Adapy Ot Injured En Route From AdA
An injure incident involves an individual identified as Adapy Ot while traveling away from a location named Ada. Details on cause and outcome remain unclear in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1962
Page
5
An injure incident involves an individual identified as Adapy Ot while traveling away from a location named Ada. Details on cause and outcome remain unclear in the fragment.
Sixty members gathered yesterday afternoon in the YMCA multi purpose room for the Corry Golden Agers Christmas party and gift distribution. Douglas Bracken as miniature Santa Claus handed out gifts while Rev. Robert Pier led carols and gave devotions. Mrs. EB Barnes presided over the business session. Jamestown Golden Agers were unable to attend due to weather and will appear January 8. A committee served sandwiches cookies and coffee.
The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group played at the YMCA with an average score of 24. Winners included Mrs. Raymond Sandburg and Mrs. Louis Morrow at 30 and others with high scores. A regular game is planned for next week with Mrs. Veo Lindsey taking reservations.
The Plank Road Club with 17 members and four guests met yesterday in the Sombrero Room at Ginnie's Cafe for their annual holiday party. Dinner featured chicken and ham at 1 p m with tables in Christmas decor. Mrs Arthur Miller and Mrs Cecil Miller made the evergreen centerpiece and miniatures. Mrs Gerald Bensink and Mrs Emory Morton organized entertainment. Mrs Arthur Miller won the prize. Other winners were Mrs Philip Wade Mrs Harold Curtis Mrs Clarence Raymond and Mrs Harold Hasbrouck. An exchange of gifts followed.
The East Branch Grange schedules a meeting tomorrow night in the Grange Hall. A taffy pull is featured and plans for a Community Youth Christmas party are noted. Cochairmen Mr and Mrs Victor Morris and Trene Nichols with Mr and Mrs Clare Theuret lead the committee. An auction of furniture Christmas bazaar items and toys will start Saturday at 7 PM in the Grange Hall with Walter Kornikoski as auctioneer. The Friday program is set for an afternoon session beginning at 3:39 PM.
Mrs Rozelle hosted the Navy Mothers Club with Mrs Douglas Rozelle and Mrs Clarence Cox as cohosts. The group held a routine business session led by president Mrs Elizabeth Jamson, then socialized with ice cream and birthday cake for Mrs Floyd Dougherty whose natal day is observed today. The next meeting is set for January 14 at Mrs John Sarrier’s East Main Street residence.
The Presbyterian Women Association held an evening meeting at the church dining room featuring a holiday dinner at 6 o’clock and installation of officers led by Mrs William Gumbleton. Mrs A V Cochran became president with Merle Page as vice president, Walter Rath as second vice president and treasurer, and Allan Hasbrouck as secretary. A candlelight service followed. Next meeting is January 2. NOTED ADMIRAL DIES details follow.
The Golden Links Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church held a Christmas party for 19 members and two guests at Mrs. Charles Amy’s Worth Street home. Decorations and a tree exchange, poems, devotions by Mrs. Oscar Johnson, and a contest program led by Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck marked the event.
The Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Club met at the YMCA to discuss the living Nativity scene on December 21 and 22 and to organize a New Year’s Eve dance cleanup. Members will make favors for Corry Memorial Hospital patients and several girls joined in Christmas caroling nearby.
Harding School PTA heard the Harding School choral group under Miss Judith Dwyer perform a holiday program of traditional classical and popular selections. Mrs. Frank McKnight led the business session voting to fund Care classroom kits overseas and to buy TB Bond for the Christmas seal program. Plans for the December 21 Christmas party were set and a buzz session covered how children use vacation days and reducing Christmas selfishness.
Erie endured a severe winter storm with five deaths linked to heart attacks and carbon monoxide exposure from heaters. Travel halted as trains ran late and the Pennsylvania Turnpike reported partly snow covered sections while temperatures plunged across the state. The Weather Bureau warned of continued extreme cold with subzero lows in central and western regions.
Sen. Harry F. Byrd predicts Congress will reject Kennedy’s tax cut unless spending is reduced. He argues against tax actions funded by borrowing and expects deficits to near 10 billion dollars this year. He backs Mills’ stance that no tax cut is justified while expenditures stay high.
A KC-97 tanker abandoned by its 10 crew members during a training mission flew autonomously from Watkins Glen New York across the state into Canada and reportedly downed in Labrador. One crewman died during bailout. others survived. An air search was planned once location indications appeared.
Two Minnesota men Ritacco and Conaway face extradition for charges of stealing sixty thousand dollars in collectors coins in Minneapolis. They were arrested in Harrisburg while allegedly attempting to sell the coins to a dealer and are held in Dauphin County Prison awaiting legal decision from their Harrisburg attorney Arthur Goldberg.
Khrushchev defended peaceful coexistence with the West and warned imperialist circles of a sharp response to any blow. He noted ongoing negotiations with Kennedy, called Tito a traitor to world communism, and avoided a separate Berlin treaty demand while pledging no immediate free city or troop withdrawal.
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