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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1959

Page

5

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Retiring From Corry Jamestown Plant Highlighted

M Adams of West Bond street, after seven years, retires from Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp joining Eugene Powers and Albert Fay as the three retirees today. Adams, who ran a farm and worked in lumber mills for about 30 years, plans a garden and enjoys mandolin, violin and piano. He was hired March 3, 1962 in Plant 10T maintenance and earned the nickname Mr. Good Housekeeper for spotless lockers and washrooms. He and his wife will devote time to six daughters and 13 grandchildren. Daughters include Mrs. Floryn Willis, Mrs. Helen Burile, Mrs. Vera Mitchell, Mrs. Arla Cook, Mrs. Betty King, and Mrs. Roxy Kibby.

Fete Forest Adams Corry-Jamestown Forest M. Adams West Bond Street Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp Eugene Powers Albert Fay Gorry-Jamestown Floryn Willis West Spring Creek Helen Burile Corry Vera Mitchell Bear Lake Arla Cook Spartansburg Betty King Columbus Roxy Kibby Pittsfield Powers Pay the Journal

Birthday Club Honors Mrs Rozelle Sr at East Frederick

Twelve Birth day Club members met at Mrs Arthur Cochran's home in East Frederick street to celebrate Mrs Douglas Rozelle Sr. Visiting was enjoyed as salad, dessert, coffee and tea were served. The next meeting is March 26 at Mrs Rozelle's East Main street home to honor Mrs Russell Briggs.

D. Rozelle Sr Birthday Club Arthur Cochran East Frederick Street Douglas Rozelle Sr Rozelle East Main Street Russell Briggs

Ginnie’s Scene Of VFW Bowling Banquet Held Last Evening

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Men’s Bowling C League banquet was hosted at Ginnies Cafeteria Spr brero Room with 45 members wives and guests present Delician steak dinners were served at 7 30 Afterward the group moved to the VFW for more bowling Officers include AL Aiken president Thomas Jansen secretary treasurer Jerry Beal John Boland Rodney Knowlton James Jordan Directors Captains are James Jansen George Bangs James Jordan and Rodney Knowlton.

CAHS Corry Auditorsien Philip Segal Judy Messenger Mary Capwell Elberta Irwin Flora Ann Ross Ardeth Bull Roberta Pain Lucy Piccirillo Barbara Patterson Diana Cooklis Camille Waterhouse Norman Wade Ronald Shank Joseph Tazeart Dick Wells James Burle Wallace Cady Charlotte Tomer Louie Grinder Piste Beckwith Muste Corriders Ronald Rable Michael Blitz Richard Kelly Gary Munsee Pat Carrig Jean Paver Riinda Cohen Kathy Hoylen Mary Rub Wayne Vanderhoff Carol Schweitzer Shirley Glatz Kirley Wickwire Rose Trenton Leslie Lopus Judy Nichols Taree Dodd Jean Swarm Pat Sherlock Karen Fonte Pegay Madison Nancy Hopkins Jane Wood Carolyn ‘Thomas Robert "Thomas Mary Brockman Chass Barbara Weicht James Earle Richard Betts Jack Stahl Ginnie VFW Sprbrero AL Aiken Thomas Jansen Jerry Beal John Boland Rodney Knowlton James Jordan James Jansen George Bangs

MUNICH ARRESTS ACID THOWER OF RUBENS PAINTING

Police in Munich arrested a suspect who damaged a priceless Rubens painting. Walter Menzl surrendered after identifying himself in a letter to newsmen.

Munich Germany Walter Menzl

Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Joyce Wilde

Joyce Wilde, bride elect, was feted at a East Pleasant alreet home bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Laveland with assistants Mrs. Eldred Roush and Mrs. Coveland. Prizes went to Mrs. Andrew Roush, Mrs. Russell Merritt, Mrs. Bleed Roush, and Miss Lois Rhodes.

Joyce Walde John Whitney Robert Laveland East Pleasant Alreet Eldred Roush Coveland Andrew Roush Russell Merritt Bleed Roush Lois Rhodes John Roush North East Findley Wilde First Methodist Church George Pastor

DeAngelaos Meet At Halfast Home

Miss Ruth Ann Halfast hosted about 16 DeAngelaos members on Wednesday at West Church Street. They discussed future activities and were reminded the next meeting will be Thursday March 9 with the location to be announced.

DeAngelaos Halfast Ruth Ann Halfast West Church Street

Graham slows as eye illness delays Australian tour

Evangelist Billy Graham has a recurrent eye infection delaying his Australia visit. Doctors ordered him to rest and cut back activities, limiting services to one 35 minute sermon per night.

