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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1967
Page
5
A partial clipping describes fresh activity along the Vietnam front with mentions of a river bridge, a police outpost, and warnings to photographers. References hint at a four day period of tension and possible mobilization as officials note possible moves by forces in the region.
Three Corry Area Teachers Association members Mrs Barbara French Mrs Charlotte Steves and Mrs Betty Damon joined peers at Meadville for the PSEA Northwestern Region Drive-in Conference on Public Relations. Speakers included Mrs Lois McKinney Fred Leuschner and Charles Wise who discussed newsletters press relations and methods to secure newspaper coverage for education.
Mrs J H Castor of East Frederick Street hosted the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting. New members Karen Campisano and Nancy Stockham were welcomed and plans set for Good Citizen and history awards.
Robert Lindstrom of Concord Township, a jointure building committee member, said the heating and air conditioning were installed to the architect's specs. He notes the architect is at fault and that the Joint Committee must finish the job and pay the $229 balance, at Mrs. Carl Hinman's home on Maple Avenue at 8 pm.
Cottage cheese whipped with milk makes a low calorie stand in for sour cream ideal for dips and beet Stroganoff. Add onions and other mix ins for a creamy texture without chunks and save calories per ounce. Also includes tips on coupon tracking envelopes and odor control for pet litter boxes.
The Joint Committee debated paying a $229 balance to Johnson Horigan and Yaple for the Wright School heating system. Director William Kafferlin urged protest against the architect's role, while E. F. Anderson said architects are rarely wrong. The vote narrowly favored payment under protest. Genevieve Blatt to be sworn as assistant director of the Office of Economic Opportunity in Washington.
Birdie Tells Us reports Ladies Bridge Association meeting at Hotel Corry with hosts Mrs Raymond Anderson and Mrs Vellah Bracken and a RSVP deadline. An organ concert at Youngsville High School auditorium Thursday at 8 pm is sponsored by the Music Department and Music Boosters with $1 tickets. S/Sgt Stephen Reynolds returns from overseas duty in Japan and Thailand and will station at Forbes Field Kansas with his family. An anniversary tureen dinner for World War I members and Ladies Auxiliary is planned at Grange Hall tomorrow at 6 pm. Mr and Mrs William Johnson return from Virginia cherry blossom trip with daughter Karen and son Mark. Catholic Daughters dinner Thursday at 6:30 pm at VFW Club. reservations via Mrs Suchar or Mrs Eaton. Jonathan Lodge IOOF confers second degree tomorrow at 8 pm. Paul Auer leads. A newborn yesterday to Judy Daniels and George Daniels of Ashville. Judy Froman is her mother. A daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Hicks Findley Lake. Mrs Hicks is the former Mable Sphon. Italy to appoint first women railroad station masters next month after civil service exams. Seven women qualified and will train before assuming posts.
The piece notes a social event chaired by the event’s general chairman with decorations by Mrs. Willard Gibson and Mrs. Knowlton. Tickets are on sale at the bar and all attendees must present identification cards.
The agreement ends a strike with ABC noting 70 million viewers for the Oscars. News anchors from New York Chicago and Los Angeles gain wage boosts from 275 to 900 weekly plus 25 percent of talent fees retroactive to last March 1. No reprisals are promised and cross picket lines case is eased. A 12 year old woman dies after plunging over Niagara Falls.
Crowds of Negro youths poured into the streets at dusk Monday but violence stayed limited to a few small fires and sporadic gunfire aimed at street lights. Police set checkpoints to cut off the riot area and made arrests while by late Monday night students returned to dormitories and crowds dispersed. Mrs Lillas M Nylander of a home for the aged in Owegan Ont was mentioned in patrols.
Naples Florida prosecutors in the first degree murder trial of Dr. Carl Coppolino described him as a fortune hunter who killed his first wife Carmela for money and married his second wife Mary shortly after. State Attorney Frank Schaub painted a calculated plan to secure a luxurious retirement through staged medical ventures and life policies while defense argued the death was not proven homicide.
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