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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1967
Page
5
A municipal water agency faces a federal order to withhold supply due to compliance issues. Officials say the action affects residents and prompts review of treatment facilities. The dispute centers on adherence to federal drinking water standards and potential penalties.
A partial item notes a winded town debt totaling $900. The fragment provides no dates or names, but indicates a municipal liability or unsettled payment. Further context is needed to identify the payer, creditor, or governing body.
Carolyn J Migliaccio became Mrs Richard H Herberg at St Thomas Apostle Church on April 8 in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Cyril Cooper. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Migliaccio, wore an ivory Chantilly lace gown with cathedral train and jeweled neckline. Best man was David Herberg, twin brother of the groom, with Frank Herberg and David Brooks as ushers. A reception for about 200 followed at the VFW Club, with The Goldentones providing music. Out-of-town guests arrived from Philadelphia Grayling Mich Tidioute Wattsburg Union City Warren Garland and Ohio. The couple reside at 128 Snyder Circle.
The Cor ty Memorial Hospital Auxiliary plans a Wednesday 8 p.m. card party in the VEW Club ballroom to fund build ing efforts. Cochairs are Mrs. Jack Osman and Ernest Thacker, with several assistants and a dessert luncheon theme titled April Showers.
A Bayles Plaza Restaurant party Saturday evening celebrated the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dahl of 972 East Main Street. Hosts were sons Milton and Carl Dahl and families. Relatives joined the couple for the event, with a corsage boutonniere given by grandson Gerry and a two tier cake with twin sugar bells as a centerpiece.
This week’s ladies bridge play will be at the Hotel Corry on Thursday with reservations due by Wednesday. Hostesses for the meeting are Mrs Ed Feldt and Mrs Wallace Hammond.
A speech by Aero-Corry Division president outlined the proposed Corry Memorial Hospital addition to YMCA Women's Auxiliary members. Officers for the coming year will be Helen Davison president Ben Calderone vice president T S Kelsey secretary John Mohr treasurer. A by law change proposes five regular meetings Sept 1 to May 31 and August executive committee scheduling. vote set for May 15 at the YMCA.
About 1,000 people attended the second annual arts and crafts exhibit at the Lewisburg federal penitentiary featuring 169 paintings and items in leathercraft copper craft ceramics and woodwork. Warden Parker praised the event as rehab progress and noted some paintings sold up to 75 dollars. RECORD PIONEER DIES in Hollywood Horace Wilson, 88, founder of the firm that became Columbia Records, died on Saturday. He helped launch the two sided record and guided careers of several artists.
The Journal accepts wedding news and photos for publication soon after the wedding. A wedding should appear when newsworthy, not as history. Photos are not accepted if more than two weeks old.
President Johnson met West German Chancellor Kiesinger and President Luebke in Bonn as Adenauer funeral plans delayed substantive talks. He conveyed sorrow over Adenauer and urged continued German American security and trade cooperation. He noted German resolve postwar rebuilding and discussed arms promises, nuclear nonproliferation, troop withdrawals, and the Kennedy Round trade talks with officials and Adenauer’s family.
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court declined to comment on an appeal by Cassius, seeking a three judge federal panel review of a lower court’s denial. Officials indicated action unlikely before Friday, with disposal anticipated.
A no-car crash southeast of Uniontown killed Merchant Brownfield Jr. 29 of Smithfield and his passenger Andrew Senda 15. In the other car, Bruce Black 18 of Uniontown had minor injuries.
Heavy wet snow slowed recovery efforts in tornado hit northern Illinois communities including Oak Lawn Belvidere and Lake Zurich after a weekend outbreak killed 53 and injured hundreds. SBA emergency loan stations opened in the three towns as officials tally 650 homes destroyed and hundreds more damaged.
A 22 year old woman died from injuries suffered when the car she rode in left Route 6 15 miles east of Philipsburg. State Police reported the vehicle went off a curve, wheel rims in the air, and the crash occurred as the car rolled. Further details were not released.
A man in his early 30s died of asphyxiation two hours after a Johnsonburg apartment fire. Phillip Stahil was found on a bedroom floor after his wife and four children fled. Fire officials attributed the blaze to a rear bedroom and said the cause was not yet determined.
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