Pothole Cracks Challenge Bridge Board Meeting
Local transit board meets to discuss pothole repairs and crack repairs on bridges. Officials review schedule and funding options as residents demand safer routes and timely fixes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1968
Page
5
Local transit board meets to discuss pothole repairs and crack repairs on bridges. Officials review schedule and funding options as residents demand safer routes and timely fixes.
Lynnette Marsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Marsh of R D 4 Cedarville Ohio was named Miss Cedarville College sweetheart queen at a Friday coronation. The third year student trains to be a business education teacher and received roses and a jeweled crown. She will serve as Queen of the City for a day during Cedarville's May observance selected by college fraternities.
Dr Thomas A Gustin of Erie will speak on modern society's abuse of drugs at the College Women's Club meeting Monday at 8 pm in the YMCA. He is a psychiatrist on staff at Hamot Hospital and consultant for St Mark's Seminary and Sarah Reed Home.
A stork shower for Mrs. George Lorraine Nichols of Wattsburg was hosted at her mother’s Cohost residence with Mrs. Donald VanKeuren as cohost. Guests admired a pink blue white theme with baby themed cake and decorations while awards went to Mrs. Donald Kiener and others. A newborn son arrived at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Page of Columbus.
Members of the Corry Council of Republican Women met at Emmanuel Church undercroft with Mrs. Jack Dundon presiding. They named committee chairmen including Mrs. Holland Morgan and Mrs. Walter Rhodes and honored Mr. and Mrs. Simon Keeney on their recent marriage with a corsage and wedding shift.
Frank Lucie, Lawrence Airport manager and WWII transport pilot, keynoted a Rotary Club dinner at the Hotel Corry, recounting a 1935 flying start and pilot training film. The YMCA plans a round square polka dance Saturday 9 pm to midnight with a $1 donation, chaired by Mrs Rene Counasge. Twenty six members attended.
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and the College Women's Club plan to bring the General Platoff Don Cossack Chorus and Dancers to Corry Area High School. Plans were discussed Monday at the Hotel Corry Gate Room as part of fundraising and educational efforts involving health and welfare students and community groups.
Shafer says six young blind students faced a serious incident in 1966 and calls for rehabilitation. He cites confidentially to protect the youths, praising Dr. Norman Yoder for prioritizing rehabilitation and humanitarian care over public disclosure. The matter surfaced after an Associated Press report quoting Yoder.
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