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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1960
Page
5
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Linda Tarbell senior at Corry Area High School earns January BPW Girl of the Month honors. She serves as head majorette, choir member, Future Teachers of America officer, Sunday School teacher, and district youth commissioner while planning to study education at Allegheny College.
Mrs Arden Baldwin hosted a stork shower at her East Columbus Avenue home on Wednesday for Mrs Karl Sorenson. Ten ladies attended and enjoyed games visiting and refreshments. Gifts were presented to Mrs Sorenson. Out of town guests included Mrs LeRoy Sorenson and Mrs George Harriman of Union City. Also present were Mrs Emory Benson Mrs Wesley Beckwith Mrs Gale Beckwith Mrs T K Anderson Mrs Harvey Loveland and Mrs Jack St Clair.
The CGG Club met last evening at Mrs. William Johnson’s East Irving Street home. Two bridge tables were in play with awards to Mrs. Donald Hall, Mrs. F. W. Dey, and Mrs. J. F. Needham, who also won the special prize. A dessert lunch followed. Neetham to entertain February 4 at Maple Avenue.
In Spartansboro the Crusaders Class of the Church of the Nazarene met at Mr and Mrs Willis Minnicks on Wednesday evening for a sledding party attended by twenty one members. Refreshments followed with sloppy Joes cookies mints nuts coffee and hot chocolate prepared by Mrs Minnick and Mrs Louis Hebers. Devotions on Whom Do You Imitate were led by Mrs Paul Bowlby and class president Mrs David Ehrhardt led a brief business session.
Charles Bugbee Jr. will speak at the Clymer Central School PTA meeting Monday January 25 in the school cafeteria. He will show slides of his work and refreshments will be served by third grade mothers at the close.
Betty Garrett and Larry Parks, famed husband wife duo, co star in a new musical comedy Beg Borrow or Steal opening in New York in February. They emphasize old fashioned balance with Mr and Mrs branding. Their two sons Andrew Lawrence and Garrett Christopher stay with Betty’s mother in Los Angeles, with an Easter trip planned to New York if the show succeeds. If it flops the couple jokes about Palm Springs as an alternative.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship is invited to join the Senior High Westminster Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church for a Sunday program at 4 o'clock. Roger Hoover of Corry Area High School will be guest speaker on his field work, college requirements, and aptitude tests, with Q&A. A large attendance is urged to hear him and plan Youth Sunday worship. Arrangements include a bowling party on February 6.
The College Women's Club plans its January meeting on Monday night January 25 at the YMCA building on North Center Street. Mrs Harold Gilbert will lead the program and review Mrs Aris Goes To Paris. A good attendance is urged for the start at o clock.
Betty from St. Joseph Missouri rose from salesgirl to Broadway and Hollywood star in titles like Let Freedom Ring and On the Town. Larry, from Olathe Kansas, started as usher and guide before screen success including The Jolson Story. They speak of marriage as best for actors and note they understand each other’s work.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams hosted the Ambassadors Class gathering at the Evangelical United Brethren Church on Wednesday evening. Wayne VanGuilder chaired. Robert Pish led devotions. Mrs Keith Henton offered prayer. A social period followed with games and color slides. Hostesses served apple pie, ice cream, tea, and coffee to 12 members. February meeting set for Crosby Bush home on East Main Street.
Six grade pupils from Wright School have been chosen to compete in the Erie Times-News spelling bee and will appear on WSEE TV January 30 at 4 30 p m. Constance Bauer Michael Dubrosky Edward Dorschel and John Nortoty will represent the school with Janet Gates as alternate. They will face teams from Edinboro and Lawrence Park. A note lists St Edward s School contestants to appear February 20 against parochial spellers from Erle and Girard, with no team named yet.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. McCray of R D 4 this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Legters of Clymer. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs James V. Small of 16 Snyder Circle this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born last evening at Westfield Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Reed of Sherman, the former Sandra Beardsley of Corry. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Beardsley of West Bond Street and Mr. and Mrs. Norvel Reed of Sherman.
Joan Benny Rudolph, 25, has divorced her second husband Alan M Rudolph, 35. She testified he relied on his parents for support. She receives 3400 monthly alimony for five years or until remarriage and 300 monthly for their two children. The couple married in 1956 and separated last October.
Martha B Wycoff testified before a judge she sought divorce as her husband Gaylord Wycoff’s shooting spree escalated after she left him last November. She described 25 bullet holes in their home and his violent temper prompting him to draw a .45 caliber pistol at the slightest argument. The court granted the divorce.
The French government cancelled a flight ban set to begin today over a large Sahara region where atomic blast tests were planned. No reason was given. Earlier statements indicated several test alerts would occur.
Eisenhower Administration eyed another federal gasoline tax hike, says Petroleum Week editorial. Warns against a trial balloon to mobilize opposition and possibly derail the 1961 compromise one-vent increase set last September.
The report has all the ear marks of a political double cross says an editorial. Last summer's compromise funded the highway program to run at high speed while a study of road building plans and taxes was conducted. The report is not due until 1962, and the inference is that no further tax increases will occur until it is completed.
Three television networks plan to devote an hour each week of prime evening time to cultural programs. NBC ABC and CBS said yes terday they developed their plan in meetings here and in Washington with Johnny Doerfer of the Federal Communications Commission.
Soviet scientist V Dobronravov said the test rocket’s last stages reached speeds over 26 000 kmh. He described a heavy earth satellite with return capability, teleScope, retro rockets and safe descent gear as part of future space programs to reach the moon and planets. The article compares Sputniks and US Discoverer VII, noting weights and orbits.
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