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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1976
Page
5
Seated person uses evasive phrase about identity and relation. A fragmentary note mentions others in unclear context. The text shows garbled OCR and lacks coherent events or names.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a public notice with names and titles, including an apparent reference to an absentee position and a political office. The garbled text lacks clear dates, places, or actions, leaving only scattered proper nouns and roles.
Mr and Mrs Al Winnie Hanson of 23 West Park Place Corry will be honored with an open house and reception for their 50th wedding anniversary. The event is set for Sunday October 2 from 2 to 3 pm in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge. Hosts include their son and daughter in law Troy and Mary Jo Hanson and their son in law and daughter George and Marcia Spitman. The Hansons have eight grandchildren and request no presents, just your presence.
Mrs. Ralph Hawley of Union City announces the engagement of her daughter Cheryl Renee Hawley to Norman D. Capela of Corry. Cheryl is a 1974 Union City Area High School graduate employed at True Temper in Union City. Norman is a 1972 Corry Area High School graduate working at Penn Brass in Erie. The couple plans to marry October 8, 1977.
Mrs J K Evans of Spartansburg and Miss Florence Pond led a Sharon visit for the DAR regents club luncheon at the Sheraton Inn. Inclement weather moved the Toys for Tots kickoff to the National Guard Armory, where a stock of toys was collected for needy children with entertainment by the Erie Clowns. The Beta Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi chapter continues toy and donation collections through the holidays, with contact points listed for pickup and questions.
Members of the Corry Area Flower and Garden Club hosted a Liberty Tree luncheon honoring Mrs. Marie Campbell, with a program including a skit and readings. St. Thomas Women and Relief Corps announce upcoming meetings at St. Thomas School and Emmanuel Church, plus a colonial Bicentennial Worship service and dance lessons. A Playboys purchase spree in Raleigh reports an unidentified man buying magazines from two bookstores.
Associated Press writer Louise Cook reports pumpkins should remain plentiful for Halloween carving despite sporadic Midwest reports of smaller crops. USDA does not track total production. it does monitor 41 major terminal markets where 1974 to 1975 weights rose from 27.6 to 29.8 million pounds. Retail prices range 2.50 to 4.60, with good size and quality noted by growers like Gerald Huber of Starlight Indiana.
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