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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1960
Page
5
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The Corry Public Library receives a diverse set of donations including William Diamonds Drum by Arthur B Tourteliot and Kingdom Come by Virginia Sorenson. Memorial gifts honor Dr Merle Christie Miss Ruth Wright Mrs W W Waterhouse Miss Camille Waterhouse and Mrs Aaron Oberman. Other items include Edd ie and Laelia One To Make Ready The Tenement Tree and The Golden Anniversary Book of Scouting plus nine children s books from Xi Beta Phi for Nations Library Week.
Miss Joan P Szczesny of Erie was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Virginia Bachofner and Mrs. Paul Fox at Snyder Circle. The event announced her April 15 wedding to Clark Bachofner of Corry at St Hedwig in Erie. Prizes went to several guests, and a salad course with sandwiches and shower cake was served.
Corry Area Golden Age Club members met at the YMCA for a tureen dinner. Captain Richard of the Salvation Army gave the invocation and led devotions. New member Hattie Adams joined. Fern Gilson and Bertha Darwin were named to assist with the Golden Age display for the April 27 Hobby and Art Show. Meade Park sites were chosen for July and August meetings.
Rotary guests heard Dallas Smiley describe a trip to the 19,000 acre Gallagher Dude Ranch in Texas with his wife. Robert Olt introduced the speaker as the club welcomed Crawford Sullee of the GLP as a new member. Dr Elmer Ortner gave the invocation and Harry Hickle led group singing with William Leaby at the piano.
Marguerite Cullman, wife of Howard Cullman, argues that US ambassadors should be trained professionals with language skills and foreign experience. She notes many postholders lack local knowledge, warns against amateur appointees, and urges early preparation for diplomacy for both men and women.
Westminster Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met in church parlors at 9 10. Mrs. Porter Auer led opening prayer. Mrs. J Pred Kinley led a Bible study on historical Psalms. Mrs. Florence Flowers presented a program from the Nations Mission study. April dates announced include Maundy Thursday communion, Good Friday services, spring Presbyterial meeting in Erie, and an association rummage sale on April 28 and 30.
The Democratic women's Council of Erie and Erie Counties will sponsor a spring card party on Thursday April 21 at the Sportsman's Athletic Club on West Lake Road Erie. The candidates for offices in the primary election will be introduced. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. Mrs Elmer Gressly is chair, with Mrs William Pope as cochairman. Tickets available from members or at the door.
Miss Donna Mae Stutzman and Melvin Paul Rose were announced today by the bride elects parents Mr and Mrs Frank B Stutzman of Rig. The marriage will be performed this Saturday April 16 at 8 o clock in the evening in an open church ceremony at the McGray Methodist Church on R D 2. A reception will follow at the McCray Community House.
The nominating committee presented the 1st year officers for the Harding School Parent-Teacher Association at last night’s meeting. Alfred Meavoy is president, William Dahl vice president, Mrs Thomas Lamendola secretary, and Mrs Frank Karkoski Sr treasurer. A June 1 picnic is planned with committee members named.
The Spring Creek Home Extension group postponed its meeting scheduled for tomorrow. The new meeting will be held next week on April 71st at 8 p.m. in the church parlors. A good attendance has been urged.
Beverly Radiand, a 17 year old Hollywood singer, affirmed during a lie detector test that William Stancil forced entry and raped her before a gunshot killed him. Police say the shooting appears accidental and the inquest is urged by Stanciu’s family as relatives question Beverly's account and motive.
A U S satellite reached orbit after a two stage rocket fired its second stage for four minutes then coasted to 500 miles, with Johns Hopkins and Argentia stations tracking the oscillating signals. If confirmed, Titansat 1B marks the third major American space achievement in a month following Pioneer V and Tiros II.
Two miners killed when over 100 feet of mine roof collapsed at Diamond Colliery Co. in West Scranton Tuesday night. Walter Ogozaly Sr. and Emil Kuna, both of Carbondale, were buried as they shored the roof. Ogozaly's son Walter Jr. was present. The mine, reopened about a year earlier after safety fixes, was ordered closed by Public Safety Director John Scott due to dangerous operations.
In the Tri County Dairy Improvement Club March results Sparta Corry Holsteins led with 1427 pounds milk and 55.1 butterfat per cow. High cow was owned by Joseph Wetmore of Corry with 2272 milk and 86.3 butterfat. Top five ending herds included Lawrence Wade Corry 995 milk 38.8 butterfat, Richard Querreveld Corry 951 milk 36.3 butterfat, Lawrence Miller Corry 1014 milk 36.2 butterfat, Donald Triscult Corry 1088 milk 36.1 butterfat. Other high cows were Joseph Wetmore 2164 milk 82.2 butterfat, Milton Bloomfield and Son Spartansburg 2095 milk 82.2 butterfat, Richard Querreveld Corry 1922 milk 78.8 butterfat, Charles Wetherbee Centerville 1903 milk 78.0 butterfat. Twenty-seven herds tested, total 802 cows, all Holsteins.
Dr Barbara Moore, 56, Russian-born wife of a British sculptor, journeys with two sergeants on a 9032 mile walk from San Francisco toward New York. She carries juices and extra shoes, seeks hotel accommodations, and aims to beat the 79 day, 10 hour, 10 minute strolling record set 34 years ago.
Jamestown's Board of Education approved a record budget of 4,800,206 surpassing last year's 4,546,084. The plan includes a roughly 34,434 per thousand tax levy on property values and funds increased enrollments, salaries, and safety upgrades at Rogers and the senior high, plus sprinkler and fire safety installations totaling about 40,400. B. Milton Johnson and Wesley G. Miller noted the rise reflects salary transitions and significant spending.
Sidney Lens, noted suction bridge authority and top player for years, died yesterday. He authored several bridge books and wrote extensively on the subject in Menapapers and other periodicals. Born in Chicago, he had lived in New York since age 15.
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