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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

11 Jan 1969

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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1969

Page

3

Community New Year Gatherings Across Clymer Area

Clymer residents hosted New Year and holiday celebrations with numerous family visits. Jamestown and Mt. Clemens relatives joined locals for dinners and parties while students and alumni returned home from Buffalo, Cornell, and Erie universities. Several gatherings occurred at Legion Hall and homes, featuring extended family and friends from Ton, Swanson, Lictus, Schermerhorn, Legters, TenHaken, and related households.

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Gilbert Ton Harold Swanson Jamestown Jerome Brown Mt. Clemens Mich James Sullivan Fredonia Gertrude Gravink Lawrence Swanson Donna Barbara Duink Julie Groters Kris Williams Corrine Warnshouse Patty Courtright Ann Holthouse Carol Lictus Bonnie Wiggers Arthur Schermerhorn Harry Schermerhorn Ripley Jimmy Schermerhorn Westfield Gordon Schermerhorn Cleveland Ohio Terri Schermerhorn Claudia Caralé Ivan Heslink Carlyle Neckers James TenHaken John Legters Howard Legters Lyle Fardinke New York City Gail Thompson Sally Mark Gary Masterson Clarence Center Clymer Gilbertson Hubert Brown Elsie King Stanley Legion Hall Robert Swift Jeffrey Pittsford John White Ronald Legters Darwin Paul Meerdink Debbie Corry Roger Ottaway Herald Legters Vincent Legters Irving Legters Cheryl, McElroy Lori Susan Parker Horse Heads Phil Nobel Erie Maynard King Belmont N.Y Delbert King Floyd Arnin Lakewood Marion Gallup Clarence Foster Amy Newhouse Carol Compton Ralph Gravink Jackson Hole Wyo
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Seek 1 500 Recruits For Job Corps

The Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security seeks 1,500 recruits for the Job Corps by June 30. Kablach, manager of the Corry office, says ages 16 to 21 with insufficient work skills and not in school are eligible. Centers include Blue Jay Conservation Center for men in Warren County and Keystone Center for women in Luzerne County. Trainees must enroll at least six months. In 1965 Pennsylvania has placed 5,962 youths in the corps.

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Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security Joseph M. Kablach Bureau Corry Kablach Blue Jay Conservation Center Warren County Marienville Keystone Center Luzerme County
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Vigorito Backs Crime Bill To Form Congressional Committee

Washington congressman Joseph P. Vigorito voices concern over crime and supports co sponsoring a measure to create a congressional committee to study crime. The bill proposes a joint House Senate committee or a House only select panel to launch a national inquiry into rising crime.

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Washington Joseph P. Vigorito House United States Congress Vigorito Senate
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Sell Kimonos To Japanese

London AP Derek Rose a 36 year old British managing director plans to sell kimonos to Japan despite the risk. His firm Bonsoir Exporter of pajamas to 60 countries will ship kimonos printed in Hong Kong and Japan in black gold and scarlet from Tokyo.

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London Derek Rose Newcastle Tokyo Bonsoir Hong Kong Japan
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Corry Newspaper Turmoil and Tar and Feather Threats

A 1917 Union City Times excerpt recalls Corry papers changing hands and formats, including the Daily Leader becoming a weekly Square Deal under D Reed, and new titles like The Public School educational paper. It notes editorial independence and bold local journalism amid town politics and civic events. The piece ends with a humorous tar and feather threat toward editor M H Fenno, quoting his wry reply about the stings and tar.

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Kathy Babcock Corry Daily Leader Union City Times Leader L. C. Reed Weekly Telegraph D. Reed Reed Square Deal David Reed Dave Corporation A. D. Colegrove Company A Union City Board of Commerce High School Cadets American Red Cross Boy Scouts Youngs W. A. Moore M. H. Fenny Corty M. H. Fenno Fenno
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Police Chief Charged in Auto Crash Theft Case

South Londonderry Township police chief Norman Daub faces larceny and receiving stolen goods charges over allegedly taking 165 dollars from the body of John Dunlap, Lebanon, who died in an accident November 21 near Fontana.

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Lebanon Londonderry Norman Daub Alan Lewis John Dunlap Fontana
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Erie County jail staff raises under study

Erie County commissioners plan a salary session to review annual jail staff pay after the Prison Board unanimously urged the county salary board to study adjustments. The board did not set a dollar amount, while turnkeys earn up to 4,612 dollars yearly and face recruitment and retention challenges.

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Erie — County Therie County Erie County Prison Board County Salary Board al Skonieczka Prison Board Skonieczka
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