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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1966
Page
5
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Miss Janis Gayle Hohmann united in marriage with Paul Weldon Bauer at Monroe United Presbyterian Church Akron. Heirloom roles and attendants listed. Couple to honeymoon at Glacier National Park and reside in Chicago. Both graduates, he to attend McCormick Seminary, she to teach in Northlake Illinois.
Conn AP reports a new scattered-site housing concept for a city of over 100000 housing 10 to 30 family units per site provoking uproar among community leaders who favor or oppose replacing high rise low income blocks with garden type apartments in a controversial plan.
A collage of reader tips on housekeeping and fashion precedes a debate over a public housing plan led by Mayor Thomas C. Mayers. Opponents from several neighborhoods fear down zoning and insist housing is not limited to any race, while supporters cite minority group backing and calls for public hearings before sites are chosen.
Miss Sandra Lee Phillips served as grand worthy advisor during the 24th Pennsylvania Grand Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls at Pennsylvania State University University Park. Activities included elections, vestiture, instruction, concerts, and sunrise services with numerous dignitaries in attendance.
The 157th Infantry Brigade near Camp Pickett Virginia, with over 4,000 Reservists from Pennsylvania, concluded two weeks of summer training. A 75 minute mounted review featured tanks jeeps trucks and armored personnel carriers, followed by an air review with helicopters and about 600 marching soldiers. The brigade trains at Camp Pickett and Camp A P Hill in Bowling Green.
The 37th Lindstrom reunion at Charles Lindstrom’s Sugar Grove residence drew 161 attendees from Buffalo Limestone Jamestown Ripley Leon Filmore North Clymer Watts Flats N Y McKeesport Pittsburgh Harborcreek Sugar Grove North East Bellefonte Columbus Spartansburg Corry. Officers elected included Perry Wilcox president Harold Anderson vice president Dorothy Lindstrom secretary treasurer Pauline Chelton assistant treasurer. Events featured group singing poetry readings and a social afternoon with ice cream. Next year’s hosts named Wallace Mick and Lawrence Johnson.
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