Woman Found Dead in Den, Mystery Surrounds Death
Fragmentary OCR indicates a woman was found dead in her den. Details are unclear but investigators are examining the scene for causes and context.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1968
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR indicates a woman was found dead in her den. Details are unclear but investigators are examining the scene for causes and context.
Fragmentary notes reference a statement to Mrs Miller, disputed death claim, and forceful evidence. Scattered items mention real estate, a March date, dairy cattle counts, Ayrshires and Holsteins, and TB concerns with unspecified outcomes.
A partial OCR fragment lists farm gear including a 20 ft hay bale gear, 40.0 bushels, a tractor missing clear model, and various implements like a baler and three point hitch. Readable entities include J D and other scattered letters, but details are unclear.
A garbled OCR line lists misread items such as head and two rn ie blower hog ay rack cards hitch bla rubber ti with unclear context. Reflects a damaged merchandise or retail note from a historical page.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a hunting camp and a Chevy vehicle with 14 percent ton designation unclear. No readable names, dates, places, or official actions present.
The General Platoff Don Cossack Choir and Dancers led by Nicholas Kostrakoff appear at Corry Area High School auditorium this evening. The 25 member group tours six continents and has performed in 65 countries. Tickets available at Ritz Restaurant Davis and Son Insurance Stahl Jewelers TV Davis National Bank of Corry or at the door. Patrons include Mr and Mrs Dale Hammerlee.
Miss Carolyn Calvin and Miss Sharon Minor of Houghton College present a undergraduate piano and soprano recital Friday at 8 in Corry. The program opens with a Mozart sonata introduction, includes Verdi La Forze del Destino and Ravel Noble and Sentimental Waltzes, and ends with Afro American spirituals.
A bridal shower for Ivarene Pencille was hosted by Mrs. Terence Haskins Mrs. Richard Gambino Mrs. Alfred Ficcardi and Miss Lena Sanehyn at the Elks Club Monday evening. Prizes went to Miss Janet Oldenski Mrs. Lloyd Harvey and Mrs. Lyle Bisbee. Pencille will wed Robert Stoliker Friday at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Union City.
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Fisher of Oregon Ron. The father is Terry Brown.
An over the miles breakfast shower for Mrs. Philip Stokes of Plattsmouth was held at Miss Lynn Simmons’s Mead avenue home. Attendees included Mrs. John Correll Mrs. Olin Simmons Mrs. Gary Donaldson Mrs. Thomas Downey Miss Diane Latos and Mrs. Larry Nichols with gifts sent to the guest of honor, the former Violet Mink of Corry.
The Concord 4 H Club will hold a seasonal organization meeting Friday evening from 8 to 9 30 at the Concord Community Hall. Members aged nine to 19 are invited to attend with parents present for project selection and officer elections. Projects include dairy handyman rabbit sewing cooling wildlife small engines flowers strawberries dogs and insect collecting.
An open house and reception celebrate Mr and Mrs Irvin Youngs golden wedding anniversary at First Methodist Church. The event runs Saturday from 2 to 5 pm with hosts their daughters Marjorie Barr and Mildred McCray and families in attendance.
Birdie reports Rob Zalzneck enjoying a five day vacation with his Nichols parents in South Center Street. Wanda Henry recovers from a skiing injury as family visits before Lillian Guild dinner at Emmanuel Church. Corry Grange and Rebekah Helping Hand hold meetings with suggested dishes and reminders. Marty Roehrig in San Diego Navy training set to graduate in early April and return home.
Engagement and forthcoming marriage announced for Miss Jocelyn Annette Albers to David L. Upperman of Spring Street. She is a Sparta merged High School and Williams College graduate employed at Erie County Plastics. he is a 1964 Corry Area High School graduate also employed there. A May wedding is planned.
Mrs. Dominessy hosted Club 15 at her West Washington street home to honor Mrs. Bryce Leek on her birthday. Gifts were exchanged, a dessert served, and awards given to Mrs. Harry Burton Mrs. Robert Wotus and Mrs. Leek. Special guests included Mrs. John Walsh and Mrs. Joseph Frisina.
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