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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1971
Page
5
Readable bits show items resembling financial figures and private aid notes from a 2001 era document. The text includes amounts such as 2001 19 3,047,881,497,50 and several sums like 4,086,370,399.00 as well as 90,000.00. The passage ends with a phrase about here by of my.
Mr and Mrs James Scheiner depart for Petersburg Virginia where he will join plant managers from Crestline Pennsylvania LaDoga Indiana and Mechanicsville New York for a two day conference. He manages Corrys Crestline plant and the couple live at 741 Wright Street.
The Corry Coin Club held its first regular monthly meeting at the Corry Moose Lodge with president Mrs Pauline Wontenay in charge. Ten new members were introduced. committees for the year were appointed. a coin auction followed the business session.
Tracey Kristine Johnson marked her first birthday with a Sunday party at her parents home at 131 Park Avenue. Guests included Mrs. Rick Sickler and son Brian, Mrs. Richard Paver and daughters Theresa and Annette, Mrs. Lyle Miller and children Shelley and Jason, Mrs. Robert Higley and daughter Stacie, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alcorn Jr. A decorated cake and refreshments were enjoyed and each child received a gift.
The newly organized Stanford Hose Ladies group will hold its first meeting Monday January 25 at 7 30 pm in the Fire Station No 10 auditorium East South Street. Officers named include Mrs John Burglund president Mrs Thomas Lathrop vice president Mrs James Maloney secretary and Mrs Robert Falcone treasurer.
A Women’s Christian Temperance Union session hosted by Mrs. Ruth Shannon included devotions by Mrs. Edith Adams and prayers. members made pajamas for Vietnamese children. Beta Sigma Phi at the Krahe home announced Playmate Wig raffle tickets and planned Founders Day dinner and June fundraisers. Peoria schools end dress code ban as slacks become allowed. polls show student support high while parent opposition remains.
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met at the YMCA for a four table Howell session. Winners included Mrs. Vee Lindsey and Mrs. Rosalie Williams from Titusville with 56 percent, Mrs. Horton Davis and Mrs. John Pierce at 40, and Mrs. Arthur Hansen of Union City with Mrs. T.H. Treat at 45 percent. The next regular game is at 1 p.m. at Mrs. ES Thompson’s home on Gamma Road. Interested players may contact Mrs. John Pierce at East Frederick Street, phone 664-2182.
New York City patrolmen return to duty with baton sticks replacing picket signs though core issues from a six day wildcat walkout remain unresolved. A court case over parity pay spawns the strike with about 20 000 officers facing potential penalties under the Taylor Law.
Stephanie Clark, Miss Black America, plans overseas trip to Vietnam and Thailand to entertain troops. The Ithaca College student from Washington DC says she does not believe in war but wants to bring inspiration to soldiers who are there. She spoke to reporters as teachers voted on a dress code, 14 in favor of slacks, 16 abstentions, and 16 abstained.
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