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A damaged OCR fragment mentions 1937 and a regional context with unclear names and dates, offering only scattered hints of a local event or notice without identifiable persons or places.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment mentions 1937 and a regional context with unclear names and dates, offering only scattered hints of a local event or notice without identifiable persons or places.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Clark and two children of Pontiac Michigan return from visiting Mrs Clark s mother Mrs Mary Hoffman Snyder Circle. They attended the Corry High Alumni Association dinner and dance. Judy Schaefer Hodges stationed in Cheyenne Wyoming helping Sally Kerstetter with overseas papers. Rotary luncheon at Venture Inn notes Radio Day plans for June 23. Mary Louise Garfield and Ronald D Ploss wed in Florida May 19 residing in Winter Park Florida.
Miss Barbara Burress was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower as she prepares to marry Carlyle Wade on Saturday. Hosts were Cathy and Roni Sekerak and Mrs. Michael Sekerak of Corry RD 2. Attendees included Mrs. Kay Hollenbeck and others, with gifts given to the bride. The piece also notes community events including a Moose Lodge tureen dinner, a Red Cross fundraiser, 4H meetings, honey in whipped cream tips, and a Tina Consolo bridal shower. It references Inuit name change efforts and YMCA Newcomers Club officer installations with summer plans.
The eighth grade graduates of St Thomas School held their annual banquet with seventh graders as hosts. Speeches and prayers were delivered by Mrs. James Maloney Rev Cyril Cooper Steve Toy and Theresa Zaphiris. Cochairs were Mrs Edward Pass and Mrs Joseph Hand. Guests included high grade students and parents who enjoyed dinner games and square dancing amid red white and blue decorations.
JoAnn Tinko and Harold R. Bromley married at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev. J Kenneth Soderquist officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs Helen Yaratch and the late John Tinko Sr., wore white organza and Venice lace with a chapel train. groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs Alton Bromley of 202 West Washington. The ceremony featured candles, blue and white daisies, and music by Mrs Harry Pike and Mrs Lois Henderson. A reception for 300 followed at the Youngsville firehall, with guests from Ohio Detroit Berlin Jamestown Clymer Houston Strabane Erie Philadelphia Union City Columbus Spartansburg Corry. The couple will reside at 41142 North Center Street after a southern honeymoon trip. The bride is a 1965 Corry area High School graduate employed at Corry Savings and Loan. Bromley is a 1963 graduate.
Engagement and forthcoming marriage announced by the Kahle and Hansen families. Miss Vicki Jean Kahle, a 1972 Corry Area High School graduate, will wed Robert William Hansen at the First United Methodist Church in Corry on July 14. The couple, both with ties to Warren and Corry, plan their wedding after dating while employed locally.
CAHS works as assistant supervisor at Corry Foam Products. Hostesses for the bride’s pre nuptial parties are Mrs. George Koestner, Mrs. James Black, Mrs. John G. Volk, Mrs. Harry Norton Jr., with the honor attendants named.
Mrs John Zyck received a pink and blue themed stork shower at the home of Mrs Donald Raisley with assistant hostesses Mrs Dennis Driscoll Mrs Jerry Roach and Mrs Edward Roach. Guests included Miss JoAnne Amoroso Mrs Carson Munn and others. Prizes awarded to Cindy Amoroso Joseph Amoroso John Woodard Alan Higley and Lynn Phillips.
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