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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
5
A clipped historical notice references a general and a bombing action in the South related to band troops, with an abrupt earlier mention of a governor figure. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
The text presents broken phrases about war, pilots, national pride, and mortality. It references renewal, respect, and security but contains no clear events, names, dates, or locations to identify a coherent news item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions sale and a friend, with unclear names or dates. It suggests a personal conflict or property sale context but lacks concrete details, making precise identification difficult while preserving the core mention of sale and interpersonal reference.
At the Tuesday evening session of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No. 140 at the IOOF Hall on North Center Street, Mrs. Eugene Marrs presided and new officers were chosen including Mrs. James Smith as noble grand and Mrs. Harvey Loveland as financial secretary. A tureen dinner was planned for Saturday at 6 30 pm with all Odd Fellows and families invited, and installation is set for October 3.
A bridal shower at Gilbert Willink's home in Clymer honored Miss Cindy Querreveld, who will marry Dale Willink on October 7. Hostesses were Mrs. Raymond Willink and Miss Donna Willink. Prizes went to Mrs. Wilbur Sorenson, Mrs. Bruce Kidder, and Mrs. Jerrold Harmelink. Guests from Corry, Clymer, Erie and Florida attended. delightful desserts were served.
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Speck may not be executed for the South Side Chicago townhouse slayings and ordered a new sentencing hearing. The court cited the U S Supreme Court June 29 decision that the death penalty is cruel and unusual punishment as applied nationwide. Speck’s lawyer Gerald Getty said Speck aims to leave death row to attend art and leatherwork courses.
In Sandy Oregon a deputy sheriff removed two U S flags from outside a restaurant at night saying illumination was lacking. The owner and a sheriff official praised the deputy while many local calls supported and condemned actions. The U S attorney said no laws were broken. The owner plans to rehang the flags.
Mrs Mardene Caldwell of 107 Main street Spartansburg received word from her son Russell Lee Caldwell of his marriage to Miss Kim Chong of Kyonggi ro Korea.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its annual roll call at the Evangelical United Methodist Church with 17 members present. A noon tureen dinner followed, and devotions led by Mrs. Ruth Shannon covered the theme Don’t Lose Faith. Officers were installed by Mrs. Mildred Sorenson. A porch sale is planned for September 28 and 29 at 237 West Washington Street. The 98th annual state convention will be October 11 to 13 in Clearfield, Pa. The next meeting is in October at the First United Methodist Church. The notice also mentions Corry store ads and personnel assignments in Seoul and Kyonggi-do.
Corry Bridge Association members and guests held a four table Howell event at the Corry Motor Inn. Winners included J. Fred Kinley and spouse at 58 percent and Bartholme duo at 50.4 percent, Dodds and Lundy at 48, John Pierce and Robert Tunnel at 44, and Hansen and Larsen at 43. Next regular game set for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Reservations with Veo Lindsey.
A pie social at Cutting Community Church Saturday at 8 p.m. will raise funds for the Cutting Cemetery. Ladies should bring a pie to sell and a few sandwiches. beverages provided. Neighbors and friends urged to attend.
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