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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1968
Page
5
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Members of the Corry Council of Republican Women completed local plans for a supper and meeting sponsored by the Erie County Federation of Republican Women at Shrine Club Mosque in Erie. The event is set for Thursday at 6 30 p m with reservations to Mrs Lawrence C Nichols by Monday. Mrs Jack Dundon president of the Corry Council is pictured with other committee members. Key speaker will be Congressman Richard S Schweiker of Pennsylvania 13th District Montgomery County.
John Patler, once a close aide to George Lincoln Rockwell, was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Charles F. Russell to 20 years for Rockwell's slaying. The execution of the sentence was suspended pending Patler's appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. He remains free on 40 000 bond and could be paroled after five years.
Dennis Frushone of 115 West Church Street a Sears Roebuck sales representative was named chairman for the first annual Miss Corry Pageant sponsored by the Corry Area Jaycees. He previously chaired Miss Warren County and has pageant experience. Further rules and details will be announced soon by the local Jaycees.
Ale Jeff W. Taylor arrives in Japan as a jet engine specialist after honors from Chanute AFB. Vicki Robbins turns 14. Bill Loveland and family travel from Ankara to Nellis AFB en route to Las Vegas. Scouts, Legion Auxiliary, federation plans, and community items fill community page. Local birthdays, hospital update, club meetings, and a dessert freezing tip conclude the column.
Kathe Jeanne Tunnell and Donald Tan Cairns plan marriage after engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Robert G Tun nell Sr of 11 West Park Place. Tunnell, a Corry Area and Allegheny College alumna, is a fashion writer for the Cleveland Press. Cairns, an Allegheny College drama instructor, Berkeley French BA holder, Yale MFA, Army veteran, taught in Lyons France. The ceremony is set for June 15 at the First Presbyterian Church in Corry.
The highest lay officer of the Presbyterian Church U S A investigated a ticket stub mixup at Kennedy Airport and helped arrest Gregg Howard Hill, 22, of Midland Michigan, for possession of marijuana after 19 brick-sized packages were found in a luggage. The incident led to Hill being charged as a marijuana possessor.
Mrs Merrill Lillie entertained members of the Mary Martha Sunday School Class at her East Church Street home. Devotions were by Mrs Douglas Rozelle Sr. Peaceful notes from residents Ruth Hoenes and Alma DeHaven were read. Winners were Mrs Rozelle, Mrs Mary Matson, and Mrs Nellie Merker. Hostess for the March 20 meeting will be Mrs Harold Patterson at 45 East Frederick Street.
Judge Weismantle questions charges and notes exoneration claims from 1940s statements. Ellenbogen calls record review showing alleged victims’ testimony tainted and a 30 year sentence possibly unconstitutional. Jones spent 15 years at Western State, 20 months Eastern State, and two years Huntingdon before release.
A fire hat was stolen from volunteer fireman Orville Partch's pickup in Veneta Oregon. Partch's wife urged the thief to return the hat, noting hats cost 11.50 and no more hats are available.
Reader letter from Leatrice Maxwell details starch varieties and finish levels, advising on dry and liquid starches, easy washing and ironing methods, and a sewing machine tension test using colored threads for visibility, plus a dry measuring spoon hack.
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