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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
5
Lorraine Ricketts and George R. Nichols announce plans to marry with a definite date to be set later. The couple will host a simple ceremony and begin life together once arrangements are finalized.
Mr and Mrs Ross Bailey hosted with Mr and Mrs Glenn Henderson as cohosts for a Fel poma of St. Pauls Lutheran meeting. The event, described in rough notes, mentions a skating plan on April 17 at the rink near Lake Ita.
Rev Mrs Hewitt hosts a WSCS meeting at the church with members present and a plan discussed to invite and install five new officers. A conference is noted to be held at an unnamed location in Port Pa as part of the church activities.
The society page requires submission of local society news before 1 a.m. the day after any event. The notice clarifies the strict timing for items such as gatherings, engagements, and profiles to appear in the next edition.
A column features Dear Heloise style quick fixes and tips from mothers. It shares ideas on making baby food from canned soup using a blender, reusing cans as savings jars, decorating desks with adhesive paper, and practical home hacks like drying grease from leather and repurposing old window shades. The sketchy reader notes include household tricks for organization, cleaning, and storage.
Fragmented text reports a civil action and royal wedding mentions involving a patna Wer et arte Ti of Pans, a Princess Redziwill, and Dr. Jean Henri Fruch of France in Athens. It notes a bride not related to Mrs. John F Kennedy’s brother Pere Erne Racislans w Rad.
The fragment hints at a contrast between oral and printed text. It suggests spoken word as urgent and ephemeral while printing offers lasting presence. No concrete people or places are identified in the readable fragment.
Sister Urban presented a program on liturgical music for Holy Week for Catholic Daughters of America court conception No. 5 at the VFW Post home. Sister Mary Edward assisted. both nuns teach at St. Thomas School where Sister Urban is principal.
Mrs. Treat of Union City, Life Master and Corry Bride Association member, was honored by the local bridge club with a gift before she and her husband depart for Arizona near Sun City to residence tentative. Regular five table Howell session preceded the party with top results listing Robert Larsen, Jamestown. T. A. Hubley. Dr. T. S. Kelsey. Judy Young. Edith Hegquist. Veo Lindsey. Fred Kinley. and others.
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mrs Walter Ward of Pittsfield. The baby arrives as Ward is the former Helen. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Jaquith of Corry RD 2. Mrs Jaquith is the former Kathleen Keppel. A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Carl at 217 East South Street. Mrs Dahl is the former Florence Brooks.
Indonesian President Sukarno faces pressure as parliament debates a cabinet purge to remove Communist influence. Lt Gen Suharto denounces external interference by opportunists and vested interests while a smaller cabinet is expected. Treaty talks with Thailand for rice aid amid a growing food shortage loom.
Widespread saucer sightings in Michigan spur an Air Force probe with Dr. J. Allen Hynek convening a news conference after interviewing witnesses in Ann Arbor and Hillsdale. Hynek, veteran UFO investigator, notes the flood of reports as Eastern Michigan University coeds and students report bright lights over a football field.
Dr Alfred Newton Richards emeritus pharmacology professor and former medical affairs vice president at the University of Pennsylvania has died. He taught at Penn from 1910 to 1946 and died Thursday at his Bryn Mawr home. He held honorary degrees from seven American and two European universities and received two government citations.
A senior naval intelligence officer who served in both world wars and led San Francisco intelligence operations during the Pearl Harbor period died on Tuesday. He was a 1904 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy.
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