Announce Change in East Rent Two ises Have One Who Quipment
A fragment notes a change in East rent with unclear details about quantities and equipment. The readable items reference adjustments but lack concrete names, dates, or positions.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1959
Page
5
A fragment notes a change in East rent with unclear details about quantities and equipment. The readable items reference adjustments but lack concrete names, dates, or positions.
In A Series 1, officials filed an even street sale as the city moves to dispose of property. No details on parcels or dates are provided in the readable text.
Readable fragments show a church schedule with infant and youth groups, Ladies Fellowship, choir, prayer, and mid service gatherings. Mentions of Advent, Young People, and a center for youth indicate a community event listing at a neighborhood church.
Lawrence Dunnewold hosted a bridal shower for her niece Miss Sylvia Damon of Panama assisted by Mrs. Clair Damon. Eighteen relatives and friends attended with decorations in yellow and favors of miniature parasols. Miss Damon, to wed Roger Wiltsie of Panama on August 21, received many gifts. Guests came from Panama Clymer Corry and North Clymer.
Mrs J Fred Beebe gave a talk on Etruscan and Roman art at Gerry Art Study Group's latest gathering at Mrs B S Sherwood's Northwest Street home. Plans were made to attend the Bestor Plaza Show at Chautauqua tomorrow and the next meeting set for September 8 at Mrs F William Chiticuzio's home when Mrs Keppel Tiffi Will will discuss Roman period painting and sculpture.
Mrs Lyle Sheve hosts the Neighborhood Club at her Essex street home Wednesday afternoon. Lunch was served at one, followed by social time. Prizes went to Mrs Naochy Clark, Mrs Jasper Drake, and Mrs William Haenel. door prize awarded to Mrs Bertha Darwin. Guest Mr Homer Berkhous attended.
A series of birth notices details a boy and girl born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Russell G Titeh at Corry Memorial Hospital 23 West Park Place a son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs David Young R D 2 Wattsburg at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City a son to Mr and Mrs Paul Rouse BR D 2 Union City at Stem Memorial Hospital a son to Mr and Mrs Clair Gray Meadville at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ernest Blum A D 5 Waterford at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City yesterday and a son born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Howard McCray at Sharpe Memorial Hospital in San Diego with paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence McCray of 220 West Smith Street and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mineah of Escondido California.
Miss Becky Turner was honored at a weiner roast at Moat Park. Guests enjoyed cake and mints as she prepares to leave for Tocco Falls, Georgia. The event supported by the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Georgia featured Judy Niehals and Janet Wilkinson serving hot dogs and snacks.
Members of the Exse-Pittsioreh West Virginia Freeway Association will hear the latest developments on state road consolidation plans. Greenville Angus will hear remarks with Gov. Lawrence and others, plus representation from counties Erie Crawford Mercer Lawrence Veroney Butler Allegheny Beaver Washington and Greene. Retired Admiral Died Edward G. Ewen, 82, former USN rear admiral, died of cancer in Washington yesterday. Navy service from 1921 to 1957, born in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
Lawmakers clash over a radar speed enforcement bill in Pennsylvania. Senator Watkins opposes, citing driver fairness and radar reliability concerns, while supporters cite public safety and a planned Turnpike demonstration to sway opinion. Governor Lawrence backs the measure, with several motor vehicle groups endorsing it.
Crate Seastead son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Seastead of Maple avenue was interviewed for radio by a British Travel Association reporter during his stay in London He is a member of the Pennsylvania Shire University Chapel Choir on a European concert tour The choir stayed at Bedford College and visited Canterbury where they performed at the cathedral and were hosted by the Society of Friends of Canterbury Cathedral who gave them tea and town tours
Today's Woman reports Michael Daroff of New York, returning from the American Exhibition in Moscow, believes lipstick and cosmetics could boost Sino Russian ties. He notes an Intourist guide named Nina warmed to the visitors, until departure at the airport, with a Russian girl's beauty ritual sparking talk of American friendship despite limited cosmetics and gaps in Soviet fashion norms. Also, Miriam Stern of Mr Hull, Pa, won a pancake-flipping sprint on the Pennsylvania Pox Day, earning a gold skillet prize.
Reading: Mortday eight pm program. Tuesday 7740 pm. Chautauqua’s 88th Old Poest Night on Saturday. Research offices U5. Department of Agriculture “Research Today for Better Living” Tampa addresses Friday at 218 pm. Tenant W Reuter executive director CARE. “People Are Important” ballet Wednesday 80 pm. Friday “No Three Tyr Seewentuis” by Tabeytiy Operiis. Monday San a Tw Bie tered Bend y by Suwon Gest. Recitals Thursday 110g we Tan TH. (erpristay ite Reeliad Cait) March pianist Tuesday 1289. Talent Recital, School of Music. Friday 1230 pm. Interpretations. Lislivie Tuesday. Arctic Rehabilitions Mikust 17-28. Bylicia of Baxter Plea Winey Continuing through August 24. A Corporation Crileets Setees from the Midwest Tahuiras fords Collection of contemporary points by Jenetjuye Krmpentz and Ambernaty artists. Also Flirting sculpture by Les Amine tiles by Denne Folin, tapistiles by Birkin Aufskou. Photography by Dy Pete New HAS. The New Jenelites states from Maine, New York, Boston, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
AP previews next week's TV lineup with NBC airing The Doeurs vs the St Louis Cardinals and Meet the Byrds, CBS showing Open Heart Operation and Khrushchev commentary, and NBC offering an O Henry adaptation The Ransom of Red Chief. Bold Journey climbs Himalayas on ABC while ArmStrong Circle Theater Nautilus tale and Playhouse 90 Velvet Alley air across CBS.
In the Crerren area 4-H program, Warren County 4-H girls competed against about 1400 peers statewide. The annual club week at Penn Silvana State University saw participants including Nimoy Curtis, Chrumbins Phuctos Lindell, and Willian Martay. Awards were given for age categories and demonstrations, with Nancy Curtis selecting winners among groups in OR and WS.
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