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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1967
Page
5
The fragment discusses insurance costs and age based premiums, noting concerns about paying more. It mentions Governor Ray and a new cabinet planning to operate state insurance, with doubts about safety and solvency.
This morning a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Munsee at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Baker in Youngsville. A daughter born Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hutchison. Bernice DeJean honored at open house in Sherman for her 80th birthday, hosted by Mrs. Young and Mrs. Skepps with guests from multiple nearby towns.
Concord School PTA announces Market Day chairmen for the February 4 event. Volunteers include Mrs. Donald Simmonsen for cake walk, Mrs. Paul Taylor for fish pond, Mrs. Paul Order for door prizes, and Mrs. Clarabelle Sorenson for ice cream and candy apples, among others. Public invited. advance or on day ticket sales at the school.
The Women’s Association of the Corry Country Club schedules a 1 pm luncheon and afternoon bridge on Wednesday at the Hotel Corry hosted by Mrs. Vellah Bracken and Mrs. Hammond. Reservations with Mrs. Bracken Mrs. Mallick or Donald Tanner. Also notes hospital update for Gladys Krupa in Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh Room 621.
Sparta Grange members met Saturday evening in the Grange Hall with Charles Emerson presiding. A short program of readings jokes and singing followed. The dues-paying dinner is set for February 1 an afternoon session with a tureen dinner at 1 pm. Members should bring a thresn and table service. Dues rise 50 cents this year per state Grange order. Refreshments were served.
Tomorrow at 8 p m the VFW Post ballroom hosts a Knit-Bright event by St Thomas Women’s Organization. Public invited with awards for each card table and special prizes. children of members model fashions.
State Special Program for Study Club St Thomas Study Club sets a special meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the St Thomas School auditorium to discuss The Sacrament of Matrimony. Rev Leon Doleski leads with a talk and questions. Teens and parents urged to attend as plans for future sessions are outlined.
Edinboro State College in Edinboro was awarded a 21600 grant from the U S Office of Education to train personnel for educational programs for the mentally retarded. Congressman Joseph Vigorito announced the funds will fund summer fellowships and traineeships, with average amounts around 2500 and 2000 respectively, plus 75 dollars weekly stipends.
Vice President Humphrey says Senate action on the consular treaty will probe U S growth and East West bridge building The treaty may be blocked by opposition tied to Soviet trade and Vietnam War pressures The Foreign Relations Committee shifts to examine U S responsibilities as a world power with Kennan as witness
Augusta Maine The state nurses association enacts a no strike policy while supporting voluntary relinquishment of the right to strike. An association spokesman says the action imposes on employers an increased obligation to recognize and fairly handle nurses in matters affecting employment conditions through authorized representatives.
In Miami 13000 Cuban exiles gathered at Miami Stadium to hear Eduardo Ritter Aislan urge unity against Fidel Castro. He pressed for a coordinated exile action, supported a future hemispheric move on Cuba, and urged placing the Cuban case on a projected summit agenda.
Readers share clever hacks from pocket scarf solves to label tricks. A note on securing coat buttons with foil and rubber, baby jar feeding for trips, painted brush jars, and thrifted fixes for laces and caps. Heloise invites mail for future columns and answers when possible.
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