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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1960
Page
5
A scrambled excerpt mentions a county grade, a person killed, and warnings to children. It references school officials, teachers or administrators and suggests a controversial approach to discipline. The readable parts imply concerns about safety and language or instruction methods, but details are unclear.
Barbara Ruffner of Corry marries Theodore Robert LeSner of Mentor Ohio in a First Presbyterian Church ceremony. Rev. Jack LeSuer assisted, with organist Miss Barbara Roberts and soloist Charles Correll. The couple will reside in Mentor after a New York state wedding trip. she is a Gary High School graduate and former Beneficial Finance employee, he a Union City High School and Edinboro graduate and mentor junior high teacher.
A baby boy named Ason, born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clinger of R. D. 2. The family welcomed the child with joy.
Topics Downey daughter of Mr and Mrs George Downey of Hust Pleasant street and a student at Seton Hill College Greensboro Pa traveled to Hanover New Hampshire this week as a guest of Robert Tunnel of West Park Place to attend Dartmouth College 6th Winter Carnival. Mr and Mrs John Windahl of West Washington street visited their son John Windahl Jr and family in Shesterland Ohio Saturday. Craig Seastead Jeff Baldwin and John Sweet returned to Pennsylvania State University after mid semester vacation with Arnold Seastead of Maple avenue Mr and Mrs M O Baldwin of R D and My and M Walter Sweet at Wright street.
In Indianapolis, Mrs. Dein Danenfelser transformed a daily courtesy into a business. Her Wake Up Service now serves 35 clients at $5 each, with early calls at 3:30 am. She delivers coffee, weather talk, and motivation, claiming flawless punctuality and growing interest.
Scout Troop 161 kicked off its 50th anniversary celebration with a communion breakfast at St. Edward's School gym. James St George, Holy Name Society president, praised the troop’s history while Clyde Watson outlined the Scouting movement’s half century. Awards, badges, and the troop charter were distributed as Paul Dyne presented the charter to James Hammond, who announced a Nat ional Scout Jamboree invitation for Dyne.
The Junior Tri Hi Y at the YMCA invites Senior and Sophomore Tri Hi Y clubs to a special meeting this week. The program includes Teallfe Slides and a talk by Miss Kathleen Gage, adviser who studied at the University of Innsbruck. The session is Wednesday at 7:30 with refreshments after.
The Corry Area Golden Age Club holds a regular meeting tomorrow at 1 PM in the YMCA with Rev Paul F Bauer as chaplain. Guest speaker W W Waterhouse, local businessman and Senate candidate, discusses the Cuban situation after years in Cuba. An exchange of valentines is planned.
The inaugural Farver award plaque, crafted by the longtime scout, awarded at yesterday’s breakfast to the first patrol led by Paul Wascal. Farver also honored Dyne with a $5 gift certificate and James Hammond with a Scout Handbook. James Burton became patrol leader as three new assistant leaders were named Pat Lee Jay Jackson and William Bachemer. Milton Griffis was named senior patrol leader. James Allyn and Edward Pass earned assistant scoutmaster badges. The troop committee includes Roseberry Wurm Farver and Hooks.
Westminster Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church held a tureen dinner in the church basement before their weekly meeting. A film strip titled Mike's Decision on vocational choices was shown, launching a new Audio Visual Aids series. Advisors Vr. and Mrs. Robert Galbreath guided the group.
Detectives chase clues in a brutal crime where an intruder shot and killed dentist Dr David Friedman on the second floor and his patient B Steven Bavisik, 45, in a Saturday night shooting. The dentist survived after being found unconscious and tied in a bloodied office.
Dr. Philip Friedman 58 a leading expert on Jewish history and Nur ember war crimes trials adviser died yesterday in New York He was dean of the Jewish Teachers Seminary and a lecturer in Jewish history at Columbia University Born in Lemberg Austria
Philadelphia Bulletin poll of 67 county chairmen and 116 state committee members shows Missouri senator Stuart Symington leading among respondents for the Democratic presidential nomination. Kennedy, Stevenson, Johnson, and Humphrey trailed with smaller totals. delegates to Los Angeles are not bound to a single candidate.
The Bulletin reports Nixon received 84 votes and Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York three in a poll. The delegation leader urged the party not to commit themselves as the vote results were announced.
In Levittown New York area Lucy Creamer mother of eight died in a September auto crash near Bethesda Maryland. Her husband invited his 69 year old mother Catherine to move in to help raise the children ages 2 to 12. She had begun to be called Mother by the children. Saturday night Catherine was struck and killed by a car.
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