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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note hints at an opening move toward Europe in 1985. Lacking full names or dates, the item remains a cryptic reference to a potential operation or outreach.
Miss Linda Mae Marr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marr of Clymer, engages to George Yaiko, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yaiko of Clymer. A 1967 Clymer Central graduate, she plans a July 22 wedding. Yaiko, a 1963 Sherman Central alumnus, works for General Electric in Erie. The bride is a niece of Mrs. Mildred Roberts of Corry.
Penn Lakes Girl Scout Council Inc will conduct the annual cookie sale from March 3 to 11 with troops from Corry Union City Spring Creek and Columbus taking orders door to door. Five cookie varieties will be offered four are familiar and a new Pixies rich buttery coconut shortcake. Delivery runs April 1 to 15 and cookies cost 45 cents per package with proceeds supporting camp administration maintenance safety and youth funds.
A son was born at Warren General Hospital on Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Phillips. Mrs. Phillips is the former Patricia Hagerman of Warren. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hycrett Philips of A. D. 4.
Birdie Tells Us describes the Corry Area High School annual band concert held amid bad weather, directed by Ronald Rairie and H. Lynn Rice. Also notes a Women's Relief Corps meeting at Corry Grange Hall with a noon tureen dinner, and a birthday party for Mrs. Anna Bills at Quiet Acres Nursing Home attended by family.
An advertisement invites a Deaf man to write J. W. Planck at P O Box 681 in York Pennsylvania for information at no cost. The message emphasizes scarce hearing and offers a way to obtain details.
Pittsburgh AP report says Mrs Marjorie H Matson filed in Allegheny County Court for Majestic News Co of Cleveland to return books magazines and movies seized Feb 3 from two downtown Pittsburgh arcade services by Majestic News. She accuses Dist Atty Robert Duggan of censoring. Duggan calls the charge ridiculous.
The Cleveland Home and Flower Show at Public Auditorium runs until March 5 with the nine day event themed SpringTimed. It is the largest indoor exposition in Ohio and the first and largest combined show of its kind in the United States. Attendees from Corry include Miss Louise Williams, Clara McCray, Mrs. John Babcock, Mrs. Joseph Gentilman, Miss Hazel Duffy, Mrs. R. C. Barnes, Mrs. Robert Lindstrom, and Mrs. Ann Andrus.
Avon Lake police and U S Coast Guard officials said two boys last seen cycling on frozen Lake Erie Sunday likely crashed through the ice and drowned. Richard Myers 13 and John Stanley 15 are sons of local residents.
Erie Playhouse schedules two performances of Desire Under The Elms at the Playhouse, March 10 and 11, led by Robert Edwards, Carol Brock, and Chip Lucia. Edward Graczyski directs with set and costume design by himself. Tickets are $1.50 by mail with checks and SASE. specify Friday or Saturday, and if alternate night is acceptable.
Washington AP government threats to boost gasoline imports to force price rollbacks seem to affect oil companies. Continental Oil Co. scaled down its earlier increase while others hold firm. Declared price rise would add about one cent per gallon, equating to roughly $750 million yearly for the public. Interior urged rescission of increases to curb corporate gains. Continental revised price schedule takes effect Wednesday.
Burglars broke into The New Car Stereo Center in Youngstown over the weekend, entering an adjoining storeroom and then a wall to reach merchandise valued between 20 000 and 30 000 dollars. Loot included stereo recording equipment for auto use. Earl Alexander reported the theft to police.
Readers share practical tips for cleaning delicate draperies made with glass fibers and porous headings. Advice covers avoiding soap, using mild detergents, vinegar rinses, and drying upside down to prevent yellow staining from carbon and dirt. Additional notes praise small household fixes for children and fabric care tips using baby products.
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