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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1973
Page
3
The document cites conduct in the broadcasting industry tied to payola and campaign activity. It references Agnew era radio, tape distribution, and a push to force disclosure, with notes on Bureau of Economic Analysis and related contracts.
A dinner at the Corry Motor Inn honored three Raymond Division workers on retirement after long service. Miss Margaret LeFevre 32 years finishing department Union City. Mrs Betty Coates 21 years finishing and timekeeping, plans Florida. Mrs Dorothy Humphrey 20 years finishing and flat, retired. Guests received remembrance gifts. Dinner coordinators were Derna Ficcardi, Emily Sechriest, and Audrey Rouse.
The Oesch Wilkinson and Tubbs families report a Yellowstone snow sighting during a western states trip and share Santa Monica hospitality. The Friends of the Library announce a July meeting at Corry Public Library to plan August book sale amid Sidewalk Bazaar Days, seeking donations and book drops. Holiday visitors to Mrs. Oscar Johnson join relatives from Mahaffey Upland Bloomsburg and follow the Decker family reunion in Tryonville on July 4.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Swackhamer announce the engagement of their daughter Julie Ranae Swackhamer to Dennis A Culver son of Mr and Mrs Frank Culver. Julie is a 1969 Corry Area HS and 1972 Jamestown Business College graduate now at Elgin Electronics. Culver is a 1972 CAHS graduate also at Elgin Electronics. The couple plans an August 1974 wedding.
Darlene Jackman and George Lucas Jr were married at Bellefonte United Methodist Church with Rev Dirks officiating. The Corry area clubs plan Senior Citizens Day for August 7 at Warren County Fair and discuss Sidewalk Bazaar Days in August. Penny Sue Damon, Miss Corry Teen, competes July 27 28 in Harrisburg with state winner advancing to Atlanta nationals. Teddy bear stork shower honors Mrs. William Jewell with gifts and hostesses noted.
The Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at Corry Grange Hall on Park Street with a noon tureen dinner. President Mrs. Manley Robbins Sr led the 2 pm meeting as Mrs. Velma Long shared an Independence Day program. New department president Mrs. Myrtle Sundburg of Erie was welcomed along with new Corps 49 officers. a cancer fund donation was approved and Opal Pier won a special award. The next session is set for July 19 at Grange Hall.
The Daughters of the American Revolution chapter met at Mrs. Horton Davis's West Congress street home with vice regent Mrs. Robert Garfield presiding in the regent's absence. A Patriotism program followed by refreshments highlighted the evening. plans for the July 28 DAR luncheon at Chautauqua were announced, with reservations due by July 1. The next session is set for August 2 at Mrs. Clare Capwell’s Wright street home.
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at the Community House for a tureen dinner hosted by Mrs. Kraft and Mrs. Lindstrom. Ten members and families attended. president Mrs. Shuss led the meeting. Devotions by chaplain Mrs. Lindstrom focused on God and Our Country. Members were to meet July 26 at 2 p.m. to tie a friendship quilt for Mrs. Lindstrom. A quilt tied for Miss Cheryl Scouten and her prospective bridegroom. A family picnic is set for August 2 at Mead Park. Each family to bring beverage and table service. September 6 meeting hosts will be Mrs. Rupert Morris, Mrs. Lewis Allen, and Mrs. Louis Sexton.
The Concord 4 H Club met at the Concord Community Building with Anita Hammond and Becky Peterson leading flag salutes. Members shared birthdates and reports on Camp Kanesatak Campt Mountain Run Club Congress attendance leadership council.
NEW YORK AP Geneshalit Shalit will replace Judith Crist as film critic on the NBC Today show due to duplicated reviews. Crist served seven years. Shalit will host Critic's Corner covering arts. PITTSBURGH Allegheny County Elections Bureau certifies final results in May 19 mayoral primary. Mayor Peter Flaherty gains 2,000 votes in landslide victory.
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