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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1961
Page
5
The readable fragments describe two individuals, Uto Mae Ariv and Tater, with one being identified as ill or unwell. Details are sparse, but the note suggests a medical or welfare concern involving both parties.
Centerville Awakening screens at Evangelical United Brethren Church as YOULA Day activities begin with a 1 PM service led by Rev A Roy Harris. A Youth Fellowship panel follows, then a 7:30 PM showing of the Gospel Films release. The drama, shown in over 1,200 churches, depicts a town pastor’s faith in God. Public invited.
A fragmented entry from a bridge scoring session notes players such as Jaime and Avvenge in an evening event. The text lists numerous names and partial results with unclear standings and later mentions eligibility and pairs.
The Tri-Hi-Y club at the YMCA held a session on makeup and grooming led by Mrs Andrus and Kay Hamilton. Sondra Varrassa presided as the meeting opened with devotions by Mays Ann Dimer and urged members to pack and type clothing bags for Cuban relief on Saturday afternoon.
The Northwest Section of the Pennsylvania Professional Photographers meets May 1 at Brook Street home of Mr and Mrs Kirk Sawyer to elect a representative to state level and name committees. Cha founder succumbs Miami Hialeah Myer Griffin 80 founder of the Catholic Hospital Association dies yesterday.
Report from a local gathering highlighting Good Samaritans and missionary work. Attendees included Res. Joe Davi and Mrs. Blakeslee with nominations for speakers and a note on a forthcoming sale planned at a church in Mainh.
The Country Club held a meeting Tuesday evening with Corry Country Club president and other officers to select chairs for tournaments and plan entertainment. Robert Ot will chair the tournament, John Bowbacher will oversee entertainment, and Robert Forrastey leads a bundle task. directors discussed junior activities, facilities, and upcoming events with date set for a February hotel gathering and a spring dinner meeting for members.
President Kennedy asked for more time to prepare a clear American position before resuming atomic talks with Britain and other allies. He said negotiations would focus on preventing gold outflows and protecting American dependents overseas while denying plans to cut diplomatic ties with Cuba. Kennedy noted no present plan for a Khrushchev summit and avoided commenting on a U.N. March meeting.
The Senior Tyt-Hi- Club collected enough used winter clothing to fill nearly 50 shipping bags for Cuban refugees. Members worked at the YMCA, loading UW articles and organizing for delivery to the Cuban Refugee Center in Minty, WA.
President John F Kennedy, six days into his term, appears serious and deliberate at his first news conference. He answered tough questions with careful phrasing showing caution, authority, and a responsive mind as he addresses government issues and new executive actions.
The Erie Solons introduce bill 284 to require state highways surveys of two proposed Port of Rye access routes. The study would cover cost, drainage and water supply impacts on Briets west side, with sponsors Julian Polski and Ford B. O'Dell guiding the measure through the house.
President Kennedy conducted the first presidential news conference before live television cameras with reporters in a large room for over 30 minutes. The scene was described as an important step in public enlightenment and highlighted by the broad TV visibility.
Berle overacts as a con man in a TV review while ABC presents Scott Crossfield and the X-15 test flight in a Close-up program. The show airs February 6 with Face the Nation on CBS at 1011 EST featuring Goldwater and McCarthy debating federal government role.
One month old Kelley Jean Yost died in Pittsburgh's West End as Allegheny County coroner's office ruled pneumonia linked to exposure. The family used a gas range for heat. they could not operate the furnace as temperatures plummeted to ten below zero. The parents tried to warm the baby with blankets before rushing to Allegheny General Hospital, where she died on arrival.
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