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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1958

Page

5

Clymer PTA plans sale at annual spring concert

Mrs. Wilby Deshaver presides over a Monday PTA meeting with about five members. The group votes to sponsor a candy and bake sale at Friday night 8 15 concert in the auditorium. Officers installed include Mrs. DeShazer as president and Phil Graytik the speaker, with a reception to follow.

Clymer Pta Wilby Deshaver Clymer Centra High School PTA Faith of Our Fathers Tm3- Tam Gerald Lundeen Findley Lake Evangelical Unit of Brethren Church Cornell University Hanley

Legion Auxiliary Card Party Benefits Veterans Hospital

The American Dewon Ladies Auxiliary held a benefit card party at the Legion on First Avenue to raise funds for the Veterans Hospital. Door prizes were given to Mrs. Mae Clark and Mrs. W. C. Popoyich with arrangements from Jackson's Floral Gardens and Sue Marlin products. A mock luncheon was served by committee members including Mrs. Richard Or and Mrs. Mark Anderson, with prizes at tables hosted by Mrs. Merrill Batterson, Mrs. Hazel Drake, and others.

Seuss Dewon Ladies Veteraris Hospital Legion Moths First Avenue Mae Clark W. C. Popoyich Jackson Floral Gardens Sue Marlin Rachard Mark Anderson Keith Tan Smith Merrill Batterson Hazel Drake Union City F_W Dey Helen Brown Harry Paulson Jr Fran Baressi Norbert, Buchoiner Anna Shietes

Mrs Tunnell Hosts Bridge Club at West Parks Place

Mrs Rober Tunnell entertained bridge club members at her West Parks Place home last evening. Ten tables were in play with prizes and a lively social hour after. Plans for the next meeting on May 11th were discussed, with Miss Reif Bence and Miss Bethostens among those mentioned.

Robert Tunnell Bridge Club Rober Tunnell West Parks Place Et Bridge Club Mes TS. Kelsey Minwardt Lewies Nostess Reif Bence

Methodist Men Organize At Dinner Meeting

A group of 46 men from First Methodist Church met in the church basement for the formation of the Methodist Men’s Club. Rev. George A. Myers and Marshal Fuller spoke, with Fuller sharing a keynote on using God given aptitudes for church power and excerpts from the Plide conference. Officers elected to lead the new group for its first year were Arden Baldwit president Lester Danner vice president Donald Cady secretary Rex Warner treasurer Donald Ruffner reporter.

First Methodist Church George A. Myers Marshal Fuller Harborcreek Paul Meerdink Fuller Plidue Arden Baldwit Lester Danner Donald Cady Rex Warner Donald Ruffner Myers

Birthday Party Honors Sheridan Lee Peebles

Sheridan Lee Peebles, eight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peebles, was honored at Nichols Leege Mead Park with a wiener roast games and cake. Gifts were given and several girls attended including Kathy Flys Burketh Chil in Pam Clark and others.

Vaultiay Pam Clark Sam Cervola Mary Beth Lewis Brenda Warner Surainne Munn Mary Downwut Jayne Dolsandy

James R Roseberry Speaks At Rotary Noon Meeting

James R Roseberry from the Pennsylvania State Employment Service spoke at the Rotary Club noon meeting. He traced the agency from its 1983 founding as a state and federal service and said its aim is to place workers in right jobs and help employers find staff, with 1800 offices nationwide aiding veterans and handicapped workers. The rain canceled the golf match but it will be rescheduled next week. The group noted the district conference at Oil City on May 2 and 3 and welcomed guest Dort jal J Stephens of Eric.

James R. Roseberry Rotary Rotary Club Pennsylvania State Employment Service Gerald Lane Iso Oil City Dortjal J.stephens Eric

Man Bludgeons Wife Then Kills Self in Farm Home Tragedy

Washington County police report a man beat his wife to death with a hammer in a Chartiers Township home, then fatally stabbed himself as his 14 year old son pleaded to stop. The sheriff called it murder and suicide. the coroner’s office was vacant. The couple, Mrs. Walter Sanders and Mr. Sanders, aged about 45, had been arguing off and on for months.

Washington County Walter H. Sanders Chartiers Township Sheriff's Office Nurder Sanders

Pentagon Defense Revamp Faces Crackdown and Debate

Critics say Eisenhower edifice requires efficient operation over new laws. Gen Maxwell Taylor testifies that Army still acts as executive agent for several commands and urges direct control by the secretary of defense and Joint Chiefs. Lawmakers debate whether to adjust authority or push action for leadership.

Peorsanraun Eisenhower Pentagon Maxwell D. Taylor Army Taylor House Armed Services Committee Secretary of Defense Joint Chiefs of Staff Wa Ihe Rep. Price Price Hebert D-La

Radioactive Mice Theft Found Hoax in Paris II A

Paris II A police canceled a search for 30 hot mice after authorities confirmed the incident was a student hoax. A caller claimed 30 white mice injected with radioactive gold escaped from a cancer experiment, but officials said no human danger and cautioned about cats consuming a mouse.

Paris II

House Takes Up Unemployment Benefit Bill

The House begins work on a bill to extend jobless benefits, with a wide range of options. The vote, expected late this week, pits Democratic leaders backing federal grants for the unemployed against Republicans and some Democrats who argue the bill is insufficient or excessive. The issue centers on temporary federal aid proposals from the Eisenhower administration and Democratic plans, with voting possible Thursday on multiple alternatives. Currently, benefits are financed by employer payroll taxes into a trust fund and vary by state.

Washington House Congress Rep. Forand Drd Tempo Joans Eisenhower Federa Hoth

Rain Hampers Narcotics Raid in New York

Police staged a large narcotics roundup last night but rain slowed the dragnet. Officers reported about 70 arrests, roughly half the typical total for such crackdowns, as wet conditions hindered operations.

New York

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