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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1961
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text mentions Zuloe Yocat and Ing Jnto Anes with unclear context. No coherent event or action established for a fuller summary.
A fragmented OCR item mentions police and dogs in a tense scene. Readable bits indicate a search or incident involving law enforcement unit with canine support. Details are unclear but the event suggests a police operation.
Orcutt explains mutual funds and stock diversification to Kiwanis members at the Hotel Gorry. He notes over 1 billion invested by individuals and outlines three key decisions: security selection, stock choice, and diversification to 50 70 companies.
West Pleasant street hosted a meeting of the Rebekah Circle of the Women’s Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mrs Dry Culver opened with prayer and named the nominating committee: Mrs George Couklls, Mrs Anni Babcock, and Mrs Gilson. The day’s lesson “Into All The World Together” was led by Mrs EB Bush. Tea served after the session.
The notice announces the engagement of Caroleli Chut Jewell to Mes, with details of plans and family circles. It mentions Mrs Rey Brown and Spartansbier in relation to the couple and notes forthcoming arrangements for the wedding.
The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church held a program for 37 members titled To Him In Life with Mrs John Kennedy directing and participants including Mrs Stanley Anderson Miss Mary Heton Curtis and Mrs Ivan Smith in a dialogue between Mary and Martha. Rev Paul F Bauer presented an honorary membership to Mrs Willism Gumbleton. The meeting set the annual creational meeting and family supper for January 12 and announced the next gathering on February 1 with a social period and refreshments.
Mrs C A Williams entertained the Elizabeth Circle of the United Lutheran Church Women at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church yesterday afternoon at Mrs Charles Williams home. Mrs Don McCray assisted with a dessert course. Mrs Ernest Simmonsen led a program on Liberia preceded by scripture read by Mrs Thomasis Pierotti. Chairman Mrs Mitton Cherry conducted business and announced a congregational meeting and tree dinner for next Thursday January 12 at 6 30 at the church, with wives of the councilmen in charge and attendees asked to bring their own table service. The meeting closed with a benediction.
The Carry Bridge Association renamed its weekly season at Mie VFW Post home last evening with a regular game. Average score was 42 across four tables. Top pairs included Mr and Mrs. Morgan Beverly 48s, Mr and Mrs. B H Bartholme 45s, and Lena St Clair with Mrs. Mark Coyle 43, paired with Ted Treat and wife. Next week's play continues as a regular game.
Reed hostess Mrs H B Reed hosted the Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at East South Street home. Mrs Eleanor Hudson led in devotions from Psalm 37 and Mrs Willis Brown spoke on Korea's Ewha Women’s University. Future events include Heritage Tea for past presidents and charter members, a sub-district School of Missions, and a church tureen dinner.
The Eigin-Beaver Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs. Vincent Sexton’s home to plan a bake sale at Sears on Friday January 1 and a square dance chaired by Ms. Jack Barnhart at the fire bury the following evening. Mrs. Barnhart, vice president, led the meeting followed by a social period. Mrs. Waller Burrows will host the next session on Pobriat’y 6th and piano lessons on February 1 at Mrs. dahn East’s home.
New York AP reports on cynicism toward TV promises as shows debut to mixed reception. Nanette Fabray defends her NBC comedy bow while others warn of overhyped stars and canceled projects. The piece notes CBS Reports with Murrow and Leonard at 10 11 pm.
The St Edward's School PTA decided to hold another rummage sale this weekend at East Main Street. Sister Mary Mark opened with prayer as Samuel Baressi presided. The group heard December cookie sale results, membership reports, and a thank you note from the Sisters of Mercy.
Ruth Circle of the Wo man’s Society of Christian Service gathered at Mrs Dahl’s East Main street home Tuesday evening. Fifteen members and one guest, Mrs Howard Miller, attended. two new members were introduced. Mrs George Mulvin led the session and noted next week’s Heritage Tea and a tureen dinner for the January 23 sub district School of Missions.
Corry Grangers discussed painting the Grange Hall on Park Street and decided to paint parts within the next two months. Master LeRoy King led the meeting with 22 members present and a social period followed.
Awaten Hight service held New Year's Eve at Bear Lake's Evangelical United Brethren Church. Marvin and Alec Perkins and many relatives visited, with Crosby and family from Scbewning also joining relatives in Bear Lake area. Bruce Manwaring and Barbira Manwaring attended a Panama Panthers game in Mercer. Barbira cheered. Beatrice Jamyear Floreda visiting family in Jamestown and Floyd Smith. Harold Cornish and funeral of Pred James at Jamestown. Gertrude Newhouse hospital bound in Carry Memorial.
The unnamed woman died from burns after her husband John Robert Van Arsdall Sr., 36, an unemployed seaman, allegedly started the fire following a sedative given to the victim. He was held on $25,000 bail on an assault with intent to kill charge.
Edward Block 58 senior vice president and general manager of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp chemicals division died yesterday. He had suffered several heart attacks in recent years.
Lunch was served by Mrs. LeRoy King Mrs. D M Davison and Mrs. Charlotte Kinney January 16th is the date of the next meeting.
Kathy Wattsburgs Pie Champions plan secret holiday meetings at Wattsburg Area High School under Julia Bolcratz supervision as they prepare for the 1961 Pennsylvania Cherry Pie Baking Championship. Kathy Hive Jer, Judy Packo, and Jo Ann Williams attend colleges while scholarships await winners. events include fittings, receptions, and visits to Armour and Swift and a Museum of Science and Industry trip.
Castro seeks a diplomatic break with the United States as part of a Communist backed plan. The piece notes Revolucion’s claims of US pressure and outlines a four point strategy including severing relations, economic embargo, an Inter American police force, and a political study committee. It warns Castro’s regime is heavily dependent on Soviet bloc support and faces labor unrest and emigration.
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