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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1967
Page
5
The article notes ongoing efforts at the post office with accounts and deposits in bonds or savings plans. It mentions a Treas or master at the office, legal certifi cations, and a focus on timely distributions and annual actions taken by Tooke and others.
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club will honor Miss Cynthia Chillock and Miss Mary Bennett as March and April Girls of the Month. The meeting, postponed to next Wednesday at 7 30 in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge, will also include mothers as guests. Bennetts family from Shady Avenue and both girls hold multiple school and community roles.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 385 met at Mrs. Paul McKay's Spring Creek home Monday evening led by President Mrs. Harold Schaefer. Three new members joined, Alfred Cone, Lionel Tripp, and Cheryl Crain. A Cancer Fund donation was given. A birthday cake honored Mrs. McKay as she hosted a salad luncheon. The next meeting is May 2 at the American Legion Home on First Avenue.
Community notices place Mary Stewart and Walter Stewart at a family gathering in Saltsbury Pa for Walter’s 92nd birthday. Catholic Daughters plan a white elephant sale at the VFW Post Home. Red Cross officials attend a Dallas convention while seeking the area’s oldest uniform for a 50th anniversary. PENNY Campers hosted 18 families at Buckaloons, with next outing on Memorial Day weekend. Xi Beta Phi Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Mason’s Canadohta Lake home and Beta Sigma Phi discussed Enjoyment of Art. Household tips note a grape frit knife, and a quote on love concludes the page.
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club completed the Open Pair Championship two session event at the YMCA. Overall victors were Veo Lindsey and Rosa Williams of Titusville, 137, Kinley and Bartholme of Union City 128, Treat and Mallory of Pleasantville 125, and Sandburg and Morrow 125 with yesterday's session led by Lindsey and Williams at 71. Next week features a regular game with reservations taken by Ma Theresa Maloney. Madrid Lillie Fernandez Azabel died Tuesday at 2, known as the Countess from Iowa, born in Hamburg and once linked to a Russian noble title, lasting in poverty despite years of luxury from jewelry smuggled from the Soviet Union.
Harrisburg policymakers scrutinize Gov Shafer’s $1.861 billion budget as a joint House Senate panel resumes hearings. Milk Control, State Police, Health, and Forests and Waters officials outline spending plans while commerce budget faces heavy criticism of a $50.7 million high‑speed rail proposal and a $6.7 million rail car allocation. Rep Jules Filo calls it a 27 million giveaway amid cross‑party critique.
The Concord School Spring Concert showcased fourth grade flute, sixth grade chorus, and fifth and sixth grade band under directors F Lowe Edwards John Ross bacher and H Lynn Rice. President Mrs. Ivan Bennink led the flag salute with devotions by Mrs. Virgil Endsley. Separate notice discusses Budd Co high speed rail cars for a Harrisburg to Philadelphia link, with Sen. William G. Lesler criticizing premature contracting and $6.7 million planned for grade crossing elimination and roadbed upgrades.
Allegheny Airlines executives reported a 20 percent drop in net income for 1966, blamed on tight money and rising depreciation and interest costs. Operating income rose 28 percent to 3,875,896 dollars while net income fell from 1,308,381 to 1,041,900 dollars. The plan includes expanding Convair 580 fleet from 15 to 33 and adding six DCs jets, with total equipment commitments of 112,945,000 dollars.
The Instigators, district and regional barbershop champions, will perform at Corry Area High School’s Night of Harmony on Saturday. Formed in March last year, they quickly became finals contenders in Rochester and won the Seneca Lands District title in Utica on October 8, 1988. Members are Paul Mahan, tenor. Dave Reynolds, lead. William Crozier, bass. Steve Cruickshank, baritone.
A Los Angeles boy, detained at the county hospital after repeated self harm attempts, told mental health workers he lived with God and all people were his brothers and sisters. A medical examiner cited schizoid reaction possibly LSD induced, recommending institutionalization.
A collection of reader notes offers practical ideas for home convenience. Tips include sewing pockets into fitted sheets for inhalers and pills, labeling hat boxes with colors or descriptions, pinning buttons to a cushion for easy sewing, using net bags for canning and dishwasher parts, drying pulled weeds to save soil, and using golf tees to fix turkey skewers or dripping faucets.
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