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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1965
Page
5
A daughter was born Tuesday in St Vincent's Hospital in Erie to Mr and Mrs Robert McCafferty of Erie. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Eugene McCafferty of East Pleasant Street.
On St Josephs Day swallows return to Mission San Juan Capistrano in California. Local clubs report meetings and events: Elks officers elected, April 1 installation planned. Mrs Harold Messenger and others hosted a St Patrick themed coffee at Dr Gertrude Barber home. Community groups announce hobby show, Crusader class gathering, College Women's Club speaker Alvaro Machado, Civil Air Patrol Mothers Auxiliary dance for Cadet Scholarship Fund, and various church and charitable activities with April meeting dates and host locations.
The Women of the Moose held a birthday celebration for Mrs. Robert Raupach Mrs. Philip Halfant and Mrs. Thomas McKetn at the Moose Lodge. Officer led by Mrs. Donald Carter Sr conducted the business session and announced postponed sweater award to April 22.
Tass report says Belyayev and Leoney feel well after Voskhod mission. The landing occurred 500 miles northwest of typical cosmonaut sites, north of Baikonur, with soft-landing retro jets. The mission completed all scientific experiments, including a cosmonaut in a space suit with autonomous cooling.
Sparta area couple announces the engagement of Judy Ann Bryant to R James Clark. Bryant, a Sparta Merged High School and Meadville City Hospital School of Nursing graduate, nurses at North Warren State Hospital. Clark, a Corry Area High School graduate, studied at DeVry in Chicago and serves in the Air Force stationed at Shaw AFB. Engagement announced at the 25th wedding anniversary of Clark’s parents. A May 18 wedding is planned.
The estate of Steven Kitas of Glassport has net $84,718 after a beam collapse at a Wilkins Township job. The estate of Daniel M. Prebosky of Monroeville received $150,000 after a February 1963 Pittsburgh truck incident during tire change.
A settlement was reached yesterday with Howard Sober Inc, a Michigan automotive transporter. The agreement settles claims arising from the recent dispute involving the company and related parties.
Dr. Albert R Frank a German born scientist who helped revolutionize agriculture by developing nitrogen as a fertilizer died yesterday after a brief illness. The 92 year old figure was a pioneer in the field and his work on nitrogen use transformed farming practices.
Lynda Bird Johnson, daughter of the president, marks her 21st birthday in the White House with plans to register to vote in Texas soon. She speaks on maturity, family, dating, and her life as a presidential daughter while continuing as a George Washington University junior majoring in history.
Gov. Scranton pledged to do everything possible to push a bus bill providing public transport for private and parochial school students. He argued it does not violate church state separation and cited Supreme Court and state AG opinions. Some bye bills have moved in House and Senate committees. Scranton condemned recent liquor raids as “super harassment.”
The governor told 750 Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce guests they would be in the middle of the greatest market in the world as Lehigh Valley eyes a mushrooming economic boom. He discussed a state school search, a potential new legal position for Calvin Gross of New York, and planned an Easton Rotary Club address delayed by weather. He spoke by telephone from Hamburg to the radio station WEST and had the message relayed to the Rotary gathering.
Mrs Elizabeth Reggie of Sweyerville celebrates her 103rd birthday. Born in Czechoslovakia she came to the United States about sixty years ago. Her husband perished in a mine accident in 1911. In retirement she tends a garden in summer and enjoys television westerns.
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