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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1959
Page
5
An incomplete OCR fragment mentions Harold, Detroit, oil, Co. ry, Pa, and a reference to death or loss. Details are unreadable, with phrases about money, symbolism, and friends unclear. The item appears as a damaged local snippet lacking coherent facts or dates.
The readable fragments show several numbers and prices including 570.00, 495.00, 245.00, and 150.00 with no clear context or identifiable subjects. The text appears to be a damaged OCR snippet lacking full sentences or names.
Over sixty five members and sons attended the Corry Kiwanis Club Father Son Banquet at Hotel Corry. Engagement announced for Joan Tomczik to John Oldenski of Erie with wedding plans to follow. both sets of families noted. Local theater and school events also outlined, including Pointer College spoof play Mother Is a Freshman at Corry Area High School and a Junior-Senior banquet fundraiser.
Volker Gempt guest speaker at the regular meeting of the College Women's Club held at the YMCA. He spoke on his West German home town, geography, architecture, local legends and the school curriculum. A tea followed with decor reflecting George Washington's birthday as the table was hosted by Mrs. Harold Gilbert and Mrs. D Armour Hillstrom.
Betty Jo Pitcavage was feted Friday evening at a spring away party hosted by Patricia Thompson and Janie Trisket at Thompson's home on Market Street in Columbus. Fourteen friends attended, with dancing games and ice cream served.
Erie Senior Troop 97 presented an education program for Mesicn training. Scouts preparing for a trip to Cabana In Clernavaca Mexico in June 1960 include Marian Bauer Susan Cusiar Charleen Clark Madeline Jolley Roberta Markey and Gravis Bonne McEl howne. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Robert Jolley and other group members Mary Davidson Davia Sue Jolley Roberta Jolley.
The 500 Club gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Smyers in Wayne for a Saturday evening social. Winners named were Miss Pearlieveage and Mr and Mrs George with other couples attending. Hosts served ham barbecue sandwiches cookies coffee and tea and the next meeting is set for March 7 at the Smyers home in Marion.
Emmett Rosene Berg of Titusville announces forthcoming marriage to Mary Lou Dev rees of Sugar Grove. The wedding will take place March TV at Sugar Grove Presbyterian Church with details to follow.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at Mrs Lawrence Nichols home on South Center Street for a lively dinner. Miss Ann Corbin, February Girl of the Month, was honored and described plans in fashion merchandising and travel.
BILOXE Miss AP A states rights school desegregation plan and a proposed trip to Moscow faced near defeat at the closing session of the National Governors Conference Executive Committee. Governors objected to the July junket to the Soviet Union and the August Puerto Rico conference as too long away from the United States. Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida chaired the desegregation proposal.
A fragmented OCR listing appears to name numerous individuals including Mary Rubay Blane Cookie Roberta Pain Kathy Mowleres Canale Wate Fousts and others such as Joseph Taggart Roald Shunk Rhoda Cohen and James Earle with references to fourth news Judy Messenger Mittin Carrig and Flora Ann Ross in a Journal context. The garbled text suggests a roster or credits block from a newspaper page.
Dr H L Collins of Columbus warns that high heels and pointed stilettos cause wobbling feet, bunions, torn nails, and infections among young wearers. Designers and health experts argue for moderated styles. Collins predicts a federal program faces executive hurdles while awaiting presidential action.
Two Ville Maria Convent nuns were injured in a collision between a taxi and a car yesterday morning near Chenadia. Mrs Elizabeth Burn aged 99 drove the car, her daughter Carol, 16, was shaken. injuries include a knee fracture and a leg injury for other occupants.
In Lewisburg Pa AP the government backs motions to acquit Rep William J Green on conspiracy charges tied to the Tobyhanna Army Depot project. The judge delays ruling until Wednesday with an eight day recess after the government rests.
About 12,000 people packed the Melbourne arena to hear Billy Graham. The service was televised and more than 1,500, mostly teenagers, responded to his call for decisions for Christ.
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