Fragmentary note on Wal- 2 rating and early fight
Readable bits show Wal- 2 rating and references to a fight or incident. Details are sparse with no clear names, places, or dates available.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1960
Page
5
Readable bits show Wal- 2 rating and references to a fight or incident. Details are sparse with no clear names, places, or dates available.
Readable fragments describe a store on Main Street with partial names and notes, including references to untitled items and garbled phrases. The legible elements mention a location and an implied shop activity, but key details remain unclear.
Town Topics reports Elks Lodge No 769 hosted 12 lodges in frigid driving conditions with 130 members attending in Warren. District president Fred Lenkener led the session, Donald Nantes and C Merrill Patterson welcomed guests, a chicken dinner followed, and wives enjoyed games and refreshments in the VFW hall. Door prizes honored members from Meadville Warren and Erie counties, with external officials attending from Oil City Kane Ridgway and Johnsonburg.
At a Future Teachers of America meeting under Miss Ruth Bennett and President Elsie Hunt, winners were chosen for the theme Why I Want To Be A Teacher. Senior Carol Chivenzia junior Jim Williams sophomore Pauline Litz will have their entries printed next issue of The Beaver.
The Associated Press notes hats will be bold this spring with beanies bands and scraps of color making the woods. Easter parade leads with square crowned cloches puffy berets tall pillboxes turbans and more architecture inspired silhouettes. Bulk at the top contrasts with a tight airy look and light weight straw braids chiffons and sheer fabrics. Flowers embellish wide brimmed hats and head hugging shapes as dresses favor width at the top and stem like skirts. Pale gold cream ivory straws echo beige and gray in spring tones.
A fragmentary New Bedford report describes a dramatic scene at a local match near a talon drum of alcohol and a nearby house. The article mentions August Ant and playmate William Bussiere, 15, involved in a reckless incident with a $1600 fee and a damaged car in a yard.
Thiel College choir directed by Marlowe W. Johnson performed sacred and secular choral works before about 500 observers at Corry Ryed High School auditorium. The 60-voice group featured pieces by Praetorius, Heyman Schlein, Bach, Poulenc, Christiansen, and Haas among others, with a post concert meal at St Paul’s Lutheran Church. Members and guests from Girard Union City Wattsboro and Greenville attended as the choir begins a regional tour through Pennsylvania Ohio New York and Washington DC with a TV appearance on KDKA-TV slated for April 24.
Alan Donly reports the morning birth at Corny Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Willan Keppel of 15 Spyder Chel. The newborn adds to the Keppel family with both parents named.
Saturday an open house hosted by Mrs. Chandler in Spring Creek honored Sgt. Donald Mason his wife and 11 month old Ursula before their move to Omaha for USAF duty. A floral centerpiece, pink gladioli and iris, with pink tapers graced the table while dainty sandwiches and cakes were served. guests included Mrs. Everett Greeley and daughters in law Mrs. Richard Munson Mrs. Frank Kafferlin and Mrs. Paul Kafferin who assisted.
A Friday Sweetheart Dance at the YMCA featured pink and white decor with a blue Cupid centerpiece and heart motifs. Richard Graham led dancing, with Corry Area Junior High faculty members James Bender and Eugene Stoddard as chaperones. Shirley Diemer and Larry Mackey won the dance contest. Betty Person led the event, Faith Beckwith designed decorations, and Peggy Vanssens handled prizes.
Mrs Arthur Pitts entertained 25 ladies at the VFW Post Home in Concord Street for a stork shower honoring daughter Mrs James Weindorf. Canasta winner was Mrs Stanley Malek. bridge prize to Mrs Donald Osborne. door prize to Mrs Hugh Muckinhaupt. The pink blue theme featured a bassinet centerpiece filled with mints and baby motiffs on decor.
Chicago police announced new charges linking more than 20 officers to a Gold Coast burglary ring. Acting Commissioner Kyran Phelan said evidence from convicted burglars tied previously untouched officers to bribe protection, with four inmates from Stateville Prison naming suspects in multiple robberies.
In Los Angeles AP reports the Finch murder trial resumes with final arguments by defense and prosecution. Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff face jury deliberation over the alleged July killing of his wife Barbara Jean Pinch amid divorce and settlement tensions.
Raul Camacho a 24 year old native of San Juan Puerto Rico arrives at the Raymond division plant in Corry for a two week stay. Hosted by Ed Cole the pair will study the latest time and motion methods to apply back in Puerto Rico. Camacho a former US Marine and Catholic University graduate plans to return home with new techniques to improve accounting at Associated Spring plants.
Harris, linked to $600 in bad checks in Erie Wattsburg and North East, was arrested at West South Street Spring Street intersection and jailed. He claimed eight years in prison on two charges, parole violated per Chief Drake. Police extend probe into further bad-check activity as they prepare a hearing and teletype record. Raul, newly trained Puerto Rico plant worker, praises company and snow lessons, noting the 11,000 square foot factory now employs about 40.
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