Moose combined meeting with a charity tureen dinner, and upcoming productions including Hot L Baltimore at Chautauqua Institution. Also included are insomnia treatment insights from a California psychiatrist, 25th wedding anniversary for Bernard and Marguerite Skiff, and a Corry Area Council for Exceptional Children meeting for CACEC float planning.
Pauline Cote daughter of Mr and Mrs George E Cote of Corry will begin her freshman year at Mercyhurst College in Erie on September 3? she will major in psychology She is among 300 freshmen coventry campus of the Dr Gertrude A Barber Center to work on the parade float Saturday Mrs Donald Stevenson urged help and more dolls are needed
In Harrisburg the state Insurance Department approved rate increases for about 650000 Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania subscribers. 405000 group and non group customers face a 27.5 percent rise. 245000 holders of the 65 Special program see a 25 percent hike. The changes will add $14.1 million annually from the first group and $2.9 million from the second, totals below the amount Blue Cross sought and the department rejected last March.
Miss Barbara Jeanne Nickles and Thomas Roger McCray Jr. wed at United Methodist Church Williamsville. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Nickles. groom son of Mr and Mrs McCray of Snyder. Ceremony featured ivory organza gown with duchess neckline and lace details. Reception at Statler Hilton Buffalo. honeymoon to Florida. couple to reside in Amherst and Buffalo.
The 20th Brundage reunion gathered 58 members and guests in Mead Park with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Koford. Dinner, invocation by Mrs. Arthur Brundage, and a birthday cake by Mrs. Barry Greely framed an afternoon of games, a wedding movie, and births of John Lawrence and Brian David Brundage. Next year's reunion set for same site hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Mason.
The Columbus Wranglers 4-H Club held its annual Roundup Show at No-Bar Riding Club on Saturday. Competition awarded five top placers per category including junior and senior grooming and showmanship, senior and junior stock seat and western pleasure, with names such as Bobby Brown Laura Sanford Roberta Hollenbeck Joni Owens and Jani Shumsky among the winners.
John C Hayward son of Mrs. Louie Eastman of Essex street will sing in a Chautauqua concert at 8 p m on August 2 featuring Carmina Burana by Carl Orff. The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus and Blossom Festival Choir conductor Robert Page leads the Chautauqua orchestra. John, a longtime Cleveland Orchestra Chorus member, holds multiple music posts and teaches at Eastern Kentucky University and Lehman High School. He will also sing two solos at Findley Lake on August 3 with his wife Muriel and their three sons, David Thomas Jeremy John and Jon Kim.
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