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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
5
Sunday fragment references hotels and a location Adelphia with numbers and a price in dollars. The readable text hints at a service or event, noting thousands and a fair, but details and context are unclear. No named individuals or organizations beyond generic terms appear.
Candy Stripers Kathy Miscik D Arcy Markle and others will be honored Sunday at the Corry Motor Lodge from 3 to 5 pm in observance of the program's first anniversary. Miss Maxene Oberman chairs with Mrs Gerald Pless cochairing. cookies should be dropped at the Motor Lodge Saturday. workers assist nurses with tasks and patient care at Corry Memorial Hospital.
A local notice lists new library titles and gifts including Memo rial Book for Miss Mildred Swanson. Added titles span fiction and non fiction with authors Gordon Green Ruth Montgomery Kipling Jackson and others. Notes a newborn at Corry Memorial Hospital and records a Manchester divorce between George and Mrs McKenzie over noise and cruelty.
William Master Tom Bracken and Michael Vincent plan to return today to Bucknell University Lewistown PA for the spring term after visiting families during Easter. The Women's Association of the Corry Country Club hosts a luncheon bridge Thursday at 1 PM at Hotel Corry with hostesses Mrs Mark Coyle and Mrs George Peck. Birthday wishes go to Mrs Clifford Holcomb of 501 East Smith Street.
Reports describe renewed Viet Cong mortar and river ambushes near Can Tho and Bassac while U S Marines clash on Con Thien slopes. Casualties include six Marines killed and 28 wounded. a Navy helicopter from the carrier Princeton was shot down during evacuation efforts.
The Nazarene Youth Week opens tomorrow evening at 7:30 with the film I Hear A New Song. Evangelist Mae Brown from Hollsopple, Pa, brings the evening messages through April 2, with special songs and readings each night. Teens with perfect attendance for the first four days may qualify for a banquet at Bayle's Family Restaurant.
Spee Grange met on Beer day at Grange Hall with Charles Emerson in charge. Twenty three members attended as Gordon Fralick instructed five new members in the third and fourth degrees. Mrs Dorothy Chelton presented a brief Easter program. Refreshments were served. Next session slated for April at Grange Hall.
Two marches by Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament supporters converged on Trafalgar Square for a mass meeting. One group, in the after march for peace in Vietnam, reached London after an 18 mile march from Northolt, growing to about 4,000. The other march drew about 1,000 CND members from Aldermaston.
In Pewaukee Wisconsin a 35 year old Roman Catholic priest Edmund Kurth and 54 year old former nun Shirley Weis wed in a brief 18 to 15 minute service officiated by Rev LeRoy Andersen of Galilee Lutheran Church. The union drew a small crowd and could risk excommunication for the priest.
Near the demilitarized zone Marines report progress from Operation Junction City with a 200 round Communist mortar barrage causing one dead and six wounded in a neighboring unit. The push uncovers over 100 Communist bunkers south of the zone as Reds mass about 35,000 troops.
Soviet vessel captain Leonid Kushchenko, 29, of Vladivostok, awaits a $10,000 fine after pleading no contest to violating U.S. fishing waters. The shrimp vessel was seized near Alaska’s Shumagin Islands within the 12 mile zone and towed to Kodiak before release. another Soviet ship earlier paid $5,000.
Dear Heloise shares practical tips from readers including how to empty tomato cans by opening both ends, reusing candles, freezing juice pops, wrapping steel wool pads in foil, washing glassware with nylon nets, making buttonholes with tape alignment, relacing shoe laces, refreshing zippers with a pencil, and note about responding to reader mail. The column notes she cannot answer all questions but will publish feasible queries.
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