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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1960
Page
5
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Fragmentary text mentions a monetary amount of 95 dollars and a referenced person Kerox. No clear event date or full context available to determine a concrete news item or outcome.
Mrs Jackson is named president of the Curry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary for 1961 by the nominating committee. Officers include Mrs Harold Carr first vice president Mrs William Leaby second vice president Mrs Fred Lehwic recording secretary and Mrs Klinics Kirch financial secretary. Installation dinner set for January 9 at 6 30 PM in the VFW Home with reservations.
President Kennedy and wife Jacqueline seek a four bedroom house in Virginia for a week end move from the White House. Kennedy says the family needs a change of atmosphere for the children as a new baby nears birth. The couple has a three year old daughter and a son due to turn two weeks old Friday.
Local Kiwanis Club schedules a children's party at the community center with activities and refreshments. The event aims to entertain area kids and support youth initiatives, inviting families to participate and celebrate together.
Tri-Hi-Y announces a Holly Hop fundraiser at the YMCA on Saturday night from 10 to 1. The event features a toy drive for Salvation Army and gifts for needy children. Coordinators include Sandm Vavirsa and Benny Person, with team members listed as part of the project.
Grange master Loy King opened the Grange Hall meeting as new members joined and Mrs R Sorenson signed a 40 A Chilias card. Secretary Jones was announced, gifts designated for Salvation Army, and a December 19 Christmas program with gift exchange planned. Refreshments for 36 were served by Mrs Roy Swarl, Mrs John Decker and Mrs Charles Mulligan.
The Orpah Circle of the Wo many Shitty of Christian Service of First Methodist Church met at Mrs Edmund Barr’s Grove Street home with 16 members and six guests. Devotions by Mrs Allan Cornish retold the Christmas story. Mrs Veund Johnston led the program with poems and magazine articles. A brief business session announced the next meeting moved to January 3 at Mrs Nalin Dahl’s home. Holiday games were played and prizes won by Mrs Ved Duell, with dessert refreshments served on a Yuletide table.
WSCS Esther Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church hosted a Yuletide gathering with 25 members and 40 guests. Mrs. H W Parker and Mrs Florence Colyer attended. Mrs Donald Cady led devotions. Mrs Charles Cortell presented the program. Mrs W B Stowe organized the brief business session and announced host duties for the next WSCS meeting. gifts were exchanged and organist Mrs Vaughn led carols. Janung meeting set for 8 p.m. with cohosts Mrs Frank McKnight Mrs Roger Brown and Mrs Gertrude Guignon.
The U S Army reversed a two week ban on soldiers marrying Japanese women or adopting children after President Eisenhower ordered a reduction in overseas dependents.
Thirteen women gathered at Mrs. Porter’s home for a Mentor Club humor evening. Miss Leora Strinafuin presented Resdues from the Humorists with notes on humor types and selections from Paul Bunyan folklore Bret Harte and The Story Teller. Light refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Blinche Sullivan and Miss Janet Auer. The next meeting plans a small Christmas party at Mrs. D A Hillstrom’s home on December 19.
Baptist Berean Class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arland Burrous for a Christmas party. Prayer and devotions at the First Baptist Church, led by Pred Marsh, with Rev. Robert d. De Boor delivering, gifts were exchanged and a fruit basket given to missionaries Rev and Mrs Richard Miller returning to Liberia. Continuous social time with refreshments followed.
Five doses of permethrin tests fail as Pars stations still smell like a team locker room. Transit officials fear workers use other transport, odor wafts travel through underground tubes. Four subway lines spray violets along tracks while another tries to mislead passengers into smelling a pine forest scent.
The Thames yielded a headless body likely Mary Love, who vanished with husband Jack in 1956. A rusted car was dredged with the clothes and license number 30 visible, linking to the Totten ham couple as Scotland Yard reports the long unsolved case may be nearing resolution.
Fragmented OCR text references detectives, reports, and a Blue Star Line ship berth near a car discovery. Mentions a wife and a man named Love who invested $9,000 to start as a car dealer, with unclear outcomes and unsettled details from four years of activity.
The National Council of Churches warned against conceding to communism in Cuba and the Congo. The report urged not to write off revolutionary situations and stated that the gospel is the root cause of creative revolution. The council, with 144000 member churches, emphasized vigilance without capitulation.
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