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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1969
Page
5
Reading fragmentary text notes names and places unclear. The item lacks coherent events or identifiable persons to form a complete news card.
Towanda residents Mr and Mrs Robert Spencer and children Scotty and Melanie return home from visit with Robert’s parents in Mead Avenue and Crotty Ferrando plans shift to Corry after year end. Community events include Columbus Extension meeting at the Congregational Church with a quilt project and tureen dinner. Neighbors in Elgin nickname area Snob Hill and host New Year Eve party. Birthdays at Endsley home and Janice McCray's visit to Mexico and Europe noted. A Lavender themed room decorating tip and a vernal season quote conclude.
Engagement announced for Miss Karen Elaine Schweitzer and John Stanley Adamczyk by their parents of Wattsburg and Richmond Township. Schweitzer a Corry Area High School graduate employed at Corry Foam. Adamczyk CAHS graduate served four years in the Navy and works at Ajax Iron Works. No wedding date set.
Members of the Kiwanis Club met at the Hotel Corry for a weekly dinner with Melvin Cobbett as guest speaker. Cobbett reviewed the Fourth Ward renewal project, introduced by Henry Hicks. Embert Earle led the business session as president with Leroy Peck delivering the invocation.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Ross of Wattsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Ross to James Schweitzer son of Mr and Mrs Earl Schweitzer of Wattsburg. Miss Ross a 1968 graduate of Wattsburg Area High and Erie County Plastics Corporation. Schweitzer attended Cory Area High and farms at Wattsburg. August 2 is chosen for the wedding.
Harbor Half Ladies Aid held a tureen dinner at the Akams home with nine members and families attending. Mrs. Lyle Chelton presided over the business session electing officers for the coming year and announcing committee appointments. A future meeting is set for February 6 at the Guy Fralick home. A separate report notes Jack Singleton, 83, of Hubbard Ohio, was killed when his car hit a tree and a utility pole before overturning near Wheatland.
Senate Republicans open two leadership races to succeed Everett M. Dirksen. Hruska challenges Scott for assistant leader while Griffin vies with Allott for Policy Committee chairmanship, as the 91st Congress begins.
In New York City blocks of Sutton Place luxury flats have flooded basements with raw sewage for a month after an 18 inch sewer line ruptured 12 feet underground. Repairs target next week as 12th floor residents complain of overpowering odors and worry publicity may lower unit values.
Miss Linda Lee VanGuilder and Robert Tucci wed at St Thomas The Apostle Church with Rev Cyril Cooper presiding. The bride, daughter of Earl and Mrs VanGuilder, wore a lace mantilla gown and carried white poinsettia. maid of honor Linda Miller and bridesmaids wore rouge red velvet gowns. Out‑of‑town guests came from multiple states and nations. couple honeymooned in the Pittsburgh area and will reside in Albion after Edinboro State College graduations.
Pottawattamie County Sheriff Roy Wichael found empty cells and a note claiming an escape would help secure a new jail. Three escapees were captured in Omaha, Nebraska, while four remained jailed for trials. They used a steel brace to pry a wall and dig out an 18 inch diameter hole.
Israelis express anger at U N and Pope Paul VI as Lebanon clashes flare on the Israeli Lebanese border. Abba Eban condemns Security Council veto and calls for action while Sephardic leader Yitzhak Nissim accuses the Pope of bias over attacks on Israelis. A separate train derailment at Maple Creek Mine kills Pat Ganon.
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