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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1966
Page
5
The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary presents Showtime 66 with Second Hand Rose sung by Mrs Joan Nie Morgan. Performances run tonight tomorrow and Thursday at 8 PM in the Corry Area High School auditorium with MC Thomas R Shupe. Student tickets 35 cents tonight and $1 for adults, total $1 for Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. Robert B. Caldwell spoke to the College Women’s Club at CA on Your American Heritage. He cited discipline love and historical understanding from books and the Bible, and discussed Gettysburg and the Freedom Trail. Mrs. Benjamin Calderone led a brief business session and spring refreshments were served. The next meeting on April 25 will feature Dr. Earl C. Stubbe of Fort LeBoeuf High School.
Concord School PTA held its March meeting with Rev. Virgil Endsley presiding. The nominating slate named Endsley as president Bennink as first vice president Claypool as second vice president Ottaway as secretary and Mitchell as treasurer. The annual school picnic was announced for June 5 and Robert Chitester Northwestern Pennsylvania Educational TV manager spoke on the facility and its regional advantages.
After a 14 day furlough in Erie Pvt Peter Bair heads to Fort Eustis Virginia to continue Army service following basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey. He visited his mother Mrs Helen Bair and sister Bonnie of East Washington street, Erie.
Readers share household tips and questions on table protection with plastic on wood care cleaning artificial arrangements and knitting pins. A mix of practical anecdotes and light humor closes with a humorous Letter of Laughter.
Kiwanis members discussed a Guys and Dolls card party to be held April 12 at the Moose Lodge with William Donaldson as general chairman and John Kennedy directing entertainment. William Helmintoller handles refreshments. Tickets available through club members. The Mills Brothers Circus appearance on July 1 was also planned. Allan Shaw presided over the meeting.
Ann Arbor residents Bingham and Richard Sober describe fast zigzagging lights seen from yards. Linden Police Chief Ford Wallace reports blue white and red lights hovering then darting north near Flint. In California the San Gabriel Valley drew more than 200 calls about button shaped flame red lights revolving clockwise.
Corry Area Council of Churches gathered at St Pauls Lutheran Church with President Carl Dahl presiding. A nominating slate was formed for May with officers: David Schweigert George Black Mrs William Masler Mrs Glenn Humes and Rev Walter Thoms. A Nativity scene figures committee was named and a community hymn sing set for May 22 at Columbus Community Church. The group will reconvene May 23 at 7 45 p.m. at Columbus Community Church.
On Monday night residents saw four white objects in the Las Vegas area with a commercial pilot confirming the sighting and reporting to Nellis Air Force Base. Dr J Allen Hynek noted swamp gas as a possible explanation while stressing his inquiry covered two reports.
Edward D. Radin, 56, a leading true crime author and former police and court reporter, died yesterday of cancer in Glen Cove New York. He was a founder and former president of the Mystery Writers of America.
Lorillard Co pulled from a 15 month old voluntary code allowing tar and nicotine labeling on packs. The code requires health significance proof, which Lorillard did not provide, while FTC relaxes ad rules. American Tobacco and U S Tobacco were rejected for lacking supporting data.
A bipartisan group of nineteen lawmakers introduced H101 to exempt all medicine and drug sales from the state sales tax. The measure lacks a revenue impact estimate, and prescription medicines remain excluded under existing rules. Rep Francis Worley pursues repealing the so called tax anything law to curb double taxation, arguing it hurts taxpayers.
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