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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1958
Page
5
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C W Metcalf addressed Corry business and professional women during a dinner at 100F Hall on North Center street. He described the new county health department office on East Smith street, its services, local health councils, and cooperation with the Visiting Nurses Association, schools, and dental and mental health efforts.
About 60 women of the First Methodist Church attended a Japanese Tea evening hosted by the WSCS to cap a series of Japan study classes. The program featured Japanese displays, costumes, and music with lectures and slides from Mrs Leland Johnston, who also received a gift of china.
Union City High School junior class announces Hopkins Hop, billed as the biggest local dance. The event runs Saturday from 6 30 to 11 30 p.m with KYW Cleveland DJ Wes Hopkins spinning records and directing contests. $200 in records to be given away. tickets sold by juniors and at the door.
George Orcutt addressed about 30 members of the College Women's Club at the YMCA for a monthly session. His talk titled Women in the Stock Market outlined three topics: Women and Money, why we should invest in American industry, and How we should Invest in American industry. A brief business session preceded the tea, with a patriotic table setting and a social period to follow. The next meeting is scheduled for March 24.
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lewis C Crosley of Warren. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Philip Hurlbut of Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs Richard Hurlbut of Wright Street is the baby’s palarolevinemothven.
The Girl Scouts of Troop 398 met at the First Presbyterian Church recreation room with guest speaker Ted Swanson who described stamp collecting, stamping production, value, mounting, and other details. He shared stamps from his collection and answered questions. cookies orders remain due next meeting with Mrs Albert Cole. Plans announced for a YMCA splash party next week with swimming 6 to 7 and gathering at 9 20 p.m in the lounge.
E L Morton and Virginia Joyce Groel were married in a double ceremony held last Tuesday at the bride’s home. The couple, with families and friends from Meadville, Spring Creek, Lake Pleasant, Connell Lake, North East, Greenville and Atlantic, Pa., planned a reception for 50. The bride, educated in Meadville, works at Esso Hall Restaurant. the groom, a Corry Area High School alumnus, served in the Coast Guard and Merchant Marines and works at Esso Hall Service Station. They now reside at 3061 East South Street.
The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fardink of Clymer will be celebrated with an open house Sunday March 9 from 2 to 5 in the afternoon and 8 to 10 in the evening. Friends, relatives and neighbors are invited. the event is at their home with George Michael coordinating.
The Fisher family announced the birth of a son to Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds at Sir Joseph Hospital. Wrapping cigars proclaiming its arrival were handed out as the couple, still undecided on a name, celebrated the newborn. The couple already has a daughter, Carrie Frahees, born October 24, 1968.
Beatrice Allan Harris, 29, filed for divorce from Jed Harris, 62, a showman, alleging cruelty after a secret Las Vegas marriage last April. She says reconciliation failed following a petition for separate maintenance filed last summer. both had prior marriages.
A harsh cold spell grips Britain and parts of Europe with snow and frozen roads. Oslo records 13 below zero as Britain reports up to 12 inches of snow and severe disruption. Ireland, Germany, and France face swollen rivers and busier highways.
James Patrick Sweeney, one of 55 fired AFL CIO organizers, began picketing the AFL CIO headquarters in protest over mass discharges. He, nearing 60 and a United Auto Workers member from Bordentown NJ, urged leaders to act like trade unionists as 59 organizers were discharged and 45 reassigned. The stoppage followed the formation of a rival union by the organizers, Field Representatives Federation, which seeks NLRB recognition after AFL CIO declined.
Unofficial reports say Khrushchev aims to boost private farmland and convert collectives into state run grain farms to raise meat and dairy output. The proposal involves dismantling tractor stations and expanding private plots to surpass U S meat butter and egg production by 1960. Western and Communist observers deem the meeting pivotal for Khrushchev's career.
Secretary of State Dulles marked his 70th birthday while serving, reporting good health after surgery for intestinal cancer and noting the milestone comes a little over a year since the operation.
Argentina elect Arturo Frondizi claims a landslide victory while Peronists claim credit. Frondizi says he was elected by the Argentine people and rejects outside help, though Peronist support and even clandes tine papers weighed in. Final returns show Frondizi with about 4.3 million votes to Balbín's 2.6 million, with Peronists voting for both sides and a large blank-ballot share. Venezuela's 1956 oil output topped eleven million tons, near five times 1950.
The Air Force launched the last in its five Navaho tests from VAP GaNAVERAL near Cape Canaveral. The ramjet powered missile rose to several thousand feet, angled over, then exploded near impact in a ball of orange fire. Officials said the program was canceled last July amid ICBM progress.
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