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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
5
Incomplete text mentions springers charts calves and a contact 725-7386 or hh Chesley. Notes tax increases and substantial rises over years with reference to real estate, but specifics are unclear. Names Stensen and St10-17-24 appear in broken form.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd H Thomas announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Linda Thomas to Kenneth L Hopkins of Manhattan Beach California son of Mr and Mrs George W Hopkins of Columbus The bride elect a 1966 graduate of Corry Area High School works at the Colonial Terrace Motel for Senior Citizens The groom a 1964 CAHS graduate works at Douglas Aircraft Los Angeles and attends El Camino Junior College The wedding date and place are undecided.
Rebekah Lodge members meet at IOOF Hall with 22 attendees. A card party for Rebekahs and Odd Fellows and friends is set for March 18 at 8 p.m. at 100K Hall with prizes and refreshments. Also Haiti trip slides planned for March 21 by Ed ward Rossbacher.
Members of the First Methodist Church WSCS met at Mrs. Ira Miller’s home. Mrs. Edward Rossbacher led the business session while devotions by Mrs. Paul Meerdink focused on Holy Week. A Haiti Mission talk, upcoming church tea, and Family Night Dinner were announced. salad course with St. Patrick motif was served.
Cohen Auto Supply advertises automotive and industrial parts tools and equipment at 15 Franklin Street with phone number 068 5200.
On Monday at 7 30 p m a brief business meeting precedes the Lenten Tea at First Methodist Church. The Sanctuary program begins at 8 with Marys Journey to the Cross and special music from Mrs Gerald Lloyd, the Barr prelude, the Chancel Choir, and soloists. Rev Walter W Gilliland will deliver the benediction. women from nearby churches are invited.
Birdie Tells Us lists entertaining at the Loveland home in Corry for the Navy Mothers and other society activities. The Columbus Grange meets with a St Patrick theme and a tureen dinner at 6 00 and 8 30 program at the Columbus Community Building. Various PTAs and church groups plan meetings with guest speakers slides devotions films and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Charles Brown of Bennington New Hampshire announce the birth of their son Ryan Scott born February 25. The mother is the former Judy Merrifield of Columbus. Grandparents include Rev and Mrs R A Merrifield, formerly of Columbus.
Members of the Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Ora Love land’s home with 15 attendees. Mrs. Oscar Johnson gave devotions and president Mrs. Bryan Stowe led the business session. Mrs. Irvin Young presented the entertainment titled Legend of the Dogwood Tree, assisted by Mrs. William Marsh and Mrs. Eva Spicer.
Yesterday at Corry Area High School a surprise party honored senior cheerleaders. Chairmen Marcie Stahl and Robbie Swart organized refreshments and social time. Attendees included principal Leroy Peck head cheerleaders Nancy Buesink and Charlie Ohrn and many others.
Senator Scott urges complete reform of the justice system saying a nation near the moon can not guarantee street safety. The Pennsylvania Republican, on the Senate Judiciary Committee, calls for citizen participation to end the justice gap.
Southpaw Ted Davidson of the Cincinnati Reds was shot twice outside a Tampa lounge by his estranged wife Mary Ruth Davidson. He was in fair condition after emergency surgery. she was charged with assault to commit murder. The couple, married in 1962, has two daughters. officials say they were separated.
The report notes concerns that large bombers may be more vulnerable than fighter bombers over North Vietnam to surface to air missiles and MIG 21 interceptors. It cites 14 U 8 units at seven bases in Thailand with an eighth base under construction. About 25 000 of Thailand’s 35 000 U S service personnel are Air Force members.
Readers share practical tips from kitchen to laundry to hospital chargers. Cookie jar substitutes with dripolators, fabric scraps for matching bags, calling hospitals to gift room phones, plastic bag liners to keep sugar soft, and distinct patterns for bed linens streamline chores and save money.
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