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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1959
Page
5
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The annual sophomore class play Grandma's Best Years directed by Fred J Schwab with student director Gloria Hopkins and promoter Patricia Dahl debuts tomorrow in the high school auditorium and continues Thursday and Friday evenings for the public. The comic plot follows Grandma Simms as she exposes social climbers when she invites a mismatched family of criminals as guests, leading to chaotic but humorous consequences and a happy ending. The cast includes Linda Tressler Diane Sawyer Wanda King Shirley Holton Albin Wester James Donaldson Kathy Tate Donald Wharton Mabel Marjorie Bangs Betty Woodworth Nancy Krupa Larry Huntley and others.
Brunswick Ga Louis J Leavy 79 copublisher of the Brunswick News died yesterday following a week long illness His career in newspapers spanned 59 years and he played a key role in local journalism for decades
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church held its January meeting with devotions by Miss Ruth Parish titled Un diminished Hugeness. Reports were reviewed, funds allocated for nursery curtains, junior choir robes funded, and bake sale planned for January 17 to support the butter dig project. Speakers Mrs. Leland Johnston on Mohammedanism and Hinduism and Mim Chase Correll on Budeluset preceded a social time in the dining room.
Mrs Gus Eder hosted a Circle Session of the St Pauls Lutheran Church last evening at her Wright street home. Assistants were Mrs William Mowrey and Mrs Donald Halk. The program on United Lutheran Missions Work at Argentina and Unuptutye was presented. Mrs Thomas Pierolt led the business period and urged members to attend the church dinner on Thursday January 16. The next meeting will be at Mrs James st. George on East Main street February 5.
Corry Navy Mothers No 696 met in Grange Hall for Us Fesilar monthly session with 11 members and two guests. Commander Mrs John Gilmor led the meeting. committees reported and a business session was held. Refreshments were served by Mrs John Gurrtor and Mrs Clifford Roos. upcoming hostesses listed for February 9 with Mrs Henry Rockman, Mrs Gorge Myers, and Esther Circle.
Mr and Mrs Austin Studd of Wright street returned to their home last evening after visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jack Short and family of Port Ewen NY Mrs Florence Thomas and daughter Diane returned to their home in Van Wert Ohio after spending several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Dominick Pate and family of East South street.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church held its annual parish gathering in the undercroft with reports from the Altar Guild Emmanuel Guild Livan Guild Church School and other committees. Edgar Alexander Jerome Davis and Thomas Rothrock elected to the Vestry Carlton Smith named junior warden George Orcutt treasurer and Alexander clerk Wallace Young named senior warden. Russian gold strikes reported in central Uzbekistan by Moscow radio.
The Hospital Auxiliary held its January meeting in the Garden Room of the Voters of Foreign Work Post hone last evening. A bacon dinner was served as outgoing president Mrs. Foradorn introduced Mr Alexander who thanked the members for gifts totaling over 44,000 in the 1968 season. New officers were announced with Mr Irving Howns as president and a slate of vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurer listed. Several standing committees were appointed and visiting committee named for February. Past presidents in attendance received carnations and a floral centerpiece was presented.
The meeting for the 1969 circle at the Weatmitater Chrele was led by Mrs Alltbielionekople who announced officers and committees including secretary treasurer A J Morrison and Hospitality chair Mrs Binierthirer. Several program notes were shared for upcoming events and the Women’s Day and World Day of Prayer plans were outlined with dates and hosting details.
A son was born in the morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Miller of Anaheim California at Sibu Jude Hospital in Pullerton California. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Merle Williams of Clymrr ns morning at Carry Me Hospital. The text notes the grandparent presence and references the next meeting in February at the hospital.
Elizabeth Circle held a quilting gathering at the Home of Mr Joseph Furst on Weil street Ish evening. A brief business session led by chair Mrs Bacone Marry set next meeting plans and a hymn was sung by Mrs Haver Moyer who also led the program on Zion work. Members were reminded of the congregational dinner on Thursday at the church and the service closed with benediction.
Police arrested two men in Columbus tied to the death of former TV announcer Ed Wood. Investigators seek a third suspect linked to Wood's fatal beating after a night of bar stops and a alleged attempt to stage a fall. Witnesses describe Wood being dragged and assaulted on a second floor landing before his body was abandoned in an apartment.
Washington AP report says President Nixon has indirectly invited a broad probe into Eisenhower’s defense program. Democrats plan a thorough review as Congress readies the 7 billion dollar missile budget and a 700 million dollar space craft program. The inquiry targets overall military strength against the Soviet Union and missile capabilities.
Peace Justice A E Harry Johnson sentenced five Piyo youths to 1h days in Chautauqua County with six teen hours of unpaid village work after a disturbance at Lindstrom's Diner. Officers Thompson and Kessinger had ordered them away at 1230 a m. They were arraigned at 9 a m on loitering charges.
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