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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1966
Page
9
Post Office displays Medicare supplemental benefit application blanks at the stamp window as Social Security Administration aims to contact 3.1 million seniors before a March 1 deadline. President Johnson proclaims March National Medicare Enrollment Month and urges enrollment nationwide.
The Rev. Mr. Stuart, age 43, begins work at 10 p.m. and ends at 6 a.m., describing his sleep rhythm as productive. He serves a council of Protestant faiths in a seacoast city and has pastored in Nickerson, Kansas, Chicago roots shaping his approach to guiding troubled patrons of the Tenderloin.
Fragmentary text describes a mosque project in Yugoslavia used eggs in mortar during construction. Details are unclear, with garbled phrases about rites and a tourist area. Further readable context is insufficient to identify full events or entities.
Local students Ruth Ann Lord and Frederick Dahlstrand earned dean’s list honors for the first semester of the 1965 86 academic year at Thiel College. Eligibility requires a 9.75 of 12.00 average. Lord, a sophomore pursuing a BA, belongs to Alpha Gamma Delta, Women’s Student Government Association and the Thiel Christian Fellowship. Dahlstrand, a history major and junior, is pursuing a BA degree.
A Lenten meditation argues betrayal begins as quiet erosion of allegiance. Rev. Charles DuBois warns against hedging faith, tempting marriages, and complacent church practice. He asks readers to honestly question if they would betray, and to examine meaning of the creed in daily life.
The AP reports a Pittsburgh student is elected president of the Pennsylvania Future Teachers of America for 1966 67 with Van Perry High Mercer County named as vice president. Officers will serve next year.
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