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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
5
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Society Editor notes a dinner party at the Hotel Corry Saturday honoring Allen Kuhn and his wife as he moves to Erie and welcoming Edward Zarger and wife to Corry as the new district manager. About sixty attendees included James Strickler as toastmaster and gifts presented to Kuhn.
Eight members of St. Pauls Lutheran Church attended a workshop at St Johns Lutheran in Erie on The New Church School Curriculum. Local leaders and teachers listed include Glenn Henderson and Clarence Eld. Initiatory degree team led by Richard Mountain to confer degrees at IOOF Hall tomorrow at 8. Other notes cover anniversaries, Beta Sigma Phi and Xi Beta Phi activities, Bow Girls Rain bow installation, Mentor Club, Handicapped Adult Association meeting, upcoming February events, and a quote by Dante.
Senator Richard C. Frame will be keynote and Congressmen Joseph P. Vigorito among guests at the Legislation Conference of District 12 PTA. Conference at Union City Area High School opens 10 a m Saturday. Topics include education laws affecting children, licensing, school directors, immunization, and liquor and tobacco legislation. Open to all interested in school policy. Artist Jean Bells, 55, French cartoonist of Clementine, dies after long illness.
In Philadelphia the Franklin Institute marks Benjamin Franklin's 261st birthday with a birthday song and a 361 candle celebration. The event honors the famed statesman and founder of the institute through a ceremonial lighted display.
The Corry Association of Life Underwriters met at the Hotel Corry for its monthly meeting. Jerome Davis elected president Em bert Earle vice president Robert Tunnell secretary and treasurer Merle Dodd publicity and advertising chairman. Other members listed include Berniece Betz Fred Beale Carroll Crowell Leo Dolan Robert De Mauri Fred Jackson Ned Johnston John Frontera Warren Reynolds John Rossbacher Richard Herberg Russell Mitchell. Crash Injuries Fatal Altoona Pa Arch C Watters 80 Altoona died yesterday of injuries suffered Friday when hit by a car on an Altoona street.
A Saturday party at the Staples home on Wright Street celebrated Ricky Staples eighth birthday. Nine guests attended hosted by his mother with help from aunts Miss Jean Ward and Miss Joan Ward and friends John Hawkins Group David Cole Bill Hammerlee Drew Furst and James Black. A decorated birthday cake was served.
A wedding is planned at St. John’s Episcopal Chapel in Champaign Illinois with a reception at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Corry Pennsylvania. The groom-to-be is a University of Illinois senior and PhD candidate in analytical chemistry expected in 1988, a Penn State graduate of 1904. The couple will wed January 98 with a reception February 4 at 2 p.m.
A Warren hospital birth and a Corry Memorial Hospital birth are reported along with a housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ottaway at their rural Warren home. Attendees included local families Leon Cole, Dale Hammerlee, James Burkhart, David Johnson, and out of town guests Don Kauer and Ruby Quinlar.
Fire damaged a scaffold at a geriatrics wing under construction at Warren State Hospital in North Warren. Hospital officials said the fire caused no damage to the building and was extinguished quickly.
East street resident Arlene Croscutt is feted at a Corry Grange Hall bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Roy Kerstetter Mrs. Milton Chaffee and Miss Carolyn Chaffee. She will wed Robert Higby February 10 in New Castle with guests including Mrs. Alva Higby of Spartansburg. The event featured blue and pink decor and a decorated umbrella. A separate item notes Massachusetts Education Department plans a $3.8 million statewide educational TV network for homes schools and colleges.
Washington AP Hoffa says the Teamsters will seek wage hikes up to 7 percent for about 450000 truckers along with benefits gains. Contract talks open with Trucking Employers Inc as Hoffa faces possible imprisonment on jury tampering. negotiations set to renew the master trucking pact for three years in a bid to match recent settlements.
Readers share simple home hacks from kitchen to laundry. Pre school juice jars in fridge aid quick drinks. nylon hose dusting cloths cut dust. melt shortening in skillet to clean can. boil baby bottles with vinegar to remove sediment. sew zigzag stitch behind cuff frays to extend shirt life.
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