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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1960
Page
3
During spring break with possible showers children grow restless, so mothers can repurpose grocery bags into toys. Colored crayons help kids craft animals like a papercat or a dog in a doghouse, masks, and a clown by drawing shapes, stapling ears, and coloring with watercolors, keeping young imaginations active indoors.
The Silver Links Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at Mrs. Maude Bennink’s home on South Center Street with fifteen members and three guests. The chaplain read from Luke 23 and slides from a Florida trip were shown. A nominating committee was appointed for next year, and the group adjourned to meet May 20 at Mrs. Clara Walker’s home on West Pleasant Street.
Nashville resident Mrs. Charles Rounds Jr has adorned a 12 foot tree in her front yard with 1500 colored egg sheets. She began decorating about eight years ago when the tree was smaller and has since redecorated it each year with more tinted shells.
Albin Wester will head the group next year as President with Larry Huntley Veron ica Motuz and Sandie Moore. They plan officers training in Erle. Juniors prepare for the Junior Senior Prom April 18 in the gym with queen crowning by Bob Casler and a banquet at 6. Theresa Shank will sing Bali Ha’i. A Cappella rehearsals begin for South Pacific concert. date to be announced.
A meeting of all Catholic Daughters of America Mothers Day card party and style show chairmen is scheduled for Tuesday April 18 at 8 p.m. at Mrs J Breedham Maple avenue home general chairman with Mrs Earl Haight as cochairman will outline May 9 Moose home arrangements and urged attendance by all committee chairs.
Raymond Tomczak, 32, jailed for second degree murder in the 1980s case, is granted parole by Judge David Ullman. He will attend Easter worship with his family and restart his job by May 1, after serving time and showing exemplary prison conduct. Aquilla was killed by a bayonet stab in a marital dispute blackmailing Tomczak’s wife.
Burglars broke into the Montgomery Ward store through a skylight and used store tools to crack the safe, stealing nearly $10,000 in cash, according to Store Manager Edmund Corrado.
Las Vegas reports actor Mike Perkins wed Dean in a hush ceremony. The couple tied the knot after Perkins starred in the film adaptation of The Diary of Anne Frank, celebrating the union with nearby colleagues and friends.
Pony Express rider Jack Nolan delivers 2,500 letters to Mayor George Christopher at City Hall during centennial mail relay from St. Joseph Missouri to the West. A horse ambulance and a police trailer arrive as Nolan hands sacks to the mayor while a horse named Jack is marched up the steps. Relays of 70 horses span from St. Joseph to Salt Lake City.
The Nazarene Church will present the cantata The Living Redeemer by Haldor Lillenas under Rev. Padi Bowlby at the 10 45 morning worship. Soloists include Raymond Merriman Rev Bowlby and Mrs Paul Bowlby with duets by Miss Marlene Hebets Mrs Willis Minnick and others. An Organist and narration by Rev Bowlby conclude the program.
Stockwell took part in a concise ceremonial event yesterday. The gathering marked a small milestone with attendees noting a simple program and local participation.
An Easter weekend collision on the Garden State Parkway in Hillsdale New Jersey killed Leonard J Macinnes 26 of Lake Purdy New Jersey and three members of the Goss family from Linden New Jersey. Alan Barry Goss 11 was critically injured. The Gosses were en route to visit their son in Toronto when the crash occurred.
Police press for progress after 4 year old Eric Peugeot is kidnapped in France. Investigators question Roland Peugeot, the father who seeks a quick resolution while the family business empire negotiates. A ransom was paid and no ransom terms are public. Cryogenics is defined as science of extremely low temperatures.
In a Easter sermon Rev. Elmer A Oliner urges believers to find Jesus not only in creeds but in everyday places from Corry streets to New York and London. The message calls for personal eyes opened to Christ risen and present beside each reader. A separate incident reports a tractor trailer killing nine year old William F Green and his dog on the Shenango Freeway in Sharon Pennsylvania.
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