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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1966
Page
5
A fragmentary AP-style notice describes a plane incident near Baja California involving a person named Harold and a family. The garbled text references a location south of Elipe in Baja and a reported landing or struggle after an arrival.
Miss Kaylene Bliley and five other contestants vie for Sno Ball Queen at the Corry Motor Lodge from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. A panel of out-of-town judges will select the winner during intermission. The event features Allan Hasbrouck and his Goldentones orchestra, with tickets at the door.
Mrs. Samuel Catalfu of 219 Sherman street announces the engagement of Lisbeth Ann Catalfu to James L. Hepler son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hepler of 730 East Main street. Lisbeth is a 1966 Corry Area High School graduate and works at Elgin Electronics. James attended CAHS and works at Tonnard Manufacturing. No wedding date has been set.
The Cadet Mothers Aid of the Civil Air Patrol hosted the second annual Mistletoe Hop at the State Armory last night. More than 300 teens attended the 9 p.m. to midnight event headlined by The Raiders. Chaperones included Douglas Brown and several local couples, with plans already underway for a third annual hop next year.
Antigua report says Mrs. John F. Kennedy will have no social events during her Antigua vacation as guests of Paul Mellon. She travels with John Jr. and Caroline to the Mill Reef Club on the British island. The Mellons own a stone home amid a 700 acre club with golf tennis croquet yacht basin and stables. An additional note reports Dr Bela Fabian a former Hungarian parliament member and refugee critic of communism died in San Juan Puerto Rico while on vacation.
Stewart A. Long manager of the Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry last night on land value taxation. Introduced by Crawford Sallee, he cited Scranton and Pittsburgh as Pennsylvania examples, with a question and answer period to conclude.
Mr and Mrs Don Engle of Columbus and their son in law and daughter visited relatives and friends during their stay. Household tip explains freezing egg whites in a foil pan for up to two weeks. Quote from John Greenleaf Whittier appears. Local news for society page due by 11 am next day.
Robert G. Wesselmann, former chancellor of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Belleville, disclosed he wed Frances H. Burton, 36, in a civil ceremony last fall after leaving Belleville for Kansas City. He resigned Oct. 23 citing health and a calling change, and will work evaluating poverty programs with a private firm.
A Pittsburgh tavern owner was robbed by a thief who demanded money and threatened to kill him. The robber took a paper bag that Constan tine Fekaris 70 said contained a loaf of bread and cheap cigars.
President and Mrs. Johnson invite 13 teenagers to the LBJ Ranch for an 11 30 a m ceremony to designate 1967 as Youth for Natural Beauty and Conservation Year. Participants come from 4 H Clubs and Boy Scouts after a June Washington youth conference. Washington officials, including Budget Director Charles L Schultze, travel for conferences.
SOUTH BOSTON VA AP William Sutphin 93 longtime Indian wars veteran will be buried today in South Boston Virginia He joined the Army in 1894 at 21 and served with the 2nd Infantry as part of an all Negro company involved in raids near Fort Huachuca Arizona confirming his long service in regional military actionsistant
A collection of reader submissions offering practical life hacks. Suggestions include using a pillow slip with magazines as a seat to prevent sliding, sewing old linen towels into covers, making bird fat seed balls from fat drippings, using magnets to hold items, and methods to grease free spaghetti sauce by aging it overnight. Includes tips on kettle boiling with stove pilot light and general neat ideas.
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