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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1960
Page
5
A murky note outlines a plan tied to a roundtable discussion on proposed raises. Key participants remain unnamed, but the document points to renewed movement toward wage increases and policy tweaks. The fragment hints at negotiations and potential timelines without concrete details.
A garbled OCR snippet discusses costs and rice with unclear figures. It mentions prices or expenditures but lacks coherent details or identifiable names, places, or dates.
Bernard E. Anger of the Penn State Foundation told Rotary Club members last evening at the Hotel Corry that education is everyone's business and deserves broad support. The talk highlighted creative giving plans and included color film, with Behrend Campus director Irvin H. Kochel also answering questions.
Mrs. Lundy entertained her card club and guest Mrs. Arthur Shamburg at her East Congress Street home for a Christmas party and housewarming shower. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs. Fred Kaiter, Lawrence Nichols and C H Strom. Decorations featured a Christmas motif with pudding salad punch and refreshments.
Mrs Mildred Sorenson led the Cootiette Club last evening at the VFW Garden Room. A Union City range meet report by Mrs Clyde Reynolds and Miss Helen Porter was shared. Plans for next summer's Grand Crawl in Erie were announced and a sale of all occasion napkins approved to fund the event. Refreshments followed before adjournment to January. A separate note from Cambridge reports Dancing Dotty Ferragamo, 34, fined $10 for disturbing the peace after ballet in a bikini. a talking dictionary with recording for the blind is about 10% available.
The Epsilon Phi Beta Sigma chapter held a meeting on North Center Street where Dolores Aquilino and Mrs Herty Sedemer spoke. Members discussed program honors and various fields, with names like Bernstein and Washington appearing among the attendees. The event continued into Tuesday evening with joint chapter activities and a light reception.
The First Presbyterian Church led Advent devotions with the congregation observing the Beloved Son adoration. The Methodist Church youth group planned flowers and a Methodist speaker from Ridgway was announced for an upcoming service. Civil defense volunteers were noted as part of the nationwide observance with emphasis on disaster readiness.
Members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the IOOF Hall with Noble Grand Mrs. Eleanor Hudson presiding They planned a Christmas party with gift exchange at the next meeting on November 20 A local evening of visiting and contests followed Mrs Wallace Mick won the prize Light lunch served by Ruth Hoenes Mrs John Urlin and Mrs Harvey Loveland
Lillian Guild members and guests gathered for a tureen dinner in Emmanuel Epworth Church Undercroft. Elizabeth Rogers opened the session led by President Mrs Tiffany, and plans were set for a Twelfth Night party January 1, plus parish meeting January 9 with Rogers and Jolley as co chairs. Hostesses for February 7 at the church were Mrs Paul Orner and Mrs Crawford Sallee.
Members of Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met last evening in the municipal building to package centennial stationery now on sale in local stores. They later held a brief business session at Mrs. Robert Eddy's home, voted to purchase TB bonds, and planned a New Year's Eve party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wise. Discussion also covered a Christmas dinner next Tuesday evening December 13 at the Elks Club for members of both sorority chapters.
Miss Jean Milter, noted tonist and seller at McInnes Steel, named May 1 company representative for 19 0 Srp Big Queten. The contest decision comes in three weeks at the Hospital s ivy' iainuit donor al thy Mugs biomis A Wi sradvute Df Comm Aven Fogli Stical. Also notes Martha Circle hostess duties by Mrs H W Parker with 16 members and guest Mrs Foster. program This Is His Birthday led by Ruth Dahlstrand. women of Pirol Methodist Church plan fundraisers and Sunday school volunteers.
Bridge scores tie as Mrs J Kinley and Ruth Myers share top marks in the Women’s Duplicate event staged Tuesday at the YMCA. Average score across five tables was 40 with several close totals including Mrs J Wilcox 48, Mrs O A McClintock 49, Mrs Raymond Sundburg 44, Mrs Cleve Morto 49, Mrs James Sullivan 3, and Miss Lunt St. Clair 42. Next week’s session will continue the competition culminating in a final round on December Zook.
Wa Yes Shelety Mary Circle of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs Roy Sveds home with 28 members and guests. Mrs Trivers Stuhiben presided and the group planned December hostess duties. Readings and prayers marked the meeting as members shared hymnals and reflections.
Two men robbed Dee's Chemical Store at 1 30 am, taking about 7000 in cash and checks. Clerk Frank Davishaw declined serious injury after being struck and restrained during the 90 second heist. Detectives pursued leads, noting a single worker on duty and unclear weapon use.
Cambridge obituary notes the death of Mark Antsy De Wolfe Howe age 96 a prominent writer historian and educator He won the Pulitzer Prize in 1924 for his biography Batruts Wendell and His Lette and was famed for his scholarly influence across generations
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