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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
5
Fragmentary text references Soviet involvement and international forces, mentioning 1966, Albania, and various academic figures such as professors and deans. The passage is garbled, lacking clear events, dates, or concrete actions, and does not present a coherent news item or outcome.
Mrs. Robert Davidson of 691 Wayne Street announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Davidson to Dale G. Lyndall son of Mrs. James G Lyndall of Mayfield Heights Ohio A wedding date has not been announced
Mrs George Pfusch head of the guidance department at the local high school was guest speaker at the Kiwanis meeting at Venture Inn. She outlined guidance work with varied students and the work experience program, answering questions. Guests included Erie Kiwanis and Youngsville Kiwanis members, plus Ron Bailey. Next week will be ladies night with Paula Rossbacher presenting Europe trip slides. Directors met after the session at president William Millers home.
An eight person birthday party honoring Mrs. Bertha Pfister of Spartansburg was held at the Corry Jamestown Management Club on East Columbus Avenue. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Blakeslee, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Dole, and Mr. and Mrs. Hasbrouck. Guests enjoyed games and a floral prize. A YMCA Newcomers Club event on April 24 at the Elks Lodge will raise funds for the Corry Public Library with tickets at 2.50 each and a night club theme with play money and an auction from 1 to 2 a.m. Reservations via Mrs. Proskine.
Chautauqua Institution announces David G. Diehl of Grove City Pennsylvania as director of the Student Union for college age youths for the 1971 summer. Diehl graduates from Grove City College in May after extensive youth work experience. Also notes birth of Michael Lee Robbins in Jamestown New York to Samuel and Charlene Robbins with Charlene Loveless as grandmother.
A colorful birthday theme drew forty six guests from Spartansburg Jamestown Clymer Columbus and Corry. Mrs Pfister received an array of gifts during the event held in Corry with local store Shop Your Corry Stares referenced.
Master Sergeant Robert G. Betts will join Headquarters Strategic Air Command at Omaha after leaving Great Falls. He will help install new computer systems at bases with his team, first at Abilene Texas in April and May. His wife Anda Bailey and children will stay with her parents in Vinestreet during the period. Betts traveled from Corry for his first assignment.
The Clymer Central junior class presents Man Alive on April 1 and 2 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with advance tickets at 1 dollar for adults and 75 cents for students and door tickets at 1.50 for adults and 1 dollar for students. A Pittsburgh AP report notes Pennsylvania districts piloted year round schedules before returning to nine months, while Gov Shapp promotes a six to year round approach to save money and aid students.
Patricia Froman of B D 1 was honored at a Sunday bridal shower ahead of her April 17 wedding to Gary Maine at St Elizabeths Church. Hostess Mrs Rolland Chase, with cohostess Mrs Frank Pate, hosted 36 guests who gave gifts and a purse of money. Prizes were awarded to several guests, and the rainbow themed buffet featured a bridal doll centerpiece.
Erie attorney Lee Bailey delays action on a court ruling restricting Koscot Interplanetary Inc. and prohibiting finders fees for distributors. He seeks clarification with Judge Carney and Kelly, while noting little impact on Pennsylvania operations.
AP reports Hattie Benson about 20 was found shot to death at the East End boarding home. Betty Wagner says her husband Wilbert Wagner, 56, called from work claiming he shot Miss Benson. Several hours later Wagner was found dead in a parked car with a gun in his hand.
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