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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1968
Page
5
Fragment mentions Kinstler and Mary with references to a $10,000 bond and an appellate bond related to allowing an appeal. Details are garbled. No clear date, court, or outcome can be confirmed from the readable text.
Senior Chair of First Baptist Church under Rev Virgil Endsley presents Hallelujah What A Savior by John W Peterson this evening at 7 45 at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Spar tansburg Tomorrow night the same program at 8 at the Baptist Church Sherman Public invited to attend both events Also birthday wishes for Mrs Alfred Baungrotz of Sparansburg on her 80th birthday plus a series of community notices including a pack meeting at Concord School guest speaker William Kickbush from Irvine and a white elephant sale at the Moose Lodge with officers present and a bowling league meeting at BowlAire later this week
Jenine Loveland and Arthur Hotchkiss announce their engagement. Miss Loveland is a 1964 Corry Area High School graduate and a 1966 Erie County Technical Institute graduate employed as a dental hygienist in Brunswick Ohio. Hotchkiss is a senior at Ohio University Athens set to graduate. They plan a June 11 wedding.
Mrs. Blanche Sullivan hosted the Mentor Club meeting led by president Miss Ann Baresei. Officers elected included poet author critic and translator. She read poems and played a Ciardi reading. refreshments followed. The season's final meeting will be May 25 as a luncheon.
A bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Herbert Loveland at 962 East Main honored Mari Ann Diemer, bride elect of William Haze Jr. of Los Angeles, with 17 guests, pink and white decor, games, and gifts. The date for the wedding is set for May 16 in Los Angeles.
A Saturday birthday party at the Columbus Community Building honored Miss Marlene Kane and Miss Laurene Kane with guests dressed as their favorite characters. Winners included Sam Dubrosky and John Scheiner as Bonnie and Clyde, and Bonnie and Clyde lookalikes won best character likeness. Special prizes went to Mark Furst, Jill Christensen, and Betty Jo Harvey, with a team contest won by Becky Bulard and others. Music was by Sound Eruption of North East, hosted by Mrs. Kane, with law enforcement themed chaperones in attendance.
Cheryl Lee Beckerink, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Beckerink of 112 Hill Crest Drive, is a Miss Corry Pageant contestant. A Corry Area High School graduate of 1965, she will finish Nursing School at Oil City Hospital School of Nursing in August. Her hobbies include knitting sewing and collecting mugs. She is Student Council president and district seven chair of the Student Nurses Association of Pennsylvania, and on April 24 will lead a mock convention. She is class secretary and a member of the Triple Trio.
Cheryl Day a 19 year old daughter of Sgt. Paul Day of the Cattaraugus County Sheriff's Department was rushed to Salamanca District Hospital after suffering severe facial burns from a sun lamp used 25 minutes Thursday night. The incident occurred before she planned to participate in the Miss Cory Pageant at Corry Area High School sponsored by the Jaycees. The burns left her in shock with eyes burned and facial blistering as her brunette friend Gilda Goodrich also used the lamp for the same duration.
Florida smokers react to higher cigarette prices by buying roll your own gadgets. Machines enabling 50 or more cigarettes from cheap tobacco and papers sell out as the eight to 15 cent tax bump takes effect. Officials doubt the fad will derail plans to raise 505 million for education, predicting a return to normal in months.
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