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A damaged OCR passage mentions a truck and a figure at the scene with unclear details. The fragment references a real event but lacks coherent names, dates, or locations to identify specifics.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
5
A damaged OCR passage mentions a truck and a figure at the scene with unclear details. The fragment references a real event but lacks coherent names, dates, or locations to identify specifics.
The Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met at the Harold Eddy home with Mrs. Robert Eddy as hostess. Mrs. Alfred Morrison led the business session. Spotlight reporter was Mrs. Robert Eddy. A program on holiday customs and Christmas themes was presented by Mrs. Euland Harvey. Memorial books were presented to the Corry Public Library in memory of Sylvester Hammer. The group will hold a December 11 Christmas party at the Moose Club and a January 8 meeting at Mrs. Raymond Blynt’s home with Mrs. Robert Simmonson as Spotlight reporter.
Elizabeth Circle and Elmaven Cuce of St Pauls Lutheran Church met at Mrs John Lanston’s Park Street home. A bake sale is planned for December 24 at Sears Roebuck. salads will be provided for the December 19 church meeting. soap donations are organized. program Peace Our Responsibility was given by Mrs Jean Fargo.
Past Matrons of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted a Christmas dinner at the Hotel Corry with 13 members and three guests including Mrs Dorothy Linendell Mrs Ronald Rairf and Mrs Sophia Brown. Tables featured a holiday theme with miniature trees reindeer Santas and snowmen. Mrs Bert Williams organized the event aided by Mrs Kenneth Wetmore. An evening of cards visiting and a gift exchange followed the meal.
Miss Martin celebrated her tenth birthday with a surprise party hosted at B. D. 2. Guests enjoyed games and dancing with winners Shirley Kozik Kathy Mel Vicker Shirley O Day and Gertrude Nelson. Refreshments included hot sandwiches gelatin and hot chocolate served by Mrs. Martin and Miss Linda Shelly.
Mrs. Wununvuhl presided at the Rebekah Lodge session in the TOON Hall. The lodge donated 10 dollars to the Red Cross Christmas Seal Fund and sent a donation to the TOOF Children’s Home in Meadville. A Christmas party is planned for December 18 with 75 cent gifts exchanged.
A garbled OCR fragment references lanterns and a Penang setting. The readable items indicate a lantern festival or decorative illumination affecting streets and public spaces in Penang. No clear date or detailed event facts are available in the text.
Oscar Lindstrom and his wife celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday at their home on R. D. 1. The event runs from 1 to 5 PM and again from 7 to 5 PM, hosted by their children Robert Lindstrom Merle Akam Wallace Mick and John Mick of Hilicotville NY. Friends relatives and neighbors are invited.
Xi Beta Phi Epsilon Phi chapter held a meeting at Miss Dolores Aquilino’s North Center Street home with Mrs. Harry Schlemer presiding. Members planned a TB Bond donation for the Christmas seal drive and collected gifts for Warren State Hospital. A cookie recipe sale funded the meal.
Seventeen members and one guest, Mrs. Howard Burleigh, attended the Mary Circle gathering of the WSCS at Mrs. R. G. Barnes home on North Center street. Mrs. LeRoy King led the meeting with Christmas Story readings and devo tions, and plans were made for the upcoming general WSCS meeting and a church wedding reception this month.
The Tuesday afternoon Duplicate Bridge group played yesterday with four and one half tables. Mrs J Pred Kinley led with 65.65 points. other top finishers included Mrs Prank Grant, Mrs Thomas Shupe, Mrs F H Bartholomew, and Mrs Richard Peebles among the winners. A Master Point game is slated for next week with reservations through Mrs Kinley.
The Lillian Guild held a tureen dinner last evening in the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft with Betty Pratt and Mrs Edgar Alexander as cohostesses. Mrs Litz, guild vice president, led the business session and welcomed Mrs Carl Davis. The annual parish dinner is set for January 7 with Mrs Rene Counsse as general chairman. January 6 is planned for the Twelfth Night Party at the rectory, and the February meeting will have Mrs Louis Morrow and Mrs James Kensinger as cohostesses.
In a courtroom scene, Hoffa ducked and lunged at a man, knocking him to the floor as marshals tackled the attacker. Spectators rushed the swinging gate and were restrained. Marshal Disspayne tended to the injured man with blood streaming from head and face. Judge Miller ordered a recess and a full report. About 50 people were present.
Tax officials face sharp questioning over expense deductions for meals at official events. Business leaders from Minnesota urge equal treatment for wives at dining events, arguing the rules could curb legitimate entertainment costs and harm the economy. TRS commissioner Mortimer Caplin opened hearings noting some proposals already dropped and others under reconsideration amid about 60 witnesses.
Presidential Press Secretary Pierre Salinger told a Pittsburgh journalism awards audience that the Kennedy administration used deliberate and premeditated news restrictions during the Cuban missile crisis. He said one phase limited coverage from October 15 to October 22 to keep surprise and troop movements confidential, while defending information access overall.
A concise notice highlights daily reading enjoyment in the Corry Journal. The item emphasizes consistent publication and a focus on accessible, engaging content for local readers.
A coalition of Philadelphia and Allegheny County Democrats elected Rep. Anthony J. Petrosky as minority leader for the 1968 session. The 50-year-old Westmoreland County veteran beat outside opposition and will lead a 101-member Democratic delegation with new officers including Rep. Leroy Irvis as caucus chairman and Rep. Frank Crossin as policy committee chair.
The article lists reserve divisions ordered broken up including the 79th Infantry of Pennsylvania, 94th Massachusetts, 96th Arizona with surrounding states. It notes ongoing actions involving Kansas, Missouri, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, Florida, South Carolina.
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