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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1968
Page
5
St Thomas Women Plan Card Party and Social
Mrs. Wilbur Rickers hosted eleven Mentor Club members with Miss Marilyn Denton of Erie as guest. Miss Ann Baressi presided over the meeting as Maude Barnes reviewed Eisenhower memoirs. Rickers served salad. Next gathering set for February 5 at Mrs Travers Stohlberg’s South Center Street home. Mrs Patrick Rynd returned from Cleveland visit with her son and daughter in law and seven month old grandson Shawn Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Rickers
North Center Street
Mentor Club
Marilyn Denton
Erie
Ann Baressi
Maude Barnes
Mr. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Patrick
Olive) Rynd
Snyder Circle
Gloria) Rynd
Shawn Michael
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Thomas Women's Organization
VFW
David
Virginia Apps
Lynn
Joyce) Levien
Cochairman
Mary Higgins
East Park Place
George Cote
Wright Street
Apps
East South Street
Levien
Wayne Street
Birthday Party Honors Gregg Slayton at Family Home
A Saturday party at 29 East Congress street celebrated Gregg Slayton turning six on January 9. Fifteen children attended. prizes went to Jon Andrus Charmaine Dugan Roger Nichols Pat Jones Debra Dugan and Beth Thacker. Disney themed decorations included balloons and glider planes with gifts for Gregg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg Slayton
Earle Slayton
East Congress Street
Gregg
Jon Andrus
Charmaine Dugan
Roger Nichols
Pat Jones
Debra Dugan
Beth Thacker
Walt Disney
Music talk at Kiwanis meeting and club notices
Max Bennink spoke at the Kiwanis Club dinner at Hotel Corry about the touring musical program Up With The People. Other items note January Concord Community Club, Women of the Moose meetings, Republican Women session, and wedding vase trivia and a Valentine party planning by St. Thomas Women’s Organization with chairpersons and ticket contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Donaldson
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
William—Helmintoller
Max Bennink
300 Negro Teachers Quit Federation in Philadelphia
About 300 Black teachers resign from the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers AFL-CIO. They plan to file monthly resignations until Frank Sullivan steps down as PFT president. The move follows statements by Sullivan after a November 17 Black Power rally at the school administration building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
William Miller
Teachers Concerned
Frank Sullivan
PFT
Sullivan
Dixie Swanson to Wed After Shower In Spartansburg
A bridal shower for Miss Dixie Swanson was hosted by cousin Sally Swanson at the Swanson family home on Concord Street. The bride to be will wed Ronald Lee Brown of Spartansburg at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Spartansburg. Out of town guests included Elaine Lindstrom, Mrs. Howard Young, Mrs. Clara Brown, and Mrs. Warren Brown. Awards went to Mrs. Meares Brown and Mrs. Dally Brown. Buffet refreshments featured a blue and pink theme with a corsage presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Swanson
Sally Swanson
Larry Swanson
Concord Street
Ronald Lee Brown
Spartansburg
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Elaine Lindstrom
Howard Young
Sugar Grove
Clara Brown
Warren Brown
Meares Brown
Dally Brown
Romney Says Soviets Know Of His Viet Peace Plan
Gov George Romney says he discussed a Viet Nam peace plan for guaranteed neutralization with Soviet Premier Kosygin in Moscow on Dec 19 and that Kosygin showed interest but made no commitment. He urges a federal spending ceiling for 1969 and a tax increase to move toward a balanced budget in 1970 while campaigning in New Hampshire. In Mount Carroll a public pencil sharpener stolen after 25 years of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N.H
George Romney
Vietnam
Alexsei N. Kosygin
Romney
Kosygin
Moscow
Munsonville
Rommey
Farewell Dinner for Mrs Kinley at Hotel Corry
Mrs J Fred Kinley announced plans to move to Albion Michigan as guests from two Kinley bridge clubs attended a farewell dinner at the Hotel Corry. After dinner bridge prizes went to Mrs Kinley Mrs Osman and Mrs E S Hawkins while a large group of club members was listed. The article also notes a separate traffic crash on an icy street injuring no one but causing minor damages to three vehicles A Pope Stuntz and Palmer car sustained damages with Palmer 18 of Spartansburg involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Barach
Jack Osman
Hotel Corry
Fred Kinley
Albion
Mich
Kinley
Osman
E. 5. Hawkins
Robert Palmer
Spartansburg
Palmer
Pope
Stuntz
Officials Say Merger Will Improve Rail Service
The CEOs of the Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads hailed the Supreme Court merger ruling as paving the way for improved rail service across 14 states and Canada. They noted the ICC plan for Norfolk & Western to take over three smaller Eastern roads and pledged steps to aid the bankrupt New Haven Railroad and integrate it into the Penn Central system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
Canada
Stuart E. Saunders
Alfred E. Perlman
The
Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk & Western Railway
Erie- Lackawanna, Delaware & Hudson
Boston & Maine
Saunders
Perlman
Penn-Central
New Haven
Penn- Central
State Senate Won’t Raise Marriage License Fee
State Sen. Steadman Ball says the judiciary committee will not raise the state share of the $3.50 marriage license fee. He notes the panel considered increasing the state portion from $1 to $2 but decided against it, arguing that anyone with a buck should be able to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kan
Steadman Ball
R-Atchison
Lattor
Ball
Confucius Statue Crashes Down at Expo 67 Pavilion
Workmen spent four hours trying to install a nine foot plaster Confucius statue from Taiwan at the Nationalist Chinese pavilion in Expo 67 Montreal, only to find a shattered bust. The crate yielded broken crockery and Canadian provinces instead of the fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Confucius
Taiwan
Montreal
Canada
Confidential identity claim tied to student rehabilitation case
State officials argue physician patient confidentiality shields identities in a case about student rehabilitation. Federal officials say no other cases of permanent blindness from sun exposure during LSD trance are known. Christine Flowers, 20, of Wilmington, pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in her four year old daughter Carmen's death, before Judge Quil len.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate
Wilmington
Del
Christine Flowers
Carmen
William T. Quillen
City Backing Half Ward Plan To Ease Budget Strain
Pondering changes to the Fourth Ward in urban renewal, Nashua reports council explores funding half a ward this year and a ward and a half in 1969. The plan aims for a ward per year with short term borrowing to start the program while debating upgrading proposals. A stray dog incident in Nashua involves Adelard Landry and a truck cab lock event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N.H
Adelard Landry
Landry
Heloise Tips for Quick Home Fixes and Time Saving
A collection of reader tips on life hacks from Heloise addressing polishing nails during calls, keeping paraphernalia handy on counters, freezing meat drippings in ice trays, organizing thread in bags, using cat litter for arrangements and other practical shortcuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
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