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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR only partly reveals names and titles. Readable names include Earl Ford and unusual references to a U.N. Peace Prize and probation, with details and full titles obscured by garbled text. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the available lines.
Fragmentary listing shows field Pa beverages and banquets with service references. Includes partial contact numbers 683 3585 and 668 2201, mentions Guns Supplies and a Center address 1194. Overall, readable items point to a classified ad cluster with product and service hints.
Mrs Elizabeth Boardman of Union City announces the engagement of her daughter Bertha Boardman of Corry to Sp 5 Donald Higby son of Mrs Catherine Higby of Union City The bride to be is a 1963 Union City Area High School graduate and works as a secretary for John R Conover MD in Union City The groom elect attended Spartansburg area schools and is serving with the United States Army at Fort George G Mead Md A date for the wedding has not been set.
Darrin McMicnasi reports Evangelical United Brethren Church groups met Wednesday with 10 in Deborah Circle led by Mrs Alfred Haenel observing World Series Day on Feb 19. Mrs Lena Halfast led devotions Ye Are The Salt of the Earth as 14 members of Rebekah Circle gathered for dessert, salt shaker favors, and prayer vigils. Esther Circle, 14 members, met with Mrs Harold Fish in charge and four books to read this year, with lessons by Mrs Allen Kuhn and a group discussion after.
Florida Governor Claude Kirk, the first Republican in 1876 to win the office, took oath and argued for a special session to rewrite the proposed new constitution. He appeared with Erika Mittfeld at his inaugural ball fueling marriage speculation. Mittfeld’s divorce status and plans surfaced through statements by her former husband. Kirk left for a vacation soon after inauguration while aides withheld details. The article also notes a Nationalist Chinese Air Force major defecting to Red China after training in the United States.
Miss Connie Lee Messinger, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Messinger of 414 Mead Avenue, married Fred Clayton son of Mr and Mrs Valentine Clayton of Corry on December 30 at 8 p.m. Justice of the Peace Mrs Berniece M Rockwood officiated in Union City. The bride, a 1964 Jamestown Business College graduate, worked at Cleveland Clinic. The groom works at McInnes Steel Company. they will reside at Snyder Circle.
John Charles Hayward and Jerry Le Doux, Louisiana natives and Westminster Choir College juniors, performed in Beethoven Missa Solemnis at Lincoln Center with the New York Philharmonic under William Steinberg. The event marked the 206th Westminster collaboration with the NYPO, a record unmatched by any other choir.
The Eastern Star announces a square dance on January 1 at the local Moose Lodge to fund its building project. Co chairs are Mrs Clyde Keith and Mrs Pred Wilson Jr with tickets at 1 and refreshments provided. The public is invited from 9 p.m. to midnight and more chairmen and committee members are listed for tickets publicity kitchen and other duties.
Four members of a New Jersey family died when their rented car was struck head on by a speeding drag racing sports car in a 35 mph residential zone. The Varsalona family from Linden, New Jersey, were visiting Florida and had planned to fly home. a 15 year old daughter survived in serious condition. The driver from Miami, Louis Alfonso Sopez, 21, and a passenger, Gordon Russell, 16, were hospitalized with serious injuries.
A son born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Young of Wattsburg. The baby is named Scott Samuel. A second son born January 5 at Warren General Hospital to Lt and Mrs Gary S McKissock of Youngsville. Lt McKissock is currently serving in Vietnam.
A readers column offers household advice on selecting adjustable ironing boards, proper ironing height to save energy, and endorses trying an adjustable board. It includes tips on ashtray disposal, contouring blanket bottoms, ammonia cleaning, and keeping cast iron skillets seasoned and stored.
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