Society and Events by Byarna McMicuas and G T Reroman
Society and Events column by Byarna McMicuas with G T Tye Reroman as society editor. Readers note social happenings and upcoming gatherings in the community.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1967
Page
5
Society and Events column by Byarna McMicuas with G T Tye Reroman as society editor. Readers note social happenings and upcoming gatherings in the community.
Weewegen an employee of The Corry Evening Journal put his last issue to press yesterday in a retirement after nearly 50 years with The Journal forty one as linotype operator and production manager He plans to move to Largo Florida with his wife Fay and their three children The sendoff included a golf bag clubs and a transistor radio and attendance by many Journal staff members Also noted were retirements and moves of several associated families and a forthcoming Florida home in January
Miss Harriet Mildress Hotchkiss and Douglas Keith Steuart wed December 16 at 1:30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church with Rev. Walter W. Gilliland officiating. Attendants included Miss Susan Castor and Miss Gayle Hotchkiss, with a reception for 150 at the Crown Room of Hotel Corry. The couple will reside at 598% East Main Street.
A federal warrant was issued for David Evans, of York, in connection with the $26,358 Thursday robbery of the First National Bank of Bethlehem. Joe D. Jamison, FBI Philadelphia office chief, identified the sought man. The warrant was issued yesterday.
Experts say automatic reactions ease social enjoyment and are shaped by how you look and your home. A Penn State correspondence course titled Self Improvement A Common Sense Approach offers common sense ideas to improve appearance and living space. The program begins with self evaluation questions and moves to outlook on life and willingness to work on oneself.
The piece cites aw ful ideas on planning time and organizing the home to ease upkeep and offers self improvement hints for working men and women. It notes a Self-Improvement course, asking readers to send $1.50 to a university box for materials. A birth at Lowry Air Force Base is reported with family details.
Pasadena City College band to play The Everett McKinley Dirksen March as Senator Dirksen serves as grand marshal of the Rosé Bowl parade. The tune, written this year by Red Skelton in tribute to the Illinois senator.
Police filed racing charges against 18 year old Stanley Odoski Je after a two car collision on a West Mifflin road killed five. The other driver, 20 year old James Gamble, was also involved as his vehicle crossed the highway center and struck a car carrying six people.
Footprints in the snow and a cap by a pond edge guided searchers to where three brothers William Lutes age 3 Charles 7 and Dale 5 vanished from their Connellsville home. Police say the youths left home early in the afternoon and their bodies were recovered about six hours after the disappearance.
Traffic forecasters warned the New Year holiday weekend could claim many lives as snow drifts and slicked highways spread from the northern plains to the Great Lakes and toward the central plains. The Nations Safety Council projected 460 to 540 deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, a figure matching last year’s identical forecast for the same three day period.
A father reported his two sons missing after they failed to return home for several hours. Local authorities initiated a search, focusing on areas nearby their residence and likely routes they may have taken, with no immediate clues found.
Heloise hints at avoiding football chaos on New Year's Day. Readers share woes of multiple TV sets, dish piles, and festive mess while suggesting cozy activities at home or with friends to enjoy personal pleasures and escape the gridiron noise.
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