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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references a 1967 Pennsylvania matter involving a court or agency order, a notice period, and documentation requirements under labor or classification rules. It mentions Corbin and Gan, with scattered phrases about exterior evidence, a prior session, and identity verification within a formal process.
The 1967 queen was crowned at the Spartansburg Community and School Fair opening at Spartansburg High School. Miss Becky Jones was named queen, crowned by 1986 queen Miss Barbara Bregitzer. The court includes Connie Most Laurel Winans Linda Crosby Valerie Penoyer Lynne Winans and Cynthia Kemper. Guy Fish was master of ceremonies. Escorts were Albert Moline Brent Allen Thomas Varney and Mark Kolaja. The fair runs today and tomorrow.
A bridal shower for Jo Ellen Mallick was hosted at 261 Essex Street by Mrs. Robert Proctor and others. Guests from Erie and North Carolina attended, with decorations in green and white and a decorated shower cake. The event honored Mallick ahead of her wedding to Don Tanner at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Community notices list a Corry Area High School dance with 60 cent admission and live music after the football game. The Navy Mothers Club hosts a dinner for members and families. Horse and Pony Club meets to plan fall programs. A Hawaiian buffet fundraiser features a June event with a keynote speaker and slides. A PTA tea and back-to-school program are planned.
The Women of the Moose at the Moose Lodge held a chapter night with a class of candidates enrolled. Senior regent Mrs. Donald Bensink led the session with reports on the WOTM picnic and the Franklin meet. An invitation was extended to Gowanda for October 8 and awards went to Miss Judy Swarm and Mrs. Harold Casler. Mrs. Bensink plans to attend the state conference this month. Chapter night chairman Mrs. Bertha McMichael and the committee arranged refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Hiram Blakeslee of Chardon Ohio were honored at an open house Monday by their children and others for their wedding anniversary. The event at Clarence Chamberlin home in Lakewood New York drew relatives from Erie Tonawanda Corry Pittsfield Youngsville Sherman and Panama. Guests included Inez Blakeslee of Corry and Jill Marie Buck the granddaughter.
Wright School PTA executive board met in the school cafeteria to set the first fall session for Tuesday evening. The theme is Meet your School Board with a Q and A session by several board members. Attendees urged including all members and interested persons. The agenda outlines duties for the coming year by officers and committee chairs.
Mrs Warren Fink of Centerville announces the engagement of her daughter Evangeline June Fink to Rev Paul R Jukes of Pittsfield. Evangeline is a 1961 graduate of the American School in Chicago. Rev Jukes is a 1963 graduate of Youngsville High School and attended Edinboro State College and Adirondack Bible College. A fall wedding is planned.
The Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church schedules a Saturday afternoon picnic at Hemlock Lakes Park with 2 p.m. gathering, games, swimming, and a 6:30 p.m. picnic supper. Rally Day follows Sunday at 9:45 a.m. with Rev. John D. Westley and Pastor Ivan G. Hunsberger leading services as the Sunday School aims for 300 attendees. Banners mark seating and Mrs. John Westley is guest speaker.
Civil rights demonstrators staged a sit-in in Mayor Henry Maier’s City Hall outer office in Milwaukee. Police arrested five as fighting erupted after protesters damaged chairs, a mural, a dictionary, and office papers during about four hours in the office. Prentice McKinney, 19, a Milwaukee Youth Council NAACP leader, was among those taken into custody.
Readers propose cures for dark marks on dresses from aluminum kitchen drainboard strips. Advice includes vinegar wipes, clear nail polish or shellac coatings, and simple fixes to prevent future staining with common household materials.
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