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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1969
Page
5
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A stork shower at the Elks Lodge in Columbus honored Mrs. le Worth Hammond Jr. with 20 guests, pink blue white decor, visiting games and prizes for Mrs. Carol Baccus Cathy Berry Mrs. Richard Herberg and Mrs. Dennis Al bers. Hosted by Mrs. Dean and others. Lord Rugby, 91, former diplomat and first British ambassador to independent Ireland, dies in Suffolk nursing home.
Mary Therese Falcone wedding to Michael John was celebrated at St. Thomas The Apostle Church. A bridal shower at 318 Ear South Street honored her with 20 guests, apricot and white decor, and awards to Mrs. Dominick Falcone, Mrs. Anna Bachofner, Mia James O'Brien Sr., and Pamela Bachofner.
Mrs. Charles Williams announces National Library Week April 20 to 26. A Roaring Twenties party at Elks Lodge 2.50 admission benefits Corry Public Library with dance and public entry. Tomorrow features Edinboro State College's Charles Glendinning speaking on The New Romantics. free admission. Wednesday at 7:30 prom dress fashion show with models and free event.
Miss Froman and Miss Keppel are among 11 candidates for Miss Corry 1969. The pageant starts Saturday at 8 pm in the Corry Area High School auditorium with the public invited. Froman, 18, is a CAHS graduate and plans to become a hairdresser. Keppel, 17, CAHS senior, participates in Tri HI Y and other clubs and aims for further studies at Sullins Seminary or South.
Birdie Tells Us highlights visits in Cleveland by Balog family and Meadv ille singers performance of Good News. Upcoming events include Brokenstraw Valley Singers May 4 concert in Celoron New York and CDA meeting at St Thomas School. Youth Fellowship bicycle progressive dinner Friday. dog and cat food storage tip ends.
Miss Keppel will study physical education at in Buena Vista Virginia and plans to teach. She is sponsored by the National Bank of Corry where she works as a bookkeeper during summers.
Concord PTA holds monthly meeting in the school all purpose room. The program features the Concord School Band directed by H Lynn Rice. Larry Vanderhoff leads the business session. Refreshments are provided by second grade room mothers including Mrs Wallace Rooney, Mrs Harry Lamb, Mrs Richard Courtney and Mrs Richard Huling.
Eastern Airlines reports a tentative pact with District 100 of the IAM AFL-CIO covering about 10 000 mechanics parts clerks and ramp attendants. Agreement awaits ratification by IAM members. Old contract expired December 31. forces bolster in Borneo fight against Communist guerrillas.
The Supreme Court set aside the Brooklyn bus driver Sidney Street's flag burning conviction but avoided ruling on whether flag burning as political protest can lead to jail. The ruling centered on speech versus actions and left unresolved if he was punished for words alone or for both speech and burning. Justice Harlan noted insufficient record to decide. Justice Warren dissented, urging a clear stance on protecting the flag in protest.
The court ruling 6 to 3 invalidates state residency requirements for welfare aid. Justice Brennan says deterrence of migrants and benefit limits are not constitutional objectives, predicting 100,000 to 200,000 poor gain eligibility and a welfare cost rise of 125 million to 1 billion annually. The decision targets Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and D C, with wider implications for about 40 states.
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