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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1970
Page
7
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Mrs Gilbert Ton and Miss Bertha TeWinkle of Milwaukee attended a funeral for Howard TeWinkle with family nearby. Veterans Day observed by the American Legion with a dinner and a flag salute. 40 guests. Community Club meeting featured Klompen Dancers, Africa slides, and a folding table gift. Numerous visits and visits to relatives across Ohio, New York, Michigan, and Pennsylvania marked the period.
National Children’s Book Week runs November 16 to 21 with over 100 new display books available for reserve. Mrs. Dorothy Spielman invites youngsters to browse the illustrated titles as special events unfold the week. The remodeled Children’s Library in Western Pennsylvania remains a model, with a partial list of new books spanning fiction non fiction and history categories.
Ronald Libengood, 16, of Polk State School and Hospital, was slightly injured when the stolen car he drove collided with a tractor-trailer, crossed the road, hit a tree, and was totaled. He was treated at Franklin Hospital, released to state police custody, and returned to the school. The vehicle belonged to Gerald Hargenrader of Oil City, a school employee.
An Environmental Conservation Department and Niagara Mohawk Power Co announce a joint experiment to create an air supported structure at the Albany steam electric plant on the Hudson River. The system would use plant heat to warm the space for tropical crops such as tomatoes or bananas, with data collected by instruments under the project director Satyendra P. Mathur.
Randal Troyer, Goshen College sophomore and Corry Area High School 1969 graduate, will study in Costa Rica through the college’s international education program. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Troyer of Corry R D 3.
A Marine youth, Cpl. Robert Martin Jr., was wounded by two men near Quantico Marine base in Virginia. He suffered a gunshot to the upper leg and lacerations from a beating and is listed in good condition at Quantico Naval Hospital. Police and military authorities are investigating the off base shooting. assailants are not yet known.
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