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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1969
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text references protests involving nations and an embassy dating to Nixon era tensions. Mentions police hotel security, a figure with sterilization themes, and a biogenic or medical context. unclear names and dates limit precise reconstruction.
Last evening’s His and Hers Card Party and Fashion Show at the Moose Lodge, sponsored by the Jaycees and Jay-Ettes, featured spring styles from Richard's through Paul’s Men's Wear modeled by local couples. The event, with Valentine decor, awarded a $25 savings bond as grand prize donated by the National Bank of Corry. multiple special and table prizes filled the evening as merchants contributed to the fundraiser.
Former American Field Service student Rosa Larrondo from Santiago traveled to the United States for a year with about 60 classmates on an AFS tour. She later earned a civil engineering degree in Chile and married Luis Mario, an engineer and university instructor. In October 1968 the couple and their daughter Claudia moved to Paris for a six month study opportunity.
Girl Scouts from Junior to Senior levels start training for the cookie sale. From March 14 to 22, parent permission is required for taking orders. Safety rules and business skills are taught as scouts learn to present customers with order folders showing cookie types, quantities, and money flow.
The Kiwanis Club dinner meeting at Hotel Corry featured a film program on the American Field Service. Leroy Peck presented with guest David Dombrowski projecting the film, and Peck explained AFL program details while answering questions. Timber Earle presided over the meeting, with William Helm leading group singing. A program by Michael Fava is scheduled for next week.
William Scouten chaired Sparta Grange Saturday night. March is membership month with a drive for new members. Crawford County Pomona Grange will be hosted on March Sth with an all lay meeting at 10 30 AM. Afternoon at 1 30 and evening at 7 90. Program features the Ollie Brown Family and fifth degree conferral. Gordon Fralick Pomona Master invites members to attend. Lecturer Miss Dorothy Chelton offered readings.
Janet Anderson of the University of Buffalo earns dean's list honors while active in campus events and serving as class vice president and cheerleader. Catherine Tate earns a master of science in biochemistry at USC and researches enzymes in UCLA. Local 4 H clubs host spaghetti supper. Dairy League to meet at McCray House. Beaverdam 4H elects officers. social trips include Sharon class sessions. Gary Snell returns to Great Lakes Naval Training Center after two-week leave.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Henry announce the engagement of their daughter Werne Tes Henry of Sarrettsville Ohio to Richard C Polomsky son of Mr and Mrs Gauiles Oldvahy Ithe burg Ohio The couple plan to wed August 2 at St Edward s Church Parkman Ohio He will attend electronics school after training Also guest speaker Michael Johnson with Peace Corps Africa speaks at Catholic Daughters meeting at VFW Post Home February hospitality committee listed
George Gage spoke at the Tweety evening meeting of the Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. James Burkhart’s Franklin Street home. Mrs. Robert McGuire served as co host. Plans were made for a ritual dinner on March 18 at Venture Inn. The next session on March 4 will be at Mrs. Richard Bova’s West Smith Street home with Mrs. Mark Krahe as cohostess.
Mrs Earl Bailey entertains Spencer Ladies Aid at her R D 3 home for an evening session. Mrs Robert Clark Sr presided and read an Ash Wednesday devotion. Plans were made for a rummage gate at 214 West Washington on March 20 and 21. Donations contact Mrs Robert Clark Jr 668 1744. Nine members and one guest Mrs Elof Dahl attended. Dahl presented slides from a Swedish trip. Dessert was served.
No-Bar Riding Club members met at the Ladd home to finalize a spring schedule. A dance at Moose Lodge on March ath with The Villagers is open to the public. Upcoming events include an all Western Style Show on April 12, a two day horse show on May d1 and June 1 at the club grounds in Columbus, an all Appaloosa show during May List, and a Pony Associated Clubs point show on June 1. The next meeting is March List at the Weatherlow home in Sherman.
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