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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1967
Page
5
The Concord School PTA hosted a large Market Day on Saturday with hundreds of attendees. Balloon vendor James Walters sold many balloons, Clara Sorenson offered hundreds of candied apples, and a popular pick-a-pocket game plus games, baked goods, cakes walks, and refreshments filled the carnival atmosphere.
Gypsy the musical about Gypsy Rose Lee comes to the Erie Playhouse for six performances from Thursday through February. Tickets cost 3 50 with mail orders to Erie Playhouse Box Office Erie Pa. Box office hours 10 am to 7 pm weekdays and 2 to 3 pm Sunday.
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary outlines a calendar of activities including a Volunteer Workers Tea, a Candy Stripers Tea, and vanishing card parties in February and March. Miss Maxene Oberman coordinates volunteers, while Mrs Nellie Kirch leads the group. An April public card party is planned and a CHEER birthday party occurs February 17 at the VFW Post Home. Broom sale proceeds continue with contact to members. Eight Clairton schools suspend classes after a water main break, later restored. bacon drippings tip included with a humorous quote of the day.
Becky Ann Fairchild was eight on Saturday and celebrated at a birthday party hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fairchild at 121 First Avenue. Mrs. Fairchild was assisted by Mrs. Edward Giacomo and Mrs. Albert Amoroso as thirteen guests joined in games and refreshments with prizes won by Jane Marie Stright Brenda Briskie Joni Giacoma Christine Martin and Debbie Slayton. Other attendees included Bonnie Rooney Theresa Amoroso Mary Orn Tina Casler Julie Giacoma Stacy Amoroso and Joan Pair child. Decorations featured red and
A white Valentine event featured a doll centerpiece and two Valentine cakes. Favors and party hats were red and white. Becky Ann received a variety of lovely gifts for the occasion.
Alonzo H. Gentry, 80, architect of the Harry S. Truman Library in Independence, died today in Kansas City. The noted designer oversaw prominent projects and leaves a legacy in midwestern architecture.
Moose Women of the Moose Chapter 717 held Hospital Chapter Night at the Moose Lodge with Mrs. Maur ice Gjertsen as chairwoman and Mrs. Roy Hamilton in charge of business. Planning followed the recent Union City midwinter conference and included details for the annual dinner and upcoming Sweetheart Ball at the lodge.
Senator Robert F. Kennedy says he did not bring peace feelers from Europe and told President Johnson that France could offer contacts with Hanoi. He noted De Gaulle’s position requiring a troop withdrawal schedule for talks, while lower French officials showed more flexible attitudes toward negotiations.
Miss Mary Migliaccio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Migliaccio of 1242 West Main, is entered as a candidate for queen of the Sweetheart Ball sponsored by the Women of the Moose at the Moose Lodge this Saturday. She is a Corry Area High School student active in Tri-High Club Beaverettes and the Corrian Club, working at Dodd Farms Dairy, with plans to pursue work at an international airport after graduation.
A coin machine at the Corry laundromat was pried open and cash boxes taken, with losses estimated around 175 dollars. Police reported earlier failed entry attempts on nearby machines. In a separate crash on Route 22 near Dresson, Richard E. Sharpe, 22, of Cresston died after a collision with a truck driven by Jacob I. Yoder, 55, of Belleville.
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