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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1962
Page
5
Partial OCR fragment referencing a person named Owen, a death note, and scattered numbers and dates. The readable text hints at an obituary or public notice but lacks coherent details such as full names, locations, or a specific event.
Town topics from Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary cover last evening’s events at the YMCA. Edgar Alexander attends the meeting with Mary and other hospital supporters.
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held its annual Christmas tureen in the YMCA multi purpose room with 4% of members attending. A turkey dinner followed by piano and carol singing occurred as Mrs. Harold Carr welcomed attendees and led a business meeting.
Corry area teachers Carl McIntyre Mrs. Lawrence Anderson Mrs. Claire Porter and Mrs. Harold Lloyd visited Fairmont School in Jamestown yesterday. They sat in on classes of the grades they teach and reported an interesting session and an enjoyable outing. Who's Moving Look in the Classifieds.
A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Theodore Jagel of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Ruth and Esther Circles of the First Methodist Church hosted Christmas meetings. Ruth Circle gathered at Mrs. Frank McKnight’s East Pleasant Street home with 21 members and one guest. Readings, carols, and a gift exchange followed a light meal. next session set for January 7 at Mrs. Paul Meerdink’s home. Esther Circle met at Mrs. Hubert Vaughn’s North Center Street home for a ham dinner for 23 members and Miss Mary Stowe. Devotions themed Guiding Star, business session, Christmas Around the World program, carols, organ music, and a gift exchange concluded the program. reminder of a Monday Christmas tree event.
Barbara Radecki was honored at a dinner party at the Radecki home for her first birthday. Hostess Mrs. Radecki organized pastel table decor as guests Jenine Loveland Cynthia Buesink Barbara Keppel Linda Turben Connie Root Sally O’Hare Ann Henton Judi Darnofall and Donna Morris attended. She received numerous gifts as the evening closed.
Cindy Rae Mitchell turned nine with a Spring Creek party hosted by her mother Mrs Norman Mitchell from 11 20 a m to 2 p m. Nineteen guests, led by Cassie Brenda Tom and Sue Moyer, enjoyed games and contests with Sue Kafferlin receiving a special award. Pink and green decor framed hot dogs chips gelatin and decorated cupcakes as gifts flowed to the guest of honor.
Last evening's committee includes Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Claude Parker and Mrs. Clarence Prober. The next meeting is scheduled for January 7 at the home of Mrs. W. B. Stowe.
A cluttered display of items from CHAIR S, lamps, tables and appliances to heaters, vacuums and kitchen gear. Stores advertise Christmas decor, gift sets, cosmetics and candy promotions with phrases like The Woman s perfect Christmas Gift and Fanny Farmer Candies.
Corry Grange members honored Mr and Mrs Oscar Lindstrom of R D 1 at a meeting last evening observing their 60th wedding anniversary. The couple wed December 7 1912 in Titusville after arriving by train from Summit Station attended by Mr and Mrs Alex Lindstrom. A program by Lloyd Lille and Mrs LeRoy King included relatives and neighbors with flowers and a luncheon. A Christmas party with a 50 cent gift exchange is planned for December.
The South Denver street home of Mrs Travers Stohlberg hosted a Mentor Club gathering last evening. Members discussed current events and Rhode an engaging Civil War program presented by Mrs Clara Boyd, with Miss Helen Rowe reading papers on wartime events and songs. The session closed with group singing and refreshments served by Mrs Stohlberg and her daughter Mrs Terrance Higgins. The next meeting on December 1 at Mrs D A Hillstrom’s East Congress street will feature a Christmas party.
York County commissioners chairman Harry C. Busser a Democrat faced formal charges of malfeasance misformance and misbehavior in office after surrendering to police with a $500 bond. District Attorney Daniel Shoemaker a Republican alleged Busser and fellow Democrat Emory Kilgore sold county stationery to the county party committee and let party printers use county equipment for address labels.
Two youths from New Hampshire and New York City were charged with first degree murder after police said they killed 66 year old auto salesman Harold Stratton in Plattsburgh. They described planning the crime before Thanksgiving while at Mt Assumption Institute.
An East German border guard nicknamed the Vopo fled his post and, cradling a baby, guided six refugees to sanctuary in West Berlin. West Berlin police said the guard knew how to navigate the tangle of wire barricades on the northern border because he was on duty there.
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