Raid Basis Mentioned In Fragmentary Note
A fragment mentions a basis for a raid and notes a development in what appears to patio related context. The text is incomplete and lacks clear details or entities.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1954
Page
5
A fragment mentions a basis for a raid and notes a development in what appears to patio related context. The text is incomplete and lacks clear details or entities.
The Amici Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church marked 25 years with a church party. A swiss steak dinner fed 60 members and guests as decorations featured a silver tree and 25 numerals. Favors carried silver booklets with Bible words and the class pin and years 1929 54.
Miss Jean Depew proclaimed Steel Age Queen by Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp employees after a plant wide election. She as payroll clerk leads three finalists, with prizes awarded to runners up, as the charity ball crown decision nears.
The Good Samaritan Class of the First Methodist Church met at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturgis home for gifts, games, and a Christmas box packing. Donald Cady led the business session while prizes went to Mrs. Robert Marsh Alberta McElroy and Mrs. Frank McKnight.
The Fresh Air Gooks 4-H Club hosted mothers for a Christmas dinner at the Corry Den. Meat loaf, ice cream, cookies, and holiday favors filled the tables. Local leaders Mrs. Howard Hammond and Mrs. Merrill Wade received gifts, and the group later skated at the Corry Rollerway.
A stork shower last evening honored Ms. Gordon Shampoe at Mrs. Lawrence Redding’s Cutting home attended by 12 friends. Contests and a flower quiz were played with prizes going to Mrs. Neil Thompson, Mrs. George Imhoff, Mrs. Frank Hulett, Mrs. Ray Stulzman, and the guest of honor. Refreshments followed as Mrs. Redding’s daughters Linda and Marlene and Miss Faith Marsh helped serve.
Nannie Doss, known for confessing to poisoning four of her five husbands, was charged yesterday with murdering her second husband Frank Harrelson who died in 1945, per Calhoun County Sheriff A A Pate in Anniston.
Tonight’s lineup features The Search at 6 join News and Weather at 6:30 and Sports at 6:45. Corliss Archer airs at 7, followed by rounds with U of B Round Table and Jackie Gleason. Late shows include Two for the Money 9:30 My Favorite Husband 10:00 That’s My Boy 10:30 Willy and 11:00 News Weather 11:20 Playhouse.
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Simonsen 808 East Main Street. Another son was born this morning to Mrs and Mrs Frank Popovich 218 East Main Street at Gorry Memorial Hospital.
Columbus Ladies Aid held a Christian Christmas party for about 30 members at Columbus Community Church. The program included readings and gifts, with a committee led by Mrs Regle and Mrs Volk for arrangements, and plans set for a January 18 meeting with Mrs Johnston of the Warren County Extension office.
Members of the Helping Hand Club held their annual Christmas dinner at the OOF Hall on Thursday. A decorated tree and festive tables were arranged by the committee led by Mrs. Fird Hocnes, Mrs. Glenn Gates, and Mrs. A. Pier who also acted as hosts. Favors included candy baskets and napkins in Christmas motifs. During dessert, members signed cards for out of town and shut in friends. The next club meeting is January 13.
Workers opened valves as the carrier Forrestal 5 slid from the dock in a nontraditional launch. The 60,600 ton ship will take about a year before sea trials with a 107.869 million dollar fully equipped price, rivaling Britain’s latest transatlantic liners in size and cost.
The fragmented text outlines weapons gear and bridges, noting planes with horsepower over 200 and a carrier around 175 million dollars. It cites a speed of 40 miles per hour and anchor chains of 2 160 feet, weights of 246 tons, and a 25 story skyscraper height comparison for anchor weight. It mentions the air conditioning system and limits to submersion.
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