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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1957
Page
5
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Socially Highlight and Columbus Grange held an annual Christmas party at the town hall Us Caltinitius with about 40 in attendance. Mrs. pauta Qurtis lectured and led a program featuring music and readings by Clayioy Cunner Marcia Ann Gurus Stephen Tinko Beatrice Bensink and Gregory Savko. A gift exchange followed and popcorn and candy were given to guests.
About 150 parents and friends attended a Friday evening Christmas program by the kindergarten at the First Presbyterian Church. The program featured songs, recitations, plays, solos by Tommy Jackson and David Tiffany, pantomimes, and a group finale with Santa Claus visiting the children.
Eight members and leaders of the West Spring Creek 4 H Club toured sites in Warren region including the Peneleo plant at Starbrick, Warren County courthouse, county agent office, County Hoe, and Rural Electrification Association plant in Youngsville. The group sang carols and posed with the commissioner, led by Norman Smith and Bernard Wingert. The next meeting is planned for January with speaker Chester Wroblewski. the club will mark its final meeting and invites interested persons.
Spanish classes at UuTy Ave High School held a caroling party Saturday evening with 20 students. Jan Van Dresay Jed led the singing of Christmas carols in Spanish with Bob Borstorff and Bob Palmer on accordion. The group returned to the school for a party with singing, visiting and refreshments in the home egonomies room. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stahl and Dr. L. M. Douglas.
The Corry Hi Y will sponsor a Saturday night dance at the YMCA. The Junior High dance runs 7 to 10 pm and the Senior High from 9 pm to midnight. Proceeds will fund three delegates to the State Youth in Government convention in Harrisburg next year.
Kiwanis members met at the Hotel Corry for a noon luncheon. President Ray and William Foley Jr. announced committee members and duties. Frank McKnight reported on Christmas tree and bake sale proceeds for the club’s charity fund. The next meeting is planned for noon next week.
Mrs. Jack Stahl and Mrs. Arthur Cotten organized a Chanukah party Sunday afternoon for five to seven year olds in the Sunday School at Jewish Beth Israel synagogue. A luncheon at the Cohen home followed by games activities and gift exchanges marked the afternoon.
Miss Sharon McCray of R. D. 1 entertained yesterday afternoon for the Sunday School class at McCray Methodist Church assisted by her mother Mrs. Joe McCray and class teacher Mrs. Merle McCray. Ten guests visited and played games with prizes won by Lois Rose Disrie Hall Donna Morris Sandra McCray and Mary Ann Rose.
Charles E. Olds aged 89 died at 3 20 a.m. today at Corry Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born December 1908 in Corry he spent his life there and worked with his father and uncle in wooden pump manufacturing before later jobs at Climax Mfg Co Corry Fish Hatchery and Aero Supply. He was a longtime gardener and member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Survived by wife Harriet two siblings five nieces and two nephews. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
A masked robber in Pittsburgh's South Side robbed Tees ons Jewelry and took about 11 000 dollars and 48 diamond rings. The gunman wore a rubber mask and ordered cash and ring boxes be emptied. The value of the rings was not immediately known.
The dispute centers on libel allegations in Pennsylvania as McBride sues Smith over remarks linking graft to the Leader administration. McBride seeks an open hearing before judge and jury to test the statements and alleges breach of duty by the attorney general. In other news President Eisenhower appoints Robert McClintock U S ambassador to Lebanon.
Fragmented OCR notes describe World Voices Prayer for Peace after the war with mentions of pilgrims to the Holy Land and Christian services in the United States. It notes weather in Wisconsin and Minnesota and World War II era US military goodwill efforts from McMurdo Sound to Naples and Germany.
Corry Ministers Daily Christmas Meditation reflects on the birth of Jesus as Emmanuel. It contrasts humble nativity with divine love, cites Luke 2 52 and 1 Corinthians 15 19, and urges mindful devotion rather than sentimentality as believers recall the incarnation and risen Lord.
Reported claim of the largest Christmas party ever held in Korea drew 1 200 orphans as Bob Hope arrived from Japan after entertaining about 40 000 Americans in Okinawa and elsewhere. Jayne Mansfield Jerry Colonna and Cardinal Spellman joined the visit with a romp of stage shows and a near riot while Dag Hammarskjold visited the UN Emergency Force in Guan.
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