Fragmentary OCR Note On Train Incident And Unions
Fragmented text references a rushed scene involving Erin, Ley, and Ley. mentions an investigation, unions, and power dynamics. Details are unreadable and no clear event or outcome is stated.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1959
Page
5
Fragmented text references a rushed scene involving Erin, Ley, and Ley. mentions an investigation, unions, and power dynamics. Details are unreadable and no clear event or outcome is stated.
Portable fragment shows a local cleaning business updating its operations. It mentions improved methods, customer focus, and plans to boost efficiency while maintaining quality. No additional names or dates are readable.
Mr and Mrs Leo Hoylen of East Pleasant street announce the engagement of their daughter Deanna to Theodore LeRoy Schaeffer of Kittanning Pa. Deanna is a 1955 Corry Area High School graduate and senior at Indiana State Teachers College majoring in English education. Theodore is a 1965 graduate candidate at Indiana State Teachers College majoring in parthenology. A summer wedding is planned.
The YMCA Auxiliary held a January meeting with 20 members. Mrs. A F Dahlstrand led devotions on Psalm 121. President Mrs. William A Leahy announced a bazaar profit over 3500 and an April Art Show with exact date to follow. The group agreed to sponsor a May card party and host refreshment events for the February 2 membership canvass kick off and February 15 dinner at the annual meeting. Gerald Lane spoke on Buildings For Brotherhood via a color film. A refreshment committee was named and the next meeting set for February 16 to plan the April Art Show.
The Lady Minstrel Show titled Cotton Cuties held a practice last evening at the Corry Moose home with director Mrs. Glenn Palmer. It has about five members in the cast and will be staged in April for the hospital fund sponsored by Women of The Moose.
API Archir D Eggleston former labor editor of the San Francisco Chronicle and longtime San Francisco and New York newspaper man died Sunday of cancer. He was born in Parmsville Virginia.
Miss Teresa Clark, bride to be of Edward Moore, was feted at a personal shower hosted by Miss Louise Weidner in Elkstreet with Miss Evelyn Moore as cohostess. Prizes went to Mrs Dalton Weidner and Miss Camille Waterhouse. decor was blue and white with a white wedding bell. Refreshments included potato salad, relishes, sandwiches, jello salad, cake, punch and coffee as guests extended best wishes ahead of the church wedding at Evangelical United Brethren Church.
Police hold 28 year old Jeannette man for questioning in the slaying of his 2 year old stepdaughter Ames Brewer who died after admission to Monsour Glinie Hospital Greensburg The stepfather, Charles Brewer, a bowling alley pinsetter, told police the child died shortly after being found unresponsive.
Reverend J Warnken spoke to the Kiwanis Club detailing his four year stint as a Baptist missionary in French Equatorial Africa. He described adapting Bible passages for local teaching, shared experiences returning to America, and demonstrated carved native articles and their uses, with remarks in tribal languages.
The Columbus Extension Group will hold an all day meeting in Columbus Town on Thursday. In the morning, Mrs Worth Hammond and Mrs Lloyd McCray will teach simple techniques in crafts for children. In the afternoon, Mrs F A Holcomb and Mrs Carleton Curtis will lead classes on refinishing wooden bowls and trays. Participants are to bring lunch.
Laurence Olivier, once dropped by David Selznick and Greta Garbo for pay cuts, returns to Hollywood in Spartacus after eight years away. He recalls shifts in studio leadership, early 1950s contracts, and Garbo’s push for Gilbert’s comeback, while noting his own caution about pomp and the era’s film business.
A report notes deep snow in the national forest with no flood threat. Measurements show average snow depth around six inches with a crust forming in December. Unfrozen ground aids gradual water release and insulation, while the deepest snow was 9 miles north of Tanks Corner in McKean County with three inches of water content.
Alaska’s elected governor faces a grave health crisis with a bowel obstruction and abdominal distention raising concerns about recovery prospects. Doctors cite respiratory strains and multiple organ functions affected as the emergency operation occurred early, while officials note the patient’s Juneau visit and subsequent worsening condition.
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt arrives Feb 7 for a hero's welcome as U S and State Department prepare ceremonial gestures to counter Soviet Mikoyan. Brandt will speak in New York, then Springfield Illinois and Los Angeles before returning home, with talks aimed at showing firm American Berlin policy despite possible East West shifts.
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