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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1959
Page
5
Ip's legal notice fragment appears with unreadable OCR. Readable names and dates are missing. The item lacks clear action, authority, or deadline due to corruption.
The Women of the Moose present Cot ton Cuties a two night minstrel show Monday and Tuesday at Corry Area High School auditorium with emcee Gertrude White and Tillotson sisters delivering jokes and song. Cast includes Gertrude White Dorothy Estes and others with a charity proceeds benefiting a hospital fund for nurses scholarships.
At the Corry Rotary Club meeting in Hotel Corry Tuesday evening a film titled Hesewenan Cancer was shown. Dr T Kelsey led the program and Dr James D Hileman attended and answered questions after the screening. Gerald Lane operated the projector and led the group in song. A committee meeting followed.
Jonathan Lodge No 185 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows conferred the second degree on a class of candidates during its regular meeting attended by members from Warren Union City and Erie. Deputy Grand Master Oran Wilkins of Evie spoke on the Order’s growth and announced that the date for the third degree will be announced later.
Mrs Elmer A Sharer hosted a birthday party at her Wayne home with Mrs Donna Sharer assisting and Mrs Helen Kunirack attending. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments including Weepeuin and Otto items as the evening closed with cake and light snacks.
A farewell party honored Mr and Mrs Mes L Redding as they leave Cet Ling for Marbav ereek Appropriately 60 friends and relatives attended at Town Hall A short program featured solos duets and a poem dedicated to the Redding family Refreshments of snacks gelatin and coffee were served Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Marshat Franklin Miss Dixie Carter Rochester Miss Linda Redemy Harborcreek and Robert Lite Erie
The annual charity game held last evening at Veterans Post home raised 135 dollars for the religious and arthritis fund. Scores featured Leonard Gilegme and Mrs J Golaney winning with 10, followed by Arthur Cahen and Robert Larsen with 1004 yards. Multiple pairs placed, including Milton Buttler and Lol Wellies, and M Deisler with Mrs First, in a memory of community teams and local supporters.
Readable fragments list conductors and directors for a concert event. Names include Mick Velilige, Ayan Rice, Mary Ellen Downey, Mr Rice, Thoms Mowrey, Willhin Pinel, and others guiding various pieces such as Old Com fades, Passacnill, Synthetic Symphony, and Tideomid entla. Special numbers featured three selections titled Prayer and.
Xi Beta Phi hosts a progressive dinner at the Howe of Mas on Psist Mant street with members including Mrs Robert and Mes Thongs Rollyo. The event features dessert, planning for a trip on April 2st, and a display during January Week with window action at Sherwin-Welllonis store.
Esther Circle meets with Mrs LeRoy Cady as members of Ne Beier Circle join the First Mishoaist Chanel Dumeing line. Attendees discuss community outreach and upcoming events, noting longtime members and church involvement.
Orpah Circle met at the Piest Methodise Church home of Mrs Edmund Barent Grove steel with members and several visitors including Mrs Bryan Stave Mrs Robert Mace Fivegor and Mes Webb McCray The hostess was assisted by My Town Young Mrs Frank WeKalnit led the voting and the evening featured a study from Concerns Of A Continent on Chinese religions to the United States WSCS planning and reports were given The next meeting is scheduled for May at an as yet undetermined location
The Ladies Aid met yesterday at the church with 16 members present. Mrs. Bennink read from the 4th Psalm, and Mrs. Bess DeLutry led prayers to close the devotional period. President Mrs. Hurley Banks chaired the business session as members worked on quilt blocks. Afterward, Mrs. Harris Watrous and Mrs. John Bubrock served cupcakes and cutter. The next meeting is set for April 27 with location to be announced.
A local group met for a full day session with Mrs Ruth McCray and Meg Maine to plan a fall bozaar. Members prepared quilt blocks for coverless quilts to be sold May 1 and discussed an October hagaar event and future meetings at the community center.
Russell Clark was elected president of the PTA Council at the Wright School annual conference. Walter Dinglether installed officers, with Mrs. T. Resonson and Miss Kathleen Gage among speakers and guests including Mrs. Harry Shyer performing a solo.
Atlantic City reports on gifted children, noting mothers like Elizabeth Drews of Michigan State University shaping student progress. Drews argues mothers push children to excel while societal gender roles press girls toward subservience, highlighting a conflict between brainy girls and expectations. The piece discusses research, classroom expectations, and calls for supportive environments.
A reader voices concerns about local education and community leadership, citing dissatisfaction with schooling and seeking stronger guidance from officials. The piece references Lyon Rien and D? community figures, urging improvements in youth programs and civic involvement.
A 20 year old Fredonia man Vincent Gullo of Predonis Westfield state police said was traveling south about 30 mph when he lost control of his sports car on McAllister road in Pomfret. The car rolled four or five times. He died at Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk from a compound skull fracture. Cutie was thrown from the car according to Chautauqua County coroner Samuel Patt. Investigators do not know the cause of the crash.
A letter warns of a potential Communist seizure in Iraq with Moscow backing and Soviet Kurdish support. It argues such a takeover could mirror Czechoslovakia, risking a Middle East oil region, Arab reactions, and possible Soviet intervention or Korea-like conflict, urging public vigilance.
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