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A fragmented OCR note references a stamped item and monetary value noted as 100 dollars. The unreadable text includes names or initials such as Hille and S, MS, with unclear context or actions described.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1977
Page
5
A fragmented OCR note references a stamped item and monetary value noted as 100 dollars. The unreadable text includes names or initials such as Hille and S, MS, with unclear context or actions described.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan of 235 Spring Street Corry celebrate their golden wedding with an open house on Sunday June 19 from 2 to 5 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church West Smith Street hosted by their sons Roger and Larry and their wives. They have four grandchildren Jennifer Janelle Lynn and John.
Colleen Payne daughter of Mr and Mrs John Payne of Spring Creek will take part in a Horse Caravan to Scotland leaving Baltimore June 16 for six weeks. She will stay with three host families and take part in talks tours clinics and pony treks with aims to broaden 4 H experiences and foster US Scotland ties. Paynes and the Cooperative Extension Office invite inquiries for details about the program and her Scotland stay.
Miss Colette Jean Guy of Churchville New York will wed James William Pierotti son of Kane Pennsylvania in September 1977 The bride to be plans a Rochester Institute of Technology computer systems degree in 1977 The groom a 1975 RIT graduate in criminal justice is a Corry Area High School alumnus This engagement note sits amid a Halloween folklore brief from Kansas City Missouri about British Isles superstitions and rural Irish animal protections as described by Hallmark historian Sally Hopkins.
Promoted to petty officer in the United States Navy is Corry native David Williams, a 1975 Corry Area High School graduate stationed at Lakehurst New Jersey. His parents Mr and Mrs David Williams of 851 Liberty Street honor his achievement calling it a high personal triumph earned through duty and integrity.
The June ceremony at Christian Missionary Alliance Church in Spartansburg united Miss Pam Sherwood and John Wawrejko. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Harriet Cox and Thomas Sherwood, wore a white organza gown with lace, veil, and a cascade bouquet. groom’s family hailed from Sciota Trailer Village in Corry. A reception for 200 followed at the Corry Armory with music by the George Fawcett Trio. out-of-town guests came from Erie, Lancaster, Meadville, and Elgin.
The House approved creating a public site to commemorate Eleanor Roosevelt, voting 337 to 43. The plan would convert the former Eleanor Roosevelt home at Val Kill in Hyde Park, New York, into a national historic site with studies, lectures, and seminars. The Secretary of the Interior would be authorized to purchase the land.
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