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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1960
Page
5
The fragment mentions snow, sun, clouds, and temperatures with highs and lows, plus vague notes on a crash near Wilmington Florida. It references a National judgment, safety indications, and an air wreck with unclear specifics about origin and casualty counts. The text remains fragmented and uncertain about precise events.
Mr and Mrs Alton Wilson announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Phyllis Elaine to Steven Johan Ten Pas son of Mr and Mrs Jan Ten Pas of R D 2 Clymer. Phyllis is a Corry Area High School 1958 graduate and works in the school cafeteria. Steven studied in Holland and works at Hope Windows in Jamestown NY. Nodale has been set for the wedding.
Fort Le Boeuf chapter Daughters of American Revolution approved placing copies of the DAR Manual for Citizenship in Waterford schools at a recent meeting. The chapter accepted Mrs. James Mangoss and Mrs. Helen Shearer Hedgerick as applicants for membership. Mrs. John Jenkins presided at an eight o’clock session at Waterford Presbyterian Church, with a musical program arranged by Mrs. Ry Barnes and Miss Myra Duncombe, followed by a social hour.
Miss Susan Morse of Union City was chosen queen at the Mistletoe Ball held at the Union City High School gymnasium. Sponsored by the Order of Rainbow for Girls and DeMolay of Union City, the event marked the groups first joint affair with plans for an annual event.
A daughter was born early this morning at Glen Cave Hospital Glen Cove Long Island to Mr and Mrs David Abt formerly Marilyn Canfield and Eugene Canfield maternal grandparents of the newborn A daughter was also born yesterday to Mr and Mrs David Lyons of 61 Market Street Union City at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City
A New Year's reception at the First Methodist Church in Union City honored Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mallory of Seneca Street on their 50th wedding anniversary. Guests included siblings Chester Fleck, Sear Dickson, Roy Mallory, Leon Dickson, and Ray Robbins, with many relatives assisting at the gift table and guest book. The event featured a decorated cake, ice cream, nuts, mints, and coffee for over 100 attendees, who presented gifts and a purse of money.
A dance to aid Linda Redman of Cutting, a cystic fibrosis patient, will be held at the Fluvanna Fire Hall on Saturday January 16. Johns Hopkins Hospital recently operated for removal of part of a lung. Bill Carlson's orchestra will play round, square and polka music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Contact Mrs Earl Marsh of Cutting for details.
The weekly Women’s Duplicate Bridge session at the YMCA reported an average score of 24. First place went to Mrs J Fred Kinley and Mrs Gerald Lane with 34 points. Other pairs scored 27, 25, and 24, while Mrs J Needham collected reservations for next week’s game.
Mrs Ernest McMichael presided at the first PTA meeting of the year at St Edward's School. Plans for a 4 Swiss steak dinner to be served Sunday evening Feb 14 were announced. Second graders won the attendance award. Rev Cyril Cooper spoke and led prayers. Dec em ber committee served refreshments.
The story notes a Jamestown Community College attendee and purse on staff at WCA, with a fiancé son of Mr and Mrs Roy Merritt of Marion Street, a 1955 CAHS graduate stationed at Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota. No definite wedding plans announced.
Mrs John Ohrn of East Congress street hosted the Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church. Twenty four members and two guests attended the February session led by Mrs Henry Rockman with devotions from Matthew and a lesson on Getting Along With People emphasizing faith in God and in people.
Howell movement with four and a half tables took place at the VFW Post home in Corry. Winners include Mr and Mrs Arthur Cohen with 4, Miss Lena St Clair and Mrs Mark Coyle with 98, Mr and Mrs J Predit 37c, and Mr and Mrs FP Bartholme 37. Regular game planned for next week.
The Lillian Guild held a Twelfth Night gathering at the rectory of Emmanuel Episcopal Church with Christmas décor. Hosts Mrs. William Seitz Mrs. Thomas Rothrock Mrs. George Hagger and Mrs. Robert Jolley served a turkey dinner. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. David MacKenzie and Mrs. Rene Counasse after games and social time.
AP report from a southwestern Utah town says a car driven by Charles Walter Cottam, 71, of St George crashed near a nearby intersection, sped 90 feet, jumped a two foot wall, and smashed into the Elwood Page residence during supper. Michael Page, 1, occupied a high chair and was unharmed. three walls will need rebuilding.
U S District Court yesterday sentenced Abraham Zeid, 52, of New Kensington, to six months in prison and fined $1,200 for failing to register as an alien. Zeid, a Russian immigrant since 1907, had two robbery convictions and testified before a federal racket probing grand jury in 1958.
Eisenhower in a nationwide address outlined a strong economy and plans for space and defense. He warned about Soviet rocket advances and promised a near one billion dollar annual space program. He urged harmony with Congress, pledged effort to curb inflation, and outlined future federal aid, civil rights, farm, and school incentives. He noted a peacetime budget near one billion dollars with a current year surplus, and emphasized unity to tackle international discord.
President Eisenhower warned that mutual annihilation looms if misjudgments persist between the Soviet Union and the free world. He described Atlas missiles nearing operational status and Polaris submarines joining the fleet, urging seriousness in handling relations while stressing inflation, labor disputes, and civil rights as ongoing national concerns in an election year.
Mozart Coleman a French poodle entertained as guests arrived in limousines at a party hosted by Mrs. John Coleman. The life of the party, Mozart played a toy piano while guests and other poodles wore velvet collars. Prizes awarded for best behaved poodle and best behaved boy.
Police traced a stolen truck from a local market in Parsippany New Jersey. The vehicle was found loaded to the brim with garbage. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about property theft and public waste handling.
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