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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1968
Page
5
The document details amendments to a zoning ordinance including penalties for violations, potential jail terms, and the process of approving changes. It references fines, a maximum 30 to 60 day imprisonment window, and modifications to construction standards such as studs, ceilings, and plywood thickness. It notes approval by the mayor and the city clerk as part of the enacted wording.
Lynnette Marie Marsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Marsh of A D 4 is a 20 year old Cedarville College student majoring in business education She was named Sweetheart Queen of the Cedarville campus this February and will compete for Miss Corry tomorrow at Corry Area High School Tickets priced 1 are available at multiple local banks and will be sold at the door The event is Jaycees sponsored.
Mi Beta Phi members gathered at Perry's Inn on Route 6 for a dinner meeting featuring quizzes on the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The program included a slide analysis and was conducted by vice president Mrs E Craig Moore with a business session led by Mrs Harry Schiemer. next meeting planned for May 7 at Meadow Lane.
Corry public library officials led by Mrs. Rob ert A. Olt Jr and Mayor Dr. Joseph Furst outline events for National Library Week April 21 to 28. The lineup includes corage making, a reading on Images of the Negro in Modern American Literature, film screening of The Red Balloon, makeup demonstration for teens, and library programs for residents.
Denise 11, Douglas 9, and Dawn 7, children of Mrs. Ivis Shomody of Detroit, visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Merle Page in Columbus. Concord School PTA meets 7:30 PM with an art display and spring musical program. Rotary speaker Neil James from Australia attends Columbus church service. Buettikoferes return from six months in California via Prescott and Daisy Oklahoma. Rosalita Jane Allen wedding announced. Household tips for egg whites in cake batter. Quote: Live and let live. Teeters return from Altoona. Kevin Teeter’s birthday May 1 marks open nuptial reception tomorrow at Concord.
Members and guests met Wednesday at the Hotel Corry for an eight table Howell session. North and south winners were Robert Larsen and T H Treat. other top pairs included Erkki Raine and Charles Miller, Ming and George Michaels, Veo Lindsey. East and west winners were Edward Thompson and Horton Davis, Boyd Berrett. The annual dinner and bridge is planned for next week at 6 pm, price $3 per couple.
The Corry Area High School Spanish Club held its first social event of the year a banquet at 6 p.m. in the home economics department. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Peck and teachers Miss Phyllis Hill and Mrs. Jack Stahl. Twenty five members attended. Nancy Fenstermacher spoke on her travels in Spain after a dinner of tacos paella tamales tortillas and enchiladas. Club officers are Patricia Cochran president Mildred Roberts vice president Sally Muckinhaupt secretary Linda Wetmore assistant secretary and Sue Jewell treasurer. Committee members are Kay Simmons Cathy Eastman and Kathleen Still.
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary powers a Candy Striper program and hospital support since 1897. The group raises funds and purchases items for room maintenance and the Meditation Room costing thousands, with annual contributions around 200 active members and about 2995 dollars raised last year.
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