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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1961
Page
5
A partial text fragment mentions entities like Phoenix and Hout Gen with unclear context. It appears to reference a local event or notice but lacks complete names, dates, or locations to identify specifics or outcomes.
A broad initiative pushes private sector roles into public governance. Officials cite efficiency and budget relief while critics warn of reduced transparency and accountability. Proposals target health services and municipal functions with potential job impacts for workers and contractors.
A terse note announces the release of a list detailing full clean quality tests for ice-to et, signaling readiness for further quality verification steps. The item underscores procedural clarity and test integrity, with no additional context provided.
Miss Janet Elaine Stroup becomes the bride of Charles Vernon Scott in an evening First Baptist Church ceremony in Corty. Rev. William Scott and Rev. Robert J. De Boer officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Phyllis Jensen and bridesmaids Grace Ann Bagley and Gail Leney. The couple plans to teach in Jamestown, N Y, after a wedding trip through the Alleghenies.
Miss Carol Morris daughter of Rupert and Mrs. Morris of R D 1 was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs LeRoy Bing Mrs Richard Morrs yesterday afternoon. About 30 guests attended at Mrs Wallace Milks home. Pink and green decor featured a shower cake with sugar bells. Door prize went to Mrs Oscar Lindstrom. Prizes were won by Mrs Norman Upperm an Mrs Morris and Mrs Mere Akam and Mrs Vinton Akam. Out of town guests arrived from Wattsburg Clymet Columbus and Spirtensburg. Refreshments included fruit salad rolls coffee and tea.
Local classifieds advertise car listings with multiple makes models and prices. Readers are urged to compare options at nearby lots and trade-ins may be considered.
Elks Club officers entertained about 200 ladies at a Saturday event starting at 3 pm. Guests wore formal attire, pastel decorations and sunburst motifs filled the ballroom while the Three Dimensions provided music. A smorgasbord, cocktails, and later dancing with candid photos followed, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Henton. Next event is the May Dance on May 20.
Local Business and Professional Women's Club members gathered in Youngsville Saturday for the BRW District spring meeting at Youngsville Elementary School. Mrs Mildred Harner directed the opening session, with Grace Elliott state president as main speaker and district officers installed.
April events include Rotary president A M Lite at Hotel Corry, PTA gathering at the Corry school, Elks installation in Meadville, and a Women’s Society meeting at Mrs. T W White’s home. Notable items feature marriage of Miss Velya Wyckoff to Leon Root in Pittsburgh, church christening of Deanna MarLett, and Easter visits among local families.
Mrs. Porter Aue, librarian of Corry Public Library, will be guest of the Golden Age Club at 1 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the YMCA. She will show a program of old time pictures of Corry. Rev. Barclay Fishburn of Clymer Hill Reformed Church will serve as chaplain.
District Deputy Grand Master Walter L. Bloss of North Hast and his staff will install the officers at the forthcoming meeting of Jonathan Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows on Wednesday evening, April 12. The affair will take place at IOOF Hall.
Rev. Paul Bauer delivered a candlelight sermon at the First Presbyterian Church for the Rainbow for Girls Divine Worship Service held last evening. The program featured Minor and Tunnell in leadership roles with various prayers hymns and readings, plus a Saturday YMCA smorgasbord drawing about 270 attendees and plant decorations donated by Cole's Greenhouses.
Aldo Gremese a foreign exchange student from Udine Italy will be guest speaker for the Columbus PTA meeting on Tuesday April 11 at 8 o clock in Dean Sehoo. Officers will be elected and the school picnic at Canadohia Lake will be planned with refreshments by the committee in charge at the 100F hall North Center street. All members urged to attend for important announcements.
Craig Moore of East Smith Street hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for her son Randall Craig Moore at Ginnies Cafeteria with a noon luncheon and a western motif. Afterward the group attended the Rex Theatre to see Toy Tiger. Randall received several gifts from friends.
Mrs Dorwin entertained six members of the Neighborhood Club at her Mead avenue home Saturday. Miss Florence Culver presided over a brief business session before a social evening of games and visiting. Prizes went to Mrs Naomi Clark and Miss Ethel Matthews, with the door prize to Miss Culver. A decorated birthday cake honored Mrs Clark and a salad course with wafers and cheeses was served. Miss Jennie Akam to host May meeting. date to be announced.
Grangers Plan Visitation Meet to be held Thursday evening the 13th at New Richmond Grange. Theme will be Partiers in Community Development. Sparta Grange selected Cub Scouts and the program’s focus. All members and interested persons urged to attend. Saturday’s meeting featured reading stories and singing songs with refreshments. The group will next meet on April 2.
Washington reports that Peru's President Manuel Prado will arrive September 19 and Ecuador's President Jose Mari Velasco Tarra begins his visit October 24. Both leaders accepted President Kennedy's invitation, with travel subject to Ecuador's circumstances at the time.
A compact reflection on how spoken language fades while print endures, noting the contrast between transient speech and stable written records. The piece muses on memory, communication, and the lasting presence of printed text.
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