Hamel 2 from dron 132 loyd Ben NY
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Hamel and Loyd Ben linked to drone 132 in New York. No clear event or context available.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Hamel and Loyd Ben linked to drone 132 in New York. No clear event or context available.
A damaged text fragment references public reaction to a book. It hints at complaints about content and possible moral standards challenged by readers, with phrases noting horror and fairy tale elements. The passage remains incomplete and unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions electric heat and a phrase about a cent and money. The readable bits imply a note or memo referencing electricity costs or heating, but the context is unclear and no identifiable people or organizations are confirmed.
Dr. Wallace B. Graves is named president of Evansville College. He previously taught and held administrative roles at the University of the Pacific DePauw University and Texas Wesleyan College. Mr. and Mrs. William Querreveld celebrate 60 years of marriage with a reception at their daughter’s home in Evansville. relatives from Clymer Sherman Ripley Eric and Corry attend. Garrett Querreveld nears 59 years married in August.
Reports from H Lynn Rice on a Northwest District Chorus Festival at Corry Area High School drew a standing room only crowd. Xerox Akron honors Dale Eaton as Branch Technical Representative of the Year. he and family live near Findley Lake, New York. A Niagara Falls death and Corry burial plans are noted for Miss Cora Rourke. A scout meeting and a household tip close the digests. Actress Johnya_Ralston is listed in Hollywood obituaries.
Heloise shares practical tips from stain prevention to ironing with a towel cushion on the board and using white towels to avoid dye transfer. Readers learn chocolate cake baking tips, chalk for white shoes, gift card crafting, macaroni bead crafts for kids, and a reversible table pad idea.
Mr and Mrs B Edgar Jukes of Columbus announce the marriage of their daughter Joyce J Caldwell to Cary Saxman son of Mr and Mrs Carl Saxman of Hast street. The couple wed January 14 in Henderson North Carolina and were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Boyd Nelson. They are residing in Cary.
Police reported Michael A. Gregorich, 21, of Warren Ohio, asleep at the wheel causing a collision with a utility pole east of Union City. Damage about 500 dollars. Shortly after 3 PM, Leonard E. Shadlock, 59, of Erie, attempted to overtake William Wieliczko, 42, of Erie, westbound on Route 6 near Route 89. Wieliczko left turn then Shadlock’s car hit its right rear, totaling 160 dollars in damage with no injuries.
Joni Giacoma turn seven with a Saturday party at her parents’ home. The guest list includes Pamela Baker Joan Dyne Judith Hand Kim Lowry Mary McGinnis Juliet Nollinger Tracy Peterson Geraldine Rote Deborah Schifko Carol Walsh Shirley Yaratch and more. Prizes for games went to Joan Dyne Juliet Nollinger and Geraldine Rote. Decorations featured pink and white streamers balloons and a number seven cake. Joni received many gifts from her friends.
A bridal shower for Miss Diane Ahl was hosted at 469 East South Street by Mrs. Albert Wood with co hostess Mrs. Robert Walker. Gifts featured a red and white theme and a ruffled umbrella centerpiece. Attendants included Miss Janet Measel and Miss Theresa Tombo, with plans for her February 4 wedding to Howard Burdick of Titusville at St. Thomas the Apostle Church.
Jamestown New York announces the engagement of Kathy Boyd to Paul Beicke. Kathy is a June 1966 Buffalo State graduate teaching art in Gates-Chili Junior High Rochester area. Paul Beicke is a June 1986 Mississippi State graduate teaching in the Buffalo system. A June wedding is planned.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roger Fardink of North Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Fardink, formerly Judith Millspaw, is mentioned. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Glenn Stufflebeam of 117 Park Avenue Corry at Union City Memorial Hospital.
Concord and Columbus school students were announced as top spellers in a televised spelling bee on WSEE Erie. Dorothy McKnight and Janet Brown, both 11, advanced to finals, with Samuel Stolz and Gary Weeks placing second and third for Concord, and Judy Davis and Ann Lewis for Columbus.
A brief item notes the Journal asserts credibility for its stories, presenting confidence in reporting and reliability to readers. The piece emphasizes trust in the publication as a source of factual information.
A storm sweeping the West Coast and Rockies progresses toward the Great Lakes as heavy rain and fog disrupt travel. Low visibility causes airport delays, with California and Utah facing wind, mudslides, and power outages while traffic crashes rise nationwide. A separate obituary notes Juan Pujol, founder of Madrid's evening paper, dies at 83.
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