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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR describes a marine wreck involving a Liberian owned vessel, oil contamination, and salvage operations. Details are unclear as text is garbled, but references to oil removal, detergents, and repairs suggest cleanup and recovery efforts following a nighttime incident at sea.
Diana Lynn Carnahan of Brockway Pa and Daniel Lynn Boutwell of Brockway Pa announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. The bride is a 1965 Brockway Area High School graduate working at Elgin Electronics. The groom is a 1963 Corry Area High School graduate finishing at Edinboro State College in June. The wedding is planned for August at Manders Methodist Church near Brockway.
The Post Prom Committee for this year names Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Seitz and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stahl as chairs. A May 29 prom at Corry Area High School will be followed by a post prom party at VEW Post Home. A January 8 meeting at the Seitz home set roles including Miller treasurer Cervola secretary and Stam etc. A birth at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brink of East South Street is noted.
Birdie Tells Us reports a family return from Naples and Easter visitors in Rochester and Union City. It notes IBM training in Minnesota, an upcoming job in Portland, and birthday wishes for Maria Couto. Also mentions hospital stay for William Rieck, a Girl Scout leaders meeting, and a household tip and Whistler quote.
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary announces its regular April session will be a luncheon at Hotel Corry on Monday with lunch served at noon. President Mrs. Nellie Kirch urges all members to attend. business will follow. Reservations by Thursday through Mrs. Harold Carr Mrs. Eugene Davis or Mrs. Gerald Staples.
Erie official Leo Weir will discuss Laws of Our Land as guest speaker for the Concord School PTA session at 8 o clock tonight at the school. Weir, a retired state policeman and former local, is assistant coroner of Erie County. PTA president Mrs. Bennink urges members to attend.
Embert Earle will be guest speaker at the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club meeting tomorrow at 7 30 in the Colonial Room at the Moose Lodge. Mrs Keppel Tiffany president says the March Girl of the Month and mother will be honored and delegates will be chosen for the state convention.
In Warren Ohio AP report Brookfield Board of Education and Brookfield Teachers Federation reached an agreement ending a six day strike. A collective bargaining election is promised for May. The move ends a shutdown of Brookfield's five schools and idled 2231 pupils with Easter break ahead. Judge G H Birrell presided over the session in Common Pleas Court chambers.
At the Messenger home another session was held with guests William Flick and Mrs Harold Messenger attending.
Dr and Mrs Ernest LaFollette of Edinboro presented Shopping Around the World for the College Women's Club at the YMCA. They exhibited articles from tours, spoke of travels, and showed color slides. Mrs Ernest Thacker led the business meeting while hospitality chair Mrs Robert Betz and a list of committee members served refreshments.
The National Farmers Organization and milk processors report orderly picketing that began Sunday during a boycott. Clair Flynn says negotiations mark milestone as picketing and dumping continue to pressure labor and supply, with area plants Erie including Sanida Meadow Brook Sterling and the Route 19 receiving station.
Harrisburg AP two dairy chains plan to appeal a Commonwealth Court ruling upholding Pennsylvania Milk Control Law. Louden Hill Farms and Lily Penn Stores vow high court challenge. case ties to minimum prices and interstate commerce claims.
Reader letters discuss biblical Mary and Martha as health guidance and gift ideas. Topics include handling illness, dressing whites with cleanser, diapering humor, baby safety seat, cuffed pants alteration, and carrying soap bits for restrooms.
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