Melpout Billy Graban Austra

Wheelock Aid Meet Hosts Hair Care Theme Event

A Wheelock aid gathering featured a “Hair Care” theme with guest speakers Bromene Py and Misser CTS Hicks. Attendees enjoyed vegan treats, a dessert course, and a closing prayer as Merle Patterson of R. Dot Mate led the session.

Bromene Py Misser Cts Hicks Eveying Mipetic Amun Lunt Cat Henybers Bertiny Jon Ty Merle Patterson R. Dot Mate Bath

VEW Auxiliary Session Reported At Local Meeting

An VEW auxiliary group held a session with about eleven members present. The district meeting was announced for March in Ulion City. Mrs Chester Ewarm led the attendees as organizers noted future gatherings and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Grape and Mrs. Sorenson.

Jevriens Alii Flanders Caen SHU Uilon City Chester Ewarm Seniders Marchyn Me Toger Grape Imibire Sorenson

Man jailed after shooting card partner in Emporium

Wayne Ogden of Emporium is confined in Cameron County Jail after firing a .38 revolver at Ancdert during a late night card game. George Arndt of Keiporium was wounded in the back. Ogden faces charges of assault with intent to kill or injure. Police say both men were heavily intoxicated and an argument did not spark the shooting. Memorial Hospital treated Arndt. Lyons noted no serious condition.

Emporium Wayne Ogden Cameron County Ancdert George Arndt Lhe Keiporium Wis Lyle Lyons Ouslen Ogden T Cnn Arndt Memorial Hospital St. Matys Lyons

War with the pits of Pakistan fashion trend in New York

Dorothy Roe reports on Pakistani American women shaping style in New York. Sayeet Kalaty and Latane Khan, wives of consular officials, model Eastern dresses and sheer printed nylon outfits at Pakistan House and the consulate. The piece highlights fabrics, silhouettes, and the shift in wardrobe for work and social life.

Pitts Pakistan Sayeet Kalker Pakistan Consis New York Kalaty Pakistan House Latane Khan Paris

Meadville Fire Damage Estimate Reaches 400000

A Meadville warehouse blaze caused about 400000 in damage. Fire chief Carman and Charles Peto of One SCL Bells Storage Co issued the estimate. Eight companies battled the fire for hours at the Botts warehouse on Tour-story Street. James Bhelyy was hospitalized after being overcome by smoke. others suffered minor injuries. Cause under investigation.

Meadville Ae Thee Piro Red Carman Meadsville Charles Peto Iwn SCL Bells Storage & Curling Co Companie Hone James Bhelyy Spencer Hospital Jon June Hoe

Area Refinery Reports Slight Earnings Drop

The Skale Oil Refining Corporation, in a Thursday board meeting, reported a small decline in 106A capacity and earnings for 1954. Preliminary figures show net income at $1,000,000 or $240 a share, versus $1,? million and $220 a share previously. audit pending. Attorney Evans Frampton of ON City elected director.

Skale Oil Refining Corporation Wise Allomey Ev Frampton ON City

Pakistans changing roles and fashion in Kaiser interview

In an interview Kaiser notes shifts in Pakistani society with women entering business, law, government work, and universities. He cites reduced taboos, rising Western dress influence, and demand for American style swimwear and nylo fabrics for saris amid social change.

Min. Kaiser Pakiaton New County Busi Khawn M. Kaiser Cenerak

Dulles Begins Second Week of X-Ray Cancer Treatment

The United States Secretary of State enters his second week of X-ray treatments for cancer. Doctors expect at least two more weeks of therapy and no decision on returning to his State Department desk. He is reported to be showing satisfactory progress after surgery two weeks ago while staying informed on global events, especially the Berlin crisis.

Uae Dulles State Department Berlin Wills State Department

Green Fraud Case Goes To Jury Today

Green fraud case proceeds with Rep William Jiren and two other men facing conspiracy charges over payments and favors tied to the Tobyhanna Army Signal Corps depot project. Prosecutor Dibble argues the accumulated small acts reveal a conspiracy while defense asserts no need for defendants to testify. Judge Follmer has previously acquitted four co defendants amid a lengthy probe and trial.

Lewisburg William J. Iren Tobyhanna Army Signal Corps Lord Green Philadelphia Democratic Party Cate Oliver ‘Dibble Dibble Frederick V. Follmer Raff Hugh McMenamin Beran- Lon Thal

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