Fragmented OCR Item Noted in Morning Paper
Readable fragments show an unclear note about a jog or drive era gift event with stray words like O JOG rt and drive era jog gifts ping: wust. at he FTED.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1975
Page
5
Readable fragments show an unclear note about a jog or drive era gift event with stray words like O JOG rt and drive era jog gifts ping: wust. at he FTED.
A terse line from a damaged OCR fragment mentions counting ants and sides of a can. The readable text provides no clear event, names, or concrete facts to identify a broader news item. The fragment suggests observational notes or a lost context rather than a complete report.
Mayor Kibler was named Woman Of Year at a Villa Saturday event. The ceremony highlighted her community work and leadership in the town, with attendees including local officials and residents who praised her service.
Florida guest Mrs Fordman J Beach returns to St. Petersburg after a week with sister Mrs Venns Follett in Corry. Hospitalized boys Brandon and Christopher Southwick in Jamestown request cards from Concord Elementary classmates. College Women Club hosts September 22 meeting at Corry Country Club with buffet and program Palm Reading Truth or Nonsense. YMCA Auxiliary meets at the Y to plan Christmas Bazaar. Heirloom and Hobby Show and Sale Sept 25 at Columbus Community United Church of Christ. Birthday wishes for Mrs Nellie Burlingame. Corry Ettes Carnival in City Park Saturday 11 am to 3 30 pm with hayride to Baker Hill Farm. Corry Business and Professional Women attend Villa Maria Golden Gala. Mayor Kibler named Woman of the Year at Rainbow Gardens Erie anniversary celebration features Jimmy Testie Orchestra and remarks by Bishop Alfred Watson.
The St Elizabeth Church Guild held its first yearly meeting at the Parish Center with a tureen dinner for 35 members hosted by officers. A new member, Mrs John Sally Xander, was introduced as booklets and revised by laws were distributed. A bake sale is planned for Sunday October 19 after mass. Rev Carl Lippert spoke of the parish centennial in 1976 and the heating and redecorating projects. He called for teachers for the C D Classes for the year. The next monthly meeting is October 8 at the parish center, and Women’s Club meets October 7:30 pm at the president’s home. Spring Creek Cub Scouts meet September 17 at 7 pm at the Spring Creek Congregational Church. registrations will be taken. A household hint suggests scenting artificial flowers with cologne or placing scented soap in the vase for lasting fragrance.
Constance Louise Mountain and Rodney Guy Burrows wed in an outdoor 11 o clock ceremony at the groom’s parents home in Elgin. The bride wore a yellow nylon gown and was escorted by her brothers. Attendants included Mrs. Paul Mountain and Miss Rhoda Burrows. Guests from multiple states attended. couple to reside at 53 1/2 North Center Street.
The Mokwa family held its first annual reunion at Mead Park with a noon picnic. President Joette Amy led the business session. Officers for next year include Leon Duda president and Stanley Mokwa vice president. Prizes went to oldest K. Lenda and youngest Jessica Lybrook. Entertainment was by Thomas and William Kalika. Next reunion planned for Greenfield Hall Erie with time to be announced.
A vintage cookie recipe yields 4 to 5 dozen cookies. Ingredients include shortening brown sugar eggs vanilla pancake mix oats nuts raisins or chocolate, plus cinnamon nutmeg and cloves. Bake 10 to 12 minutes at 375 degrees until light brown.
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