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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1968
Page
5
A garbled AP report mentions courtroom officials, a judge, and four defendants linked to alleged law violations. It references uninspected lines, potential contempt, and reporting limitations as authorities discuss actions and timelines. The fragment notes a Butler area figure connected to a heat of theft and stream of legal contention.
Patron tickets sold for the Don Cossack Choir and Dancers show to be held at Corry Area High School on March 27 at 8 p.m. The event is sponsored by Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and College Women's Club.Notables and patrons listed include mayor and Mrs Furst and many doctors. additional patrons and local business supporters named. General chairmen offer remaining patron tickets at $5 per couple. general admission $1.75 and student tickets at 1 are available at local businesses and at the high school box office.
Miss Helene Christensen former Corry Area High School exchange student to New Zealand spoke at the Grange Hall presenting color slides and highlights from her stay. Roy Swart led the business session as Mrs John Decker announced a hobby show for March 14 and 15 with invites to display hobbies. a Grange supper for members and families is planned for March 28 at the Grange Hall with Mrs Decker in charge and a prize gift appeal.
Birdie Tells Us reports the Hanlin family returning to Mound Street after a Florida vacation and attending Daytona Beach auto races last week. Clifford Clark arrives from Quantico to train then deploy for Vietnam after furlough. Charles Palmer hospital stay at St. Vincent's Erie follows eye surgery. PTA Council meet at Columbus Elementary with tureen dinner. Visiting Halfasts from Great Falls, Montana, with a Weather Bureau post. Agnes Johnson admitted for oral surgery at Hamot Hospital. A gospel sing is set for Friday at East High School auditorium.
The Erie Playhouse unveils an eight performance run of Morton Wishengrads drama The Rope Dancers marking Art Carney’s Broadway debut. The play draws critical praise as a significant season opener. Ticketing opens to members March 0 and to the public March 11 on a first come basis.
St Elizabeth’s Guild plans a March 1 8 p.m. St Moose Lodge St Patrick’s Day Party and Fashion Show featuring Virginia’s Style Faire wigs and wiglets. Mrs Joseph Slike and Mrs Edward Giacoma announce table prizes, two $50 grand awards, and numerous special prizes while listing chairmen and committee members. Reservations optional with Armitage or Cochran. public invited. society page notices due by 11 a.m. next day.
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burkhart of Corry R D 4. Mrs. Burkhart is the former Joan Beckwith. A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schrubb of Corry R D 2. Mrs. Schrubb is the former Alice Hepak. Scribe honored in Harrisburg with a State Senate resolution for 48 years as sports editor. Public invited to event. contact Larry Aldrich for tickets. Household tip on storing nutrients. Quote by Shakespeare.
Titusville announces the engagement of Catherine Laver to James W. Robinson. Catherine is a 1966 St. Joseph's Academy and James-town Business College graduate. James is a 1964 Titusville High School graduate and Navy serviceman at Kingsville Texas. No wedding date has been set.
A terse statement emphasizes the need for clear official documentation to prevent misunderstandings, urging formal written confirmation of commitments and agreements between parties.
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