Unclear fragmentary OCR item from Midwest region
Fragmentary OCR text references sales, owners, blocks and catch, with scattered numbers from the Midwest era. No clear events, names, dates, or concrete facts emerge to form a proper news item.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references sales, owners, blocks and catch, with scattered numbers from the Midwest era. No clear events, names, dates, or concrete facts emerge to form a proper news item.
The readable text references weather per cent figures and a number 11 million, mentioning a mechanic and labor counts but lacks full context or identifiable names or events.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Gary Nesbitt of Edinboro Saturday at Union City Memorial. A daughter arrived Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Lyle Cochran of North Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born Saturday evening to Mr and Mrs Thomas Bimber Spartansburg at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Harold Swart of R D 2 Corry at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Richard Cornell of Grand Valley at Corry Memorial Hospital.
The Fes tival Singers directed by John R. Rossbacher present a sacred Christmas concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The public is invited to attend. a coffee hour will follow in the church social rooms.
In Miami, police report a spike in wig shop thefts over the weekend with more than 200 wigs and 20 pounds of hair stolen. Detectives say professional thieves drive demand for wigs, including Turan hair priced at 150 dollars per pound, as the black market narrative grows in South Florida.
British actress Shirley Ahn Field, 24, was bruised and nursing after a three car collision in front of her Beverly Hills hotel. She had dined with director J Lee Thompson when the crash occurred Saturday night as Thompson, 48, was cited for driving without a license. Also reported, Henry La Cossitt, 61, former Collier's editor, died of cancer.
Attorney and Mrs William Peiffer of Elo with State Senator and Mrs William Lesler and Democratic County Chairman and Mrs Peter Schaff of Erie attended the Erie County Bar Association's annual dinner dance at Kahkwa Club in Erie. Mr and Mrs Glenn Pierson of Kent Ohio were guests yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs William Eaton. Mrs Pierson is Eaton's sister. Mrs John Pitt of West Washington Street is spending winter in Florida. Mrs T A Hubley is visiting her Miami mother for a week.
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Senate and House Democrats move to fill minority leadership posts after the Nov 6 election. Returning incumbents on the Senate side include Charles Weiner as leader William Lane as whip Israel Stiefel as caucus chair and George Sarrar as caucus secretary. The House faces a new floor leader to replace Stephen McCann. Leading candidates are J Dean Polen Herbert Fineman and John Gailey, with other returning officers Anthony Petrosky Jules Filo and Joshua Hilberg.
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Social roundups from Connellsville area recount Ronald Stones fourth birthday party at grandma Louis Jackson home Essex Street and B Club gathering at Lettie Ferry home. Numerous bridge parties, showers, entertainments and Christmas planning across Union City West Smith Street East South Street Wright Street and West Pleasant Street with gifts, prizes, and social honors noted.
Pomona Grange schedules a Wattsburg hosting week with 10:30 morning reports and 1:30 public session, an evening business meeting, and a discussion on Upper French Creek flood control. The event includes a film by Hammondville Paper Co and Fifth Degree conferment with meals by Wattsburg Grange.
Federal mediator Gilbert Sel fin arranged talks today between Cleveland's two strike bound dailies, Plain Dealer and Cleveland Press and News, and the Cleveland Newspaper Guild along with Teamsters Local 474. No papers published since last Thursday. guild members plan to observe ticket lines. About 3,000 employees idle as wage disputes and contract expirations loom.
In Albuquerque the daughter of ski instructor Bruno Geba, Mona, was slain hours before her third birthday. The mother Erna Geba, 37, was found wounded in a nearby bathroom as Geba returned from La Madera ski resort to a blood-spattered basement scene.
Al Holton proprietor says Al’s Superette will repeat the three day grand opening this week after drawing 3,800 customers last Thursday through Saturday. The event exhausted many specials and prize drawings were held hourly for groceries with prizes including a transistor radio. Several names appear in the OCR but the core facts note the repeat opening and strong turnout.
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