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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1972
Page
3
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Linda Kay Olson of Corry, a sophomore majoring in music education at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, was chosen as a candidate for the fourth annual Miss IUP contest. Sponsored by Alpha Gamma Delta, Olson competes in the April 6 pageant in Fisher Auditorium after March 16 preliminaries in Cogswell Auditorium.
Mrs John Crissman celebrated her 90th birthday with family at her Colonial Terrace Motel home. Local residents, including Mrs Bea Wharton and Mrs Jean Fargo, shared well wishes. Community groups announce meetings at Faith Church, the Cleveland Home and Flower Show visitors, and upcoming events from the Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary to Tri County Methodist Men. Also noted are wedding anniversary congratulations for Mr and Mrs Timothy McMichael and various council and PTA gatherings with speakers, sessions, and material requests for meetings and projects.
Members of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Clare Capwell's Wright Street home. William Mowrey spoke on home fire risks and early detection. May Daze luncheon benefits DAR Kate Duncan School. proceeds aid Grant Alabama. Tickets 6 dollars. reservations with regent Mrs. James Sinare or Mrs. Ernest Thacker. Next meeting April 13 at Wright Street home of Mrs. Hubert Heerlein with guest Silvia Sieber.
National Girl Scout Week is observed during the week of March 12th, marking the 60th anniversary. Seven Service Days feature activities from Sunday through Saturday with 3:30 to 8 p.m. displays at the Penelec Building, including crafts, demonstrations, and an international program led by local troops and a guest from Lucerne Switzerland. The events aim to show the community the Scouts’ projects and invite public view.
In Philadelphia Hahnemann Hospital temporarily halts a carbon dioxide drug treatment to curb addiction after two enrollees died. Hospital officials deny the deaths were caused by the protocol citing withdrawal complications and funding shortages. Autopsies are incomplete and authorities continue review amid government scrutiny and a pending federal grant decision.
The Clymer Community Club schedules its March session as a 7 15 dinner meeting at Dutch Village Restaurant. Vice president Mrs. Frederick Van der Schaaff leads due to president B W TeWinkle's California trip. Scouts program features Howard McMullin Donald Keyes and Dennis Condon detailing activities with dinner reservations urged by Monday.
Ken Dundon presided over the Columbus 4 H Wranglers Club session in the Columbus Community Building. He said a clinic could occur if 25 or more horses are available and vaccination against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis would be provided. Katie Shumsky was named secretary and Mary Ann Ladd news reporter.
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