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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1959

Page

5

Social Highlights Show Office Changes and Community Aid

The Corry Red Cross session presided by Robert Tunnel recorded twelve directors in attendance. Reports noted aid to six servicemen four veterans and nine civilians in November and December. Distressed families received thanks for donations from many groups including the Needlework Guild and Ladies Goodwill. A tribute to late production chairman Mrs Stewart highlighted years of service during war and disaster work.

Boato Os Wiccws American Red Cross Robert Tunnel B. G. Bennett Robert Catlin Home Service Norbert Bachemer Krupa and Dougherty Faiies Ladies Aid Evangelical United Brethren Church St. Edward Parent-Teacher Association Howard Johnson Spring Creek C. M. Stewart Ladies Goodwill Rowing Circle Stewart Corry Robert W. Clark Kenneth Burr Tunnell Charles Clark

EUB Friendship Aid Holds Monthly Parsonage Meeting

The Evangelical United Brethren parsonage hosted the Friendship Aid monthly meeting with 24 members and six visitors present. Mrs. Ruth Lyons led devotions, Mrs. Annabelle Miller led prayer, and Mrs. Harold Carlson presided over the business session. The next meeting will be led by the assistant officers. a salad course and beverages were served, and the gathering closed with a friendship circle and prayer.

Evangelical United Brethren Parsonage Friendship Aid H. Ray Harris Ruth Lyons Annabelle Miller Harold Carlson Lyle Chase Charles Bughee Agries Rupp

Rotary program features Lt Richard Dean speaker on Salvation Army

Lt Richard Dean spoke at the Corry Rotary meeting last night on the Salvation Army its aims and work. He traced its London 1865 origin to spread the Gospel to the poor and noted its reach in 98 countries and 105 languages. George Burt led group singing with William Leaby as accompanist as the director’s card met and adjourned to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post for charity discussions with Beaver Club.

Richard Dean Rotary Elmer Ortner St. Paul's Lutheran Church Corry Dean Salvation Army London George Burt Wiliam Leaby Card of Reactar Veterans of Foreign Wars Beaver Club

Past Noble Grands Elect New Officers

The Hast Noble Grands of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall to elect the 1959 officers. Fourteen members attended and elected Mrs. Clarence Cox as president, Mrs. Dorr Clark as vice president, and Mrs. Ruth Hoenes as secretary and treasurer. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Alma DeHaven, Mrs. Cox, and Mrs. Clark after a desserts lunch hosted by Mrs. John Orn, Mrs. Harvey Loveland, and Mrs. Esther Fargo. The next meeting is announced for February 24.

Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Order of Odd Fellows Hall Clarence Cox Dorr Clark Ruth Hoenes Alma DeHaven Cox Clark John Orn Harvey Loveland Esther Fargo

Corry Women Bowling Tournament Set to Start February 13

The Corry Women’s Bowling Tournament will begin Friday February 13 at the Avalon Center. Teams doubles and singles in all classes will compete with handicaps based on December 31 averages. Entries must be in by February 1 to city association secretary Mrs. Paul Brenoel.

Corry Avalon Center City Association Paul Brenoel

Vanishing Card Party At Follett Home

Mrs. P wilam Gunneway and Mrs. Walter McCray hosted a vanishing card party Monday evening at Mrs Vennis Follett’s home in South Center fleet. Four tables were in play with 16 attendees and prizes from the Sarah Coventry Jewelry Company and several local organizers. Refreshments featured dainty sandwiches, mints, relishes, coffee and tea beneath a branch centerpiece with hearts, spades, diamonds and clubs. Helpers included Mrs. J. Fred Beebe, Mrs. Charles Cummings, and others.

P Wilam Gunneway Walter McCray Vennis Follett South Center Fleet Sarah J. Fred Beebe Charles Cummings C. A. Hilstrom Merle Amy George Sample Arthur Pledger Thomas Rathrock Robert Curtis

Corryite Graduates From Penn State

Corryite Diraunating with a class of 700 from Pennsylvania State University at State College Pa January 25. Charles Neil Dodd, son of Mr and Mrs Leslie J Dodd, completed a four year course in general agriculture. The speaker at the commencement was Willard F Libby of the atomic energy commission. Mr and Mrs Dodd and two month old son William Leslie reside on East Main Street. Mrs Dodd is the former Madeline Myers of North Center Street.

Pennsylvania State University State College Charles Neil Dodd Leslie J. Dodd R. D Corry Dodd Willard F. Libby Atomic Energy Commission William Leslie East Main Street Madeline Myers William Myers North Center Street

Concord PTA Monthly Session Reports Market Day and Fitness Program

The January Concord School PTA meeting, led by president Mrs. Emory Benson, featured Ralph Austin presenting divisions and flag salute. Felix Matthews and three students demonstrated wrestling holds, with light refreshments served and the second grade room earning the attendance award. Founder's Day observance is planned for February 24.

Concord Pta Concord School Parent-Teacher’ Association Emory Benson Ralph Austin Fred McKinowney Ways and Means Felix Matthews Corry Area Matthews George McQuiston Kenneth Stutzman James Palmer Benson N. L. Bogden Marguerite Nichols

Golden Agers Honor Deceased Member at 66 attenders

The Golden Age Club met at the YMCA with 66 members present for a regular session. Rev. George Myers read scripture and led prayer while President Maude Barnes supervised a short memorial for Beatrice Stewart. The gathering opened its first year of operation with 151 members and birthday refreshments were served afterward.

Golden Age Club YMCA George Myers First Methodist Maude Barnes Beatrice Stewart

Union Township Hints Fire Protection Plan

Union City reports union township leaders back a fire protection proposal with shared costs. The plan outlines purchasing a three stage high pressure pump truck funded by township one fourth of cost and maintenance, while the department covers the rest. If the offer fails, the township would pay $200 yearly for protection and $400 annually if the two stage pump truck is acquired. Firemen will discuss the proposal at tonight’s meeting.

Union City Tujom Township Ley Tr Iron Put & Son Proversy Union Cie Voluiterr Tre Department Fie Sheays Shiyy Oye Borate Fire Department Townshay Fiw Wounell

Khrushchev's Stalin Praise Sparks Global Honor Debate

The Soviet leader’s 1956 shift to honor Stalin prompts reappraisal of his legacy. Khrushchev’s three years of reform boosted Soviet science and industry, altering Western views on Moscow’s power. Yet critics note the heavy cost of Stalin’s purges and the paradox of progress under harsh constraint.

Communist Party Khrushchev Stalin Keowlig Stalin Unon Soviet Union Kbruzhchey Wlvet Union Huentives Stalla

State Lists $125,000 Flood Road Damage

Preliminary surveys show snow ice and sand caused at least 125000 damage to roads statewide. District 1 near Franklin suffered about 100000 in repairs and a 14 foot bridge washed out at Rocky Grove. A new 30 foot span bridge will replace it. District 10 at Indiana reports 6500 in damages and 10500 in ridge repairs.

District 1 Franklin Rocky Grove Venango County Indiana

Virginia Solons Hold Emergency Meet On Schools

Virginia lawmakers convene an emergency session as pro segregation leaders push to block school integration. Gov Almond proposes continuance of segregation while plans surface for private school tuition grants and repeal of compulsory attendance laws. Federal rulings block Norfolk funding cuts. closures persist in several cities.

Wichmond Virginia J. Lindsay Almond Norfolk Charlottesville Arlington Walter E. Hoffman Front Royal Federal Court Virginia Supreme Court Almond

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