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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1966
Page
5
Azzato and Wheaton unite in a 1959 merger plan amid varied factions and service terms. Lt. vla oversees the agreement as two parties consolidate for a bachelor’s program and traci initiatives.
The engagement of Eleanor P. Oldenski and Walter M. Kozik is announced by the bride’s parents of Corry. The couple plans a spring wedding. Both families are named with hometowns and occupational details.
Miss Janice Mae Stevens and David Allan Toohey married November 4 at 8 p.m. in Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Erie with Rev. Robert Armstrong officiating. Bride, daughter of Mrs. Howard Stevens, wore white velvet trimmed with white mink. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Toohey of Corry. After a southern Ohio trip, they will reside in Erie. Mrs. Toohey is a Roth Motors employee. he works at General Electric in Erie.
A surprise Sweet Sixteen party honored Cecile Carson on the eve of her 16th birthday. Hosted by her parents Douglas and Patricia Carson of Donation R D 3, the event drew 14 guests from Corry and Eric. Guests received gifts, games awarded to Sandra Welch Darlene Miller and Patricia Adams, with Darlene Miller Patricia Adams Sandra Welch among the attendees.
Ray Elsea superintendent of Corry Area Schools spoke on Education Change at the Wright School PTA meeting held in the school cafeteria. Mrs. Mabel Brown and Mrs. Laura Betti son chaired the session with devotions by Richard Dittman. The PTA reports 390 members after a recent drive. second grade led in membership at 97 percent.
Hints cover practical fixes from wire hanger wraps to pill containers as storage aids. The page lists several reader tips on everyday tasks then reports several local births with parent names and hometowns including Angela Maria Aquino born November 11 at Fort McClellan and other newborns at Union City Memorial Hospital. Local society news deadline noted.
The article notes Pfc. Lawrence MarLett returning to Fort Bliss, several relatives visiting from Cleveland and Pittsburgh for Thanksgiving, and Cub Scout Pack 181 hosting a space program at Wright School Tuesday at 7 30. Also mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston visiting with Mary Kay, Cin dy Johnston arriving in James town, Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd hearing from Pfc Danny Lloyd in Hawaii, and a 25th wedding anniversary party for George and Virginia Rhodes with many relatives in attendance. A household hint suggests a medium white sauce with butter flour and chicken broth, flavored with sherry and raisins served with smoked beef tongue. Quotes a line on procrastination by Edward Young.
Ruthann Robinson daughter of William and Mrs Robinson of Wattsburg married Howard Emory Seyler October 29 at First Methodist Church Union City. Rev. John Patterson officiated with Rev. Thomas Simpson assisting. Groom son of Samuel Seyler of Ransomville. Attendants included Paula Hisaman, Faith Robinson, Lynda Stutz, Marsha Van Tassell. Best man Thomas Seyler. Bride, Wattsburg graduate, studied music and elementary education at Houghton College. groom attended University of Rochester, works at Reed Manufacturing Co. Erie.
A youthful bandit held up the Ft Ligonier Motor Lodge in Pennsylvania and fled with 75 dollars. He told manager Bernice Stranahan he hopes to repay someday and apologized, saying he needed the money. Police noted the gun was used. Special Forces officer in Hopkinsville urged locals near Ft Campbell to aid Green Beret guerrilla warfare training by renting tractors or delivering messages for either side.
About one third of the 3216 nurses at 21 Minneapolis St Paul hospitals gave one month resignations in a wage dispute with Twin City Hospital Association. The Minnesota Nurses Association authorized resignations to secure pay raises amid inflation. The plan allows voluntary patient care after the effective date, with proposed salaries of 541 for staff, 591 for assistant heads, and 641 for heads versus current 475 505 and 545.
James H Meredith told 250 people at a Columbus NAACP Freedom Fund dinner that Black people who achieve success too often abandon their roots and lose contact with their communities. He contrasted this with other groups that stay connected to overcome obstacles in the struggle for freedom. He cited communication as a major roadblock to progress.
AP dispatch notes a series of congressional probes into banking may be curtailed by Republican gains in the House. The shift threatens leadership of Chair Wright Patman and may scale back investigations into bank holdings and financing practices for servicemen purchases.
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