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Vague OCR text shows partial legal or civic notice with names and phrases about prison ordinance or jurisdiction. Contains garbled segments and incomplete names, lacking clear action or dates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1967
Page
5
Vague OCR text shows partial legal or civic notice with names and phrases about prison ordinance or jurisdiction. Contains garbled segments and incomplete names, lacking clear action or dates.
Society column announces the engagement of Veronica P. Motuz of 363 South Center Street to Robert C. Bailey of 320 East Columbus Avenue. Veronica is a 1981 Corry Area High School graduate and works in Ajax Tron Works accounting. Robert is a 1950 CAHS graduate, studied at Gannon College, served in the US Army at Fort Hood, and works in Raymond Division of Associated Spring. Wedding plans are incomplete.
Announcement of the December 10 marriage of Miss Linda Lou Lindstrom and Frank Martin at Columbus Community Congregational Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Lindstrom and the late Arvid Lindstrom. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin of Garland.
Rev Walter J Thoms pastor at Columbus Community Congregational Church spoke at a Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Corry. He showed color slides about his Europe trip and the Queen Elizabeth voyage. Guests Jerry Litherland Keith Britt Earl Slayton Edward Zarger attended. exchange committee met. members visited Bracken Funeral Home to honor former member and past president Frank Loveland.
A stork shower honored Mrs. Roger Fardink of North Clymer at the home of Mr and Mrs Marvin Mills Paw 1223 White Street. Mrs Fardink, formerly Judy Millspaw, was feted by hostesses Mrs Raymond Tanser of Waltsburg and Miss Su.
The Women's Relief Corps held an all day session at Corry Grange Hall with a noon tureen dinner. Mrs Gentilman led installation of officers including Wesley Willis president and Elsie Newman secretary. A later note reports a Fort Knox wall repair where a wallet identified Gerald F. Rians of Peoria Illinois.
Birdie Tells Us patient at Corry Memorial Hospital is resting comfortably after a Saturday heart attack. Visited by daughter Mary Satterlee of Warren and Justin Butera of Franklin. Butters to stay three weeks or longer. YMCA official notes no junior high dance Friday due to high school game.
Valencia County New Mexico authorities seek extradition of Charles Hunsberger from Clarion to face nine murder charges. Hunsberger, 19, allegedly helped fatally beat 3 year old Phyllis Williams, daughter of Leland Williams and sister of Hunsberger, with the death dated June 14 1986 after transport to Pittsburgh and Erie hospitals. Post mortem in Hamot Hospital Erie found trauma beating as cause of death.
Women of the Moose held a meeting at the Moose Lodge chaired by Mrs. Jo seph Gentilman with Mrs. Roy Hamilton leading the business session. A class of candidates was enrolled and plans outlined for the Sweetheart Ball February 11 at the Moose Lodge, plus the January 29 mid winter conference in Union City. Attendance and special awards were announced and dues must be current to attend. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gentilman and committee.
The Grand Chapter of Pennsylvania OES announces Mrs. Edward J. Kaiser of Union City as grand representative of Missouri to the Pennsylvania Grand Jurisdiction for three years. The Missouri session begins October 16, 1967 in Kansas City, with a triennial General Grand Assembly in Washington, D.C. November 8–9, 1967.
Officials reported a 1947 robbery at the terminal where robbers punched a wall hole and dropped the victim’s billfold inside after stripping it of money.
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