Spot Line O Ads Notice Betty Person Joins Hicks Beauty Shop
Betty Person is now employed at Hicks Beauty Shop. For appointment phone 665-6751. Post includes line style notice and contact detail.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1966
Page
4
Betty Person is now employed at Hicks Beauty Shop. For appointment phone 665-6751. Post includes line style notice and contact detail.
A fragmented hospital notice lists multiple admissions and discharges including Mrs Charles Cross of West Washington Street, Mrs Walter Newhouse Sr Bear Lake, Mrs Reynold Hamilton Corry, Louis Varasso 704 West Main, Mrs Mabel Karges R D 2 Clymer, Linda Zamborik Columbus, Debra Pless 162 Ohio Street, Kenneth Wunder and family, Ray D 4, Mrs Carl Garber and daughter Caren Eileen Pitts D 2, Mrs Melvin Blynt and son David Wayne 1289 North Center, Frederick Ahl 43 Chestnut, Morgan Peck Corry R D 3, Floyd Curry Bear Lake RD1, Leland Crosscut R D 4, Mrs Leora Stranahan 38% East Irving, Mrs L Richard Bakerink Tommie Fullom R D 3 ITV, Mrs Donald Edwards R D 1 Corry, Mrs Love Albright Clymer, Mrs Larry Kimmy and son Martin Lee 815% West Pleas. An ad note follows about Line-O-Ad local rates 23c a line and ad submission cutoffs, plus Turben’s Auto Service and Shea dealer notices.
In a fiery charge Castro said Peking sought to subvert Cuba via a massive propaganda push and direct outreach to Cuban officials in Havana and abroad. He rejected China’s suggestion Cuba is a Soviet satellite and insisted Cuba is not a satellite of anyone. The dispute followed Beijing’s request for rice, sugar and extended trade terms rejected last November.
Report summarizing new raid and pursuit actions as U S led forces push along the central coast and into II Corps territory. Marines and 1st Cavalry clash with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units near An Lao Valley while South Korean marines and South Vietnamese paratroopers close western and eastern flanks under Operation White Wing.
Mt Etna in Sicily erupted sending ash more than 400 yards into the sky while lava lapped down the mountainside from crater cracks. authorities said no immediate danger to lower slope villages. Names include Mrs John Zamborik Jr and Hubert Brown among readable items.
Moscow reports Luna 9 used remaining power for two hours of data and pictures before Tass said further radio communications would be discontinued. Jodrell Bank noted two photos and a third were received at reduced strength as Britain prepared to monitor the moon for any last signals.
Clyde Freeman 75 died of a heart attack in his trailer home at 105 Hatch Street Friday night. Services set for 2 p m at St George Funeral Home with Rev Milford Schreckengost officiating. He was a retired farmer born in Sherman and survived by two sons, Esther, two grandchildren, and several half siblings. burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
An aftershock rattled Greece causing no new damage or casualties. The Saturday quake left one dead, twenty injured, and about a thousand homeless, with Army rescue teams erecting wooden shelters to combat the cold. Soviet scientist Barabashov described lunar soil analogies from photos, noting a sponge-like upper layer that could bear heavy objects.
The plan calls for a 9.0 million appropriation, plus a 7 million aid package for collegents, 4 million for new scholarships and 3 million for FEC fees. Penn State would receive about 24.1 million in general maintenance, with total allocations ballooning past 88 million including tuition reductions and a new Olmsted center. Scranton and other state schools request multi‑million sums for maintenance, medical schools, and tuition relief, signaling a broad funding expansion for the coming year.
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