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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1975
Page
3
The readable fragments discuss power and unity in global terms, highlighting how states and technologies influence society. It references fusion, natural law, and complex dates, suggesting a broad meditation on human endeavor and collective fate.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a dental presentation and public workers. The readable parts suggest a community health event with possible testing or vaccination efforts and officials involved. Details are incomplete and unclear.
Fragmentary text hints at debates over education, reforms, and national policy. The sketched notes reference known principles and several reform ideas discussed by leaders, suggesting a period of policy consideration amid ongoing governance.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled street identifier and partial address. No clear event or action. Unable to determine full location, date, or responsible authority from the readable fragments.
At the first fall dinner in the school auditorium the St Thomas Women’s Organization introduced new faculty members of St Thomas School. Sister Dominica, principal, announced teachers including Bonnie Mitchell Debra Franklin James Jackman Colleen Yahner Marie Kanicki Christine Lombardo Nancy Harrington and Dennis Bean. About 90 members and guests attended and Mrs Ann was honored for long service in the kitchen.
Bethel College in Mishawaka Ind welcomes Sue Garfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Garfield of First Avenue as a first year student. The 1975 Corry Area High School graduate will major in music while pursuing collegiate life and activities.
A column presents a zucchini cake style recipe with 3 cups grated squash and sugar, nuts, oil, eggs, and flour mixes, baked in a 13 by 9 pan and muffins. It notes frosting with cream cheese, butter, sugar, and vanilla, closing with a proverb about spoken and printed words.
Linda Mary Walker and Mark Eugene Crosby wed in a 1 PM double ring ceremony at Faith Church Corry with Rev Joseph Kanzlemar officiating. Bride wore white satin empire gown with long train and pink silk rose bouquet. Attendants included Cinda Jean Thacker and Aleta Crane. Best man was Gaylord Lindsey. ushers included Charles Volks. Reception for 105 at Nichols Lodge Mead Park. couple to reside in Corry. Crosby employed at Cooper Energy Services.
Mrs. Edgar A. Waters of Garland announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Kay Waters to John Danielson of Utica New York. The bride elect a 1975 Youngsville High School graduate works at New Process Company Warren. The groom is a 1972 Youngsville graduate and works for Madison Silo Utica. Wedding date not set.
The Carter Hill Community Aid met at Mrs Thomas Labowski's home with 14 members one guest and three children present. New member Mrs Lee Morton joined. officers appointed to organize Wayne Township history work. Plans included a harvest dinner in November and an October 5 open house for newlyweds Harry and Maud Burrows.
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