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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1967
Page
5
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Miss Carolynn J. Migliaccio daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Migliaccio of 1225 East Pleasant Street Warren Pennsylvania and Richard A Herberg son of Mrs Frank Herberg of 613 West Pleasant Street and the late Frank Herberg will marry. The bride to be is a 1965 graduate of Corry Area High School and works in the bookkeeping department of Warren National Bank. The fiancé is a 1960 CAHS graduate who served in the United States Army and is an agent with Baltimore Life Insurance Company. A definite wedding date has not been set.
Mrs Alfred Morrison entertained Xi Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her East Main Street home. Twelve members attended a program titled Understanding Art presented by Mrs Morrison and Mrs Douglas Rozelle. Next meeting February 7 at Mrs Harry Schiemer’s Meadow Lane home. Mr and Mrs Walter Dingfelder vacationing in Norfolk, Virginia with their daughter and son in law the Merritts. Mrs Bernice DeJean to be honored at open house Sunday. The Highwaymen to play junior high dance at the YMCA from 7 to 10. Cynthia Chillock and Jayne Dolan attended interviews in Pittsburgh. Several Chllocks and Caslers visited Bethel Park for student teaching duties. The Corry Majorettes host a dance 9:30 to 11:30 with Ravens performing. Hymn Sing at First Methodist Church 8:30 Sunday with H Lynn Rice as song leader. Household hint about sewing machine bobbins and a Vivian Larimore quote. Local news for society page must be received before 1 a.m. day after event.
The St Thomas Women's Organization card party and style show will present all knit fashions with children modeling. Among prizes are a hand knitted hat from Mrs John Mooney a hand painted pitcher from Mrs Paul Suchar Sr and a plastic dish set from James Hammond. Models include Joan Hooks Anne Theisen Al Amoroso Stacy Amoroso Annette Munsee Margaret Frisina Mary Frisina Larry Frisina Debbie Ficcardi Tom Wascak Carol Wascak Diane Shamburg Chuck Shamburg Rex Shamburg Bill Shamburg Vickie Jackson Mike Jackson Dennis Jackson Susan Jackson Beth Jackson Bill Jackson Amy Jackson.
At the Hotel Corry a luncheon and stork shower celebrated Mrs. Robert May of Snyder Circle, with hostesses Mrs. Owen Taylor and Mrs. E. Craig Moore. Special prizes went to Mrs. Samuel Catalfu and Mrs. Sadie Taylor. gifts and pink decor highlighted the event. Attendees included numerous Amoroso and Catalfu family members. Dividend news followed. Dravo Corp. raised the quarterly dividend on common stock by 10 cents to 50 cents.
Mrs. Craig Hyer of Corry is named chairman of the 1967 Mothers' March for the March of Dimes. She stresses birth defects kill or cripple hundreds of thousands yearly and urges early treatment, prenatal care, and public support. Captains assist her as the march runs Friday through Monday with headquarters at the Ritz Restaurant Monday evening after 7 p.m.
Sarah Lawrence College announced Miss Polly Mitchell, 21, is not a student. Police initially identified her as enrolled but the college denied she ever attended. Mitchell, arrested in a West Philadelphia LSD raid with six others, is held on $2,500 bail awaiting Thursday hearing.
Evangelist Billy Graham defended Campus Crusade for Christ efforts at UC Berkeley, noting some zeal but preferring active outreach to cold appeals. Campus turmoil and Kerr dismissal headlines frame the rise of religious outreach amid protests and student editorials.
A Warren group formed to construct low cost housing for the elderly was elected last night. Directors, with Beck Tinkham and Beyer as architects, discussed sites for up to 35 housing units and incorporated Warren Housing Inc as a non profit. Legion continued.
A reader collection of short, practical advice from Heloise including making a door card to tell when a baby naps, using pipe cleaners to clean cuffs, pre chopping ingredients for the week, gifting hospital patients with small daily treats, repurposing tea towels as curtains, wrapping soap to extend use, and clipping magazine notes for quick reference.
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