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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1958
Page
5
A damaged OCR passage mentions a chief and a Lane story with references to fire and money. Readable details are minimal. readable entities include a chief and Lane, but no clear event, date, or location emerges.
A memo labeled anti Dsatis ports mem sub con raises concerns amid sub contract practices. Officials caution stakeholders about possible disparities and the need for clearer guidelines to prevent conflicts and ensure fairness.
A fragmented OCR note outlines a medical service unit and a verification task. It mentions a med service unit and a process to check or verify items, implying operational steps or inspection duties within a facility. Specific names, dates, or places are not provided.
Golden wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Garret Querreveld of Clymer held at East Main Street home with an informal reception. Attendees included relatives, out of town guests, and grandchildren. Also notes a related 50th anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips on August 5 at VFW Garden Room for relatives.
The Corry Memorial Hospital staff nurses hosted a farewell dinner for Mrs. Josephine Sherman at Anderson Sisters in Youngsville. Sherman, the hospital secretary of the Staff Nurses Association, leaves later this month for a new post in Hamburg Town. Sixteen attendees enjoyed meals, visiting, and presented her with a corsage and a gift from the group.
Mrs Dorritt Maloney hosted the Hilltop Club annual picnic at her R D 1 residence on Wednesday afternoon drawing 24 ladies. A bountiful luncheon dinner was served.
About 25 former Wattsburg school pupils and friends gathered yesterday afternoon at Mead Park main pavilion for a social picnic. Attendees included Mrs Read Merry of St Petersburg Flo and Mrs Joh Molin, a former teacher now in Pittsburgh, with others from Corry Wattsburg and surrounding areas.
Rainbow Girls advisory board and Mothers Club plan a back to school fashion show at the Moose Home on East Washington Street August 18. Mrs Howard Ross and Miss Connie Cahil will chair with Mrs Willian Dent and other committee members meeting August 14 in Masonic rooms to finalize details.
A group in Iowa arranged gambling games and served four large cakes decorated by Mrs Sidney Smith with ice cream. The next regular meeting will be at Mrs Smiths home on East Columbus Avenue on August 13.
Mr and Mrs Ray Haberberg er had daughter Donna Mae of Talmidge Ohio and Mrs Iva Swelztut of Akron Ohio were Visikors yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Say on North Center street Mrs Swei fark is the twin sister of Mrs Say and Mrs Haberberger is the former s daughter Visitor s for the past Week at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Lines on South Center street have been their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Paul Q Lines and family of Nassau NY and their son in law and daughter Spec and Mrs Neil Siefert and their Infant daughter Julie of Ford Knox Ky
Mrs Emil Samec aged 78 was honored at a birthday dinner by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Crawford at their R D 3 home. A fried chicken dinner and Kool Aid followed by cards and gifts, then a wiener roast with 61 attendees from Corry Union City Harborcreek Westfield and surrounding towns.
Mrs Richard Giacoma hosted a post nuptial shower for Mrs Edward Giacoma at her West Park Place home attended by 15 women. Prizes were won by Mrs Auguste Meisher Mrs G D Clark and Mrs Joseph McConnell. The guest of honor, formerly Helen Hulings, and her husband were married July 19 and reside at 102 South Second Avenue.
Twin sons were born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lyle V Hotchkiss of 261 West Bond Street. The birth adds a pair of brothers to the local family, with hospital officials noting a healthy proceed.
Efforts by Senate and House conferees aimed at resolving differences on trade authority continue. Indications point to a compromise that gives the President substantial but not unlimited power to negotiate tariff reductions, with key disputes over year limits, annual cut limits, and relief provisions for industries hurt by imports.
General Shehab avoids commitment on withdrawal of U S troops and presidency. Premier Sam Soth opposes him triggering a likely cabinet shakeup. Shehab boycotts Parliament election session while Malik says cabinet may resign. He may pull Lebanon from its Arab West alignment toward neutral stance.
A discussion notes the authority to override Tariff Commission recommendations in cases where exemptions would apply to industries deemed important to national defense. The text highlights the scope of override power and defense relevance, signaling policy considerations for protective measures and economic strategy.
World War II deserter Wayne Powers, 37, pleaded guilty to wartime desertion and was sentenced to 10 years in prison. He lived in hiding with French partner Yvette Belouse and five children near the Belgian border. The case surfaced after a 14 year concealment, beginning with his 1944 army service and stockade escape.
In a village the Roth Ing of Powers kept names for newborns Dorothy, Tilly, Douglas, Harry and Freddy while neighbors spoke little. Powers, a deserter, attracted attention when gendarmes investigated a traffic accident and found him peering from a window. He was captured March 22 and imprisoned in a U S Army facility amid sympathy in France. He claimed fear for the children and curiosity about motives.
Seventh day Adventist members from northwestern Pennsylvania gather in Warren for a day long regional meeting of the West Pennsylvania Conference. The event substitutes the annual summer conference with more than 150 delegates anticipated for the biennial constituency convention at Laurel Lake Youth Camp near Punxsutawney.
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