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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1966
Page
5
The fragmentary item notes a single event labeled as two and a large element connected to the sea. Further details are unavailable in the provided text.
Fragmentary text describes a disturbance or incident at a Hayes building involving a student or pupil group. It mentions rooms, a pipe, and police assistance as children are described as involved or affected. Details are unreadable and names are missing.
Mr and Mrs Leon Bloss announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Rae Bloss of Coraopolis Pennsylvania to John B Yothers of Carnegie son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Yothers of Greensburg Pennsylvania Kathleen is a 1960 graduate of Corry Area High School and a 1964 Clarion State College alumna She teaches 11th grade English in Ambridge Pa Her fiancé a graduate of Indiana State College studied at West Virginia University and teaches art in Burgettstown Pa Their wedding is set for December 17 in Youngwood Pa.
North Korean gunboats attacked about 30 South Korean fishing boats on the east coast south of the DMZ. They seized the 10 ton Bok sung Ho and skipper Hwang Kyung hi along with seven other fishermen, while three other boats were reported missing.
Readers share practical household hacks from using a lunch box as a compact shoeshine kit to making clothespin bags from old purses. Tips cover vacuum cord winders, plastic glove usage for typewriters, and furniture feet protection with bottle caps.
A surprise birthday party honored Lori Messinger on a Saturday afternoon at her parents home in Columbus. Ten guests enjoyed games with prizes won by Joan Bogert Judy Edwards Penny Damon and Tina Diehl. Lori received gifts as decorations featured blue and gold themes and miniature favors were given to each guest. A son was born today at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Hill of North Clymer. Mrs Hill is the former Jacquelyn Goring.
Nelson Johnson a psychiatric social worker from the State Hospital at North Warren spoke to the College Women’s Club at the YMCA on December session. He answered questions and was introduced by Mrs. Wal ter B Peake as the program began with Thacker presiding and hospitality chair Mrs. Vellah Bracken coordinating refreshments.
Weekend visits at 626 East South street feature Mrs. Robert Renner and the Harpers from Lexington. Elsie Beckwith wed Bert Stockton Jr. at First Baptist, with the Harpers teaching at Lexington University. Also covered are a Bridge Club luncheon, Thanksgiving travels, Art Association awards, and a lighting-boost policy statement by Rep. Farnsley.
The Hoboken bound Phoebe Snow, Erie Lackawanna's famed train since 1949, ended service with 124 passengers aboard the last arrival at Hoboken at 6:20 p.m. on Monday. Rising costs and falling ridership led to cancellation of the route from Hoboken to Chicago, closing a long era for the named symbol of the line.
The State Milk Control Commission has created a Bureau of Consumer Affairs to inform the public about commission operations. Dwight M. Ludington will direct it, aiming to provide a free flow of milk marketing information between consumers and the commission. The move comes as Lily-Penn Food Stores and Louden Hill Farms challenge the commission in federal court over the minimum milk price law.
GenTel finalized a sale of the Sparta exchange to Meadville based competition, bringing Spartansburg and nearby communities into its network. The Meadville spokesman noted Spartansburg sits among GenTel facilities making service expansion straightforward. Rates will stay the same under GenTel ownership as they were with the Meadville company.
In New York, the Pitofsky family notes 48 consecutive male descendants before Nicholas, the 49th, appears. A $5,080 bond remains unclaimed while Louis Pitofsky, 73, offers the bond to his first granddaughter as the family celebrates 135 years. The line includes multiple generations with few girls.
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