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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1955
Page
6
Work started yesterday to lower the pulpit platform and install a new organ console at Second Church in Oil City. The remodeling is expected to take three weeks, with Pastor Dr. C Mason Cochrane stating regular services will continue during the project.
Laurie, a 21 year old actress, denies any marriage plans to Army private first class G David Schine. She says she is not going to marry him or anyone else. An unsigned marriage license for the pair dated April 5 appeared in Anchorage official files, prompting wedding rumors. Schine, 26, is stationed as a military policeman at a fort near Anchorage.
A family recalls the change from heating water on the stove to automatic electric water heaters. They contrast past baths with today’s dependable hot water at the turn of a faucet, highlighting how seamless and effortless convenience has become. Judy and their mother share memories of the old method and praise modern efficiency.
Harry B. MacRae of Dallas Texas will lecture on Christian Science Bringer of Peace this Thursday in the Corry Area High School auditorium under the First Church of Christ Scientist Corry. The free talk outlines spiritual healing and abundant living through Christian Science as MacRae details his path from premedical studies to a full-time healer and lecturer.
Governor George M. Leader designated Dr. Jonas Salk as a special recipient of Pennsylvania's Medal of Meritorious Service for his extraordinary success of scientific genius.
Two versions of a Main Street incident circulate in downtown reports. Police say a disturbance at 10 pm near Texas Lunch yielded no fight and no charges after two men were searched and released. Witnesses claim entry to the Italian American Club preceded a belligerent demand and a staged holdup prompting a police search. Officers Dan Gorski and Robertson were mentioned in witness accounts.
Stevenson praised U.S. policy in Asia after receiving hundreds of letters and calls. He urged the United Nations General Assembly to pursue a permanent Formosa peace solution, noting quiet UN consideration since Red China declined to discuss a Security Council cease fire.
More than 60 members of the Industrial Management Association of Warren visited the Raymond Mfg Co plant for a two and one half hour guided tour after a turkey dinner at Hotel Corry. Attendees included Arthur O Burgess M B Reed Joseph Pitcavage and Ross Bailey. The group viewed 13 of 19 departments and received a Raymond gift. Raymond explained it makes 50000 types of springs and maintains a wire inventory over 500000 dollars. The merchandise department stocks over 2000 auto items. The Warren group, akin to the Corry Management Club, has 300 members.
Guides who assisted in taking the group through the Raymond plant included Donald Wiggers Clair Casler Joseph Pitenvage Ray Ecklund M Reed Robert Catlin Ross Bailey Lyle Chase Roy Reed Richard Orn Edward G Crapser Jr and Henry Frontroth. One in four Americans have a cancer at some time during their lives.
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