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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
5
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Fragmentary text mentions industrial organic refuse handling and service operation. Key terms appear as refuse, hauling, and stamping of a service, but details and context are unclear from the readable lines. The document seems to outline duties and branding but lacks complete sentences.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a city session led by A Zarger possibly the mayor, with February timing and county or federal eligibility notes. The readable items include names and roles but lack full context and specifics.
Second grade students at Conelway School explore weather stations magnets and other learning projects. Mrs Bruce Campbell is pictured with pupils at the weather station while another group works with magnets. Miss Kathleen Head's class also arranges displays on space drugs ecology and the weather.
Members and guests of the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club enjoyed a four table Howell session at the YMCA with an average of 42. Winners included Mrs. Arthur Hansen and Mrs. Martin Pfinsgraff, others tied and high scorers listed. A regular game is planned for next Tuesday with reservations through Mrs. John Pierce.
The annual dance supporting the WOTM Nurses Scholarship Fund will be held February 10 from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. at the Moose Lodge on East Washington Street. Single women aged 18 to 22 may register as queen candidates. one will be chosen. Admission is 5 per couple with semiformal dress. Tickets at the door. Cochairs include Mrs. Boyd Jaggs and Mrs. Ross. publicity by Mrs. Larry Jaggs. tickets by Miss Clara Hill. Public invited.
A bridal luncheon featured Miss Lundy with theme decorations, Valentine cake on the serving table, and games. Prizes went to Miss Debbie Meerdink Miss Shelley Andras and Miss Cyd, while the bride-to-be received many gifts. a dropped bill led to $4000 missing from her counter.
Miss Eva Kepler Mrs Mary Vogt and Mrs Bernice Marsh head for Florida with family visits to Naples Fiz and St Petersburg The Women of the Moose meet to observe Hospital Chapter night and prepare decorations for the February 10 Sweetheart Ball Sgt James Robb will show a film on Marijuana at the Nazarene Church A kickoff dinner for the 1973 Northwestern Pennsylvania College fund drive features Oogie Pringle and friends Volunteers are sought for the Corry drive Harbor Half Ladies Aid holds a tureen dinner and guilds plan a church session at Emmanuel Church Corry Grange Hall hosts a Grand Army Auxiliary session with a 1 pm tureen lunch and a wax tip for ash trays The day’s quote is from Robert Frost.
The 1973 editors seminar on The Public The Press The Government will explore open records and shield laws in Pennsylvania and nationwide. Herbert G. Klein of the White House will discuss Nixon administration views on alleged government press conflicts. The event runs February 15 to 17 at the Sheraton Harrisburg Inn with PSNE director Arthur E. Mayhew as program chairman.
In Houston a mother recalls faith amid hope as her Marine son Ronald L. Ridgeway, listed as a POW, is identified alive after four years. The family plans to meet him at Camp Pendleton. The incident follows earlier reports of nine bodies recovered in Vietnam and later verification by North Vietnam.
A bomb in a bag caught fire at Pisa railway station while being loaded into a mail coach and was defused at Rome post office. Earlier bombs were sent to actress Laura Antonelli and German star Solvi Stubing. The Antonelli device was defused in Rome on Monday and the Stubing package exploded at Florence station last week, causing no injuries.
Bruce Lewis program director and WOTR announcer spoke at the Rotary Club dinner at Venture Inn. He explained radio broadcasting functions and the local station operation, answered questions, with Raymond Wiggers presiding and Eugene Theisen leading the invocation and singing. A directors’ meeting followed.
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