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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1959
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references tuning and house notes with unclear wording. Readable items mention adjusting instruments and possible housing context. No clear names, dates, or places emerge from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text references arrests, ratios, vehicles, and verification but lacks complete details. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible. Unable to determine a coherent event or subject without additional readable content.
Fragmentary note references week, dware years, and bill not passed. No clear persons, places, or organizations readable. Summary captures the uncertain status of legislative items and ongoing year references.
The St Edward School PTA held a Christmas meeting with a turkey dinner for over 100. Mrs George Tinko and committee arranged the meal in holiday decor. A musical program followed with accordion pieces by Paul Wascak and John McChesney, and soloist Christine Chiricuzio performed White Christmas. Reverend Cyril Cooper and Reverend Leon Doleski offered Christmas messages. PTA president Mrs Ernest McMichael presented faculty with remembrances. The 2nd graders won the Christmas tree prize for most parent attendees. A bake sale reminder and several member notes followed, including outings and visits by local families to Butler and Cleveland for various events.
Presbyterian Women at First Presbyterian Church held their annual holiday dinner with table creche, lights, and a white Christmas tree. The 1959 circle cochairmen hosted as Mrs. Clarence Wallace gave the invocation before Mrs. WA. Gumbleton, president, announced the 1960 officers headed by Mrs. J. H. Heerlein and vice president Mrs. Willard Dyckes. Officers listed included secretary Mrs. Raymond Weber, treasurer Mrs. Alfred J. Morrison, and circle chairmen. A candlelight installation and skit followed, concluding with a Come All Ye Faithful singalong.
The Hilltop Club held its annual Harvest Dinner yesterday afternoon at Nichols Glavis Restaurant where ten members and two children enjoyed a chicken dinner. The group then met at Mrs John Nelson's R. D. 4 home for a regular meeting during which Mrs Harry Clabbatt was honored with a baby shower and presented with a money purse. The next meeting is a Christmas party on December 14 at Mrs Sidney Smith's home.
The Union City Parent-Teacher Association set December 2 for the annual Snow Ball at Union City Area High School gym from 9 p.m. to midnight. Roy Stumpp and his orchestra return as the music providers. Cochairmen are Mr. and Mrs. Max Devereaux Tomer Corrylles and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allison. Chatmen include Mr. and Mrs. Gene Parker tickets Mrs. Florence Palmer cafeteria and refreshments and Mrs. Hazel Goodwill and Mr. and Mrs. Waller Storms door committee. Tickets will be available soon with further announcements as committee work completes.
Mrs Vaughn of North Center hosted the Martha Circle of the First Methodist WSCS Tuesday night. Leland Johnston led devotions with Christmas readings, while Charles Correll organized the program and Ideals readings. Jerry Hoyt and Harry Blount supervised games and gift exchange. dessert followed at Vaughn’s with Wendall Gage and Correll assisting. Circle chairman Mrs Robert Marsh announced members serve as hostesses for the December 14 WSCS church meeting.
The UC Mothers Guild of St. Teresa's Church outlines its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Paul McInerney residence on Wednesday evening December 6 with a 6 o clock buffet dinner and social evening followed by a gift exchange. Members should contact Ms. James Davis by December 9 to attend.
Azon Pfaff born yesterday at Union City Stem Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Max Pfaff of Second Avenue Union City.
The A. Ford Foundation awarded Argentina's Academy of Natural Physical and Exact Sciences a $200,000 scholarship and research grant announced yesterday. The funding supports study and scientific work within Argentina's premier research body.
The Rebekah and Deborah Circles of Evan gel United Brethren Church hosted a combined meeting with members from multiple circles. Mrs Lynn Campbell opened with prayer followed by a program featuring Mrs Lena Reezle and Mrs Tena Calviti who shared customs from various countries, a candlelight service, and a social with refreshments served by church volunteers.
Timothy Berrett was honored at a birthday party held at his home in Bent Lake. A cake and decorations celebrated the milestone while guests presented Universal toys, balloons, and gifts. Attendees included Cory Terrill and Barnett family members among others.
Fragmented OCR notes announce a change of date for the senior class play at a high school in November. Key names and details are garbled, but mention of a performance, ticketing, and schedule adjustments remain, with uncertainty about exact timing and presenters.
The Mitchell system hosts a holiday dinner at the Cony Bridge Association clubroom, with attendees including Beverly S, Arthur Cohen, Mr Horton, Mrs Muriiin, Ted Treat, Amy Jackson, and many others. A next dinner is scheduled at 6 PM, inviting members and guests to join a regular game night and Christmas celebration at the Putnam home, with a Monday deadline for RSVPs.
Xi Beta Phi Sorority XM Bet Phi chapter held a meeting Tuesday evening at Robert Curtis's Went Congress Street home. President Mrs. Robert Edety presided as business plans were discussed. The group planned the annual Christmas dinner with Epsilon Phi at the Elks and voted to maintain the YMCA Pioneer project and provide clothing for a needy family.
CBS bans prize based advertising and promotions tied to shows. The policy, issued Wednesday by CBS vice president Joseph H. Ream, requires prizes come from a show's budget and bars free plugs for airlines and other transportation facilities. It targets undisclosed sponsorship deals and may affect programs like Art Linkletter's House Party which identified donors of gifts.
Vern Flood sues the village of Pelham for six hundred dollars claiming her home was damaged by a flood. The suit appears tied to a Christmas project by a noted local family. The article mentions a TV program on Nature hosted by Mrs Alfred J Morrison Mrs Thomas Plerotti and Mrs Buland Harvey ending with a salad luncheon hosted by the hostess.
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