Tosses Relase Suit Trial Shocks Court
A tangled court note reports a toss of a suit relic and a mixed verdict. The case involves unnamed parties and a surprising ruling. The outcome remains unsettled as proceedings continue.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1960
Page
5
A tangled court note reports a toss of a suit relic and a mixed verdict. The case involves unnamed parties and a surprising ruling. The outcome remains unsettled as proceedings continue.
Rev Cyril Krona announces Christmas Eve Midnight Mass at St Elizabeth's Church with the church choir performing interval pieces including Angels We Have Heard On High and The First Noel. Debbie Buchomner Sally Muckinhaupt and Kathy Miseik lead solos and a girls quartet closes with Silent Night. Mass at midnight on Christmas Day and additional services at 7 8 9 and 10 am, plus New Year's Day services.
Columbus Girl Scouts held a ceremony awarding nine members for service and achievements. Leaders praised the troop’s teamwork as Marie Mitchell and Linda Dewell led performances and honored seniors including Judy Fox, Gretchen Way, and Katity Chnenaen.
Sixty five city youths attended a Christmas party at the Salvation Army hall hosted by the Kiwanis Club in lieu of their regular meeting. After a hearty dinner, H Lynn Rice led carols as Rev. William C. Sits told the Christmas story. Santa Claus appeared, calling each child by name and giving a small gift. The event was chaired by Willum Helmintoller with Artie Shaw assisting. Next week’s Kiwanis meeting moves to Wednesday noon at the Hotel Corry due to Christmas on Monday.
State Final Advent Service sponsored by Corry Area Council of Churches for all community youth will be held tomorrow morning at St Paul Lutheran Church. Rev Paul F Bauer of First Presbyterian Church will speak on Chill, King of Kings. Evangelical United Brethren Church youth will lead the Wayship service and advent wreath lighting. Service begins at Bs wi
The Grange held a holiday program featuring Chirkimus songs and readings by three youngsters, with Nate Adam Norma Adis and Pilly Adam presenting poems and a group singing Silent Night. Refreshments followed as members exchanged thanks and discussed next meeting set for Wednesday after New Year.
CAHS presents its annual pageant featuring MALY gine Te LE aye Gates as the central Ayres Gk Many dad Joseph In fomarroW hight Christmas tale. The Capehit Choir and Girls Chorus of Corry Arey High School stage the production to depict the nativity story with instrumental period music by The pega and bras ensemble.
Mentor Club hosted a Christmas program with two groups: adults performing carols and medleys including Deck the Halls and Silent Night, and The Collegiates singing Wind Through the Olive Trees and Deck the Huts with Cocoanut. Guests and members enjoyed group singing and exchanges of season greetings.
Camille Waterhouse, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Waterhouse of 17 East Smith Street Corry, a 1960 Corry Area High School graduate and Wilkes College freshman, is the Snow Ball mystery candidate. She tutored in retailing, worked at Seas Drugs, led as majorette Beaverettes and Corrian staff, served as homeroom secretary and class officers, acted in the Junior Class Play, and was named to represent the Elks Club at the Sno-Bull Dance on December 24 at the Moose home.
Judy Cartofall and Steve Olson introduce the program with organ duets tute solo and an accordion solo. Keith Henton served as adviser and Charles E. Koch directed church activities while writing and directing the 75 minute program viewed by many parents and friends. Returning college students will lead Student Recognition Day service on Sunday evening January 1.
A festive YMCA event featured Joyce Hunt entertaining guests with holiday music and poems. Attendees included Balt Devk Will, Rourke Lindsey, John Proper, Mary Mick, David Op permin, Donni McEldowhey, Donnie Reed, Gary Propet, and Kenneth Watt, enjoying a lively, merry evening with neighbors and friends.
The NFPA cautions that Christmas tree sprays and coatings marketed as angel products can be highly flammable and may ignite under certain conditions. The warning notes that while individual materials are flammable, a hazardous combination can create dangerous fumes and fire risk during decorating.
The pope expresses sorrow over the German crisis and the United States scene, calling for prayers for those affected by the air disaster. The remarks reference Munich and New York as centers of concern and healing efforts follow.
Nichols of RD Albion. once in headlines for a Western Penitentiary escape, was arrested Saturday by Game Warden Ralph Shiek of Albion after an investigation into the deer killing in the area.
A disjointed set of phrases mentions deer, woods in Jilin, and names tied to Albion Police and county remand over fines for an official, plus a slate interview note from Harrisburg about a governor’s news conference on January 15.
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