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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
3
Students staged a lunchroom boycott as food shortages affected meals and support. Activists protested eating conditions, urging better supplies and school district action. Local officials acknowledged shortages and pledged to review cafeteria provisions and delivery.
A hearing for Commissioner Blain Mead before Justice of the Peace J Regis Thompson in Youngsville was postponed to 4 p.m. Bail remains at 500. The case stems from a complaint by Commissioner D H Lay alleging Mead illegally bought two parcels at a county sale. The preliminary hearing and bail terms were noted, amid a letter reply to a Women Voters report criticizing county purity.
Erie, executive assistant Patricia Markey, and enrolment representative Earl Nelson of Blue Cross Blue Shield met to discuss district health coverage. After talks, a question arose about Journal Photo by Johnston.
Storm snarls Iowa and Ohio with 10 to 12 inch snowfalls, 54 mph winds and widespread closures. Two farmers, Donald Clear Lake and Paul Nagel of Lake Park, die in snowdrifts. several people injured in Cleveland as winds shred power lines. Fires erupt in Oklahoma as winds subside, while a distant weather shift brings drifting snow to Wisconsin and Michigan.
Plains, N White reported the death of 71 year old industrialist and former Hupp Corp board chairman John C. Ekblom after a long illness. The notice mentions a house for rent in the classifieds.
A fragmentary quote depicts a soldier praising his wife for cooking, claiming he is the luckiest man in the world because of her. The lines convey affection and gratitude within a domestic moment.
In Providence, the owner considers a breed change for Heidi, a 22 month old Dateeman Pinscher, after noting her more vigorous gait than expected. Each morning Heidi runs beside Burnett’s car and is kept on a leash from the window for exercise.
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