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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1968
Page
5
A partial OCR fragment mentions repairs and motors in an old classifieds section. It references age and payment, with lines about service and repairs but lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify a full item. The readable bits suggest an advertisement for repair services and motor items in a city newspaper.
The Presque Isle Chapter of the National Secretaries Association International held a dinner and initiation at the Shriners Club in Erie. Mrs John Freno of 636 Wright Street was welcomed into the group with several local members by her side. A travelogue by Mrs Bettye Miller of Miller Travel Agency complemented the evening along with other Corry women members.
A Bradford area column recounts Gene and Ginny Davis returning from a December 22 holiday with family in Kingston New York Bethlehem Pennsylvania and Silver Spring Maryland. Their children and relatives at Bob Jones University Philadelphia Bible Institute and local colleges are noted along with New Year events at the Holiday Inn Bradford and a Stohlberg family gathering. The piece includes a kitchen tip and a reflective quote about life after thirty.
Firemen fought bitter 15 degree temperatures as the south wing of the 10 year old Elementary Center in Allentown burned from 4 48 p m until 11 17 p m Flames rose 30 to 40 feet as walls risked collapse The north wing was saved by a firewall The center housed 825 pupils including 200 in the burned section No homes were damaged The estimated total loss exceeded 1 million The cause was not immediately known Christine Kay Root and Jerry Eugene Cobb announce engagement with a wedding to be set
Air Patrol Cadet Mothers Aid sponsored the annual Mistletoe Hop at the State Armory drawing 250 youths. Balloons released from the balcony each held a prize, with 21 prizes awarded including a record album won by Terry Upperman. Chaperones Douglas Brown Calvin Wilde and George Butchko, concessions by Mrs. Ted Wawrejko and Mrs. Rodney Post, and committee reports at a Rotary Club dinner followed.
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met at the YMCA for a three table Howell session. The average score was 25 with winners Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs Horton Davis scoring 37 and Mrs F H Bartholome of Union City. A regular game is planned next week. reservations advised with Mrs Jack Osman. Duplicate lessons led by Mrs Veo Lindsey are offered with contacts to be made before next Monday.
A daughter named Susan Ariel was born yesterday afternoon at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Mowrey. Mrs. Mowrey is the former Flowers, daughter of Mrs. Haredarahdant Frederick Street. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mowrey of Angola, NY.
Idaho confronts a clash between the 1967 commercial code and a May 1967 marriage law over license costs. The code sets fees at three dollars, while the prior statute still in force dictates four dollars and seventy five cents per license. County officials expect to ignore the lower code pending a ruling from Attorney General Allan G. Shepard.
Dear Heloise shares practical guidance for washing electric blankets from disconnection to drying. Includes dust removal, gentle brushing, soaking in cool suds, caution against wringers, and government cautions against using dryers. Also adds vacuuming before washing and checking manufacturer instructions.
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