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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1967
Page
5
Fragmented text describes nursing reports and therapy activity, noting a licensed administrator and approval steps. Mentions misspelled names, evaluation of treatments, and ongoing nursing initiatives amid unclear chronology and missing details.
Concord School PTA welcomed Maria Couto, a Corry Area High School foreign exchange student from Portugal. She shared slides and items from Portugal as her American host family attended. Founders Day honored past presidents, and the group voted to finance the sixth graders annual bus trip.
Forty five members of the Corry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA with Mrs. Capt. Thom as Pugh serving as chaplain. Rev Louis Hewitt read an article and spoke on America and its religious heritage while February birthdays were celebrated and officer elections slated for March 14.
J Donald Watson spoke at last night Rotary Club dinner in Hotel Corry, presenting a film and remarks on What Price Freedom from the National Manufacturing Association. Rev Walter Thoms delivered the invocation and benediction as 24 members listened. hostess Esther Fargo led a post program reception.
Dr. Sam Sheppard and his German-born wife are staying in Duisburg Germany for several months after flying from Cleveland to attend the funeral of Mrs Sheppard's stepfather Theodor Habermann who died at 84 and was buried Monday.
Preparations are underway for a St Patrick's Day Card Party and fashion show at the Moose Lodge at 8 p m March 14 sponsored by St Elizabeth's Guild. Two $50 grand awards plus many special prizes to tables and individuals will be offered.
A dues paying dinner for the Columbus Grange was held Monday evening at the Columbus Community Building. The home economics committee led by Mrs Lawrence Miller served the meal. Afterward the regular meeting was led by master Lawrence Miller. A memorial ceremony draped the charter for Mrs Anna Skinner conducted by Rev Walter Thoms. Harvey Martin spoke on the Seneca Power Project at Kinzua Dam and fielded questions. Twenty four attended with four guests from Corry Orange.
Mobil Oil and Continental Oil cut parts of their recent gasoline price hikes with small reductions to dealer and distributor prices. American Oil cited not yielding to government pressure. Interior warns quotas could rise imports to curb high prices as Luce calls the rollback a sign prices weakening but still above pre-incident levels.
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