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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1962

Page

5

Pomona Grange Session to Host Warren-Forest Meet

Warren Grange No 1025 hosts Warren Forest County Pomona Grange on Thursday with 1 PM start in the fifth degree led by Canver Wiltsle Pomona master. Lucille Johnson delivers welcome with devotion by Major Schaffer. Afternoon tour of Sylvania plastics plant follows arrival by 2 PM. Evening program features E Leo Johnson lecturer and a panel on Development In Action with experts from Penn State.

Warren Grange No Warren-Forest County Pomona Grange Canver Wiltsle Pomona Lucille Johnson Warren Grange Major Schaffer Salvation Army Sylvania Plastics Warren Grange Hall E. Leo Johnson Pennsylvania State University Extension Bernard Wingert Warren County William Carroll Robert Wingard Henry Wooding

Frisinas Host Housewarming For West Smith Street Home

A group of friends gathered Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs Frank Frisina s West Smith street home to celebrate their new residence. Guests presented a look for the couple. Games dancing and refreshments of sandwiches relishes nuts mints and coffee were served late.

Frank Frisinas Frank Frisina West Smith Street

Benson's son born in Edinboro hospital

A son was born to Mr and Mrs James Benson of Edinboro at Union City Memorial Hospital on Sunday.

Corry ‘Memorial Edward Giacoma South Second Avenue James Benson Edinboro Union City Memorial Hospital

Sound Trackers Entertain at Eastern Star Dessert Card Party

Corry City Chapter No. 17 of the Order of Eastern Star hosted a successful dessert card party at the Moose Club with sixty five tables in play. The Sound Trackers performed as prizes were awarded to winners in Bridge Canasta Samba Pinochle and 500 with prizes donated by local merchants. guests came from Union City Wattsburg Clymer and Warren.

Corry City Order of Eastern Star He Moose Sound Trackers Robert Blakeley George Haenel Conrad Monroe Kern Sanford Rexall Anna Shields Jackson's Floral Gardens William Leaby McIntyre’s Viola Brown Rossbacher Insurance Agency Helen Merritt Lea's Ida Breed Percy Corbin Jack Stahl Robert Watrous Harriett Myers Bridge William Hecker A. Hillstrom Lawrence Joyce Clifford Buesink Florence Flowers William Chesley William Jones John Brown Horton Davis Cecil Miller John Mohr Richard Muckinhaupt Douglas Rozelle G. Boyd Berrett J. P. Needham Clarence Taft Elizabeth Rogers Canasta Walter McCray Charles Thompson William Hazel Leo Heberlein Irvin Downs Samba Mayme Wood Robert, Fuller Allen Phelps Carl McIntyre Alfred Plecard John Middleton Velma Moore Ray Stearns Arthur Cochran Sarah Miller Roger Haight Zella Sandsburg John McMahon Claire Loveland Marie Lindstrom Thomas Varassa Anna Dastynicz Helen Stone Edward Kaiser Ernest Simmonsen Norberta Kane John Wilson Wilbur Rickers Grace Houser Edward Heckman Harold Carr William Rupp Harold Anderegg Evelyn Smith Darr Clark Thomas McKete Betty Pratt John Frontera Gerald Lindsey Floyd Mong Ward Bllley Samuel Sidmner Donna Hickle Sean Cole Clyde Keith Robert Fleming Ronald Scalise Leland Fuller Ronald Carter Edward Crapser Theodore Swanson Jr Glennis Werner William Aes Thomas Hickle Dorothy Linendell Union City Wattsburg Clymer and Warren

Spaghetti Dinner Planned by Lillian Guild at Emmanuel Church

The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church plans a spaghetti dinner for February 12 from 5 30 to 7 00 in the church undercroft. Tickets cost 1 25 for adults and 75 cents for children and are available from committee members or at the door. The next guild meeting is February 6 with a planned social at 7 30 p m.

Wright Street Charles Bracken Ways and Means Lillian Guild Emmanuel Episcopal Church Walter S. Peake Panned ‘W. Hammond Jr George Hagger John Rudolph Robert Moore Thomas Rothrock Bracken

Gates Host Triple Observance At Elk Street Home

Mr and Mrs Glenn Gates hosted a Sunday dinner marking Ralph Gates 58th wedding anniversary and his 6th birthday. A niece Lena Calvin was honored on her birthday with guests including Willard Wood Howard Gates Guy Williams Fred Mixer and Judy and Carol Sue Calvin.

Glenn Gates Elk Street Ralph Gates Lena Calvin Willard Wood Hydetown Howard Gates Guy Williams Fred Mixer Gates Judy Calvin Carol Sue Calvin

Gettysburg Observance Funded in Pennsylvania Bill

The Pennsylvania House moved to spend 100000 to promote the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg and Lincoln's Address next year. Sponsor J Dean Polen, House Appropriations Committee chair, said the Commerce Department would administer the money.

Gettysburg Harrisburg House J. Dean Polen House Appropriations Committee Commerce Department

Corry High School Plans Queen of the Sweetheart Ball

Contestants from Corry Area High School senior class compete for the title Queen of the Sweetheart Ball. The event Saturday evening February Yith at the Moose home features Don Prescott and his five piece band from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with Mrs. Vera Mitchell as general chairman. The coronation will occur during intermission and the public is invited to attend as the WOTM aims to make it an annual dance.

Corry Area High School Moose Home Don Prescott Vera Mitchell WOTM Henrietta Pless Stanley Bailey Glenn Palmer

Kiwanis to stage two show night musical in Corry

Mammoth production for three nights at Corry Area High School auditorium features a 125 member cast with special scenery lighting and costumes. The Pennsylvania premiere includes acts with Theme Girls Novelaires and a variety of skits songs and minstrelsy. Proceeds go to Kiwanis Club Scholarship Loan Fund for students.

Corry Area High School Michael Janet Chiricusio Elnora Cariel Ed Kovach Frank McKnight Sherrill Foradora Patricia Mink China Gertrude White Frank Grice Joan Morgen Bill Helmintoller

Kiwanis Club Plans Musical Rehearsal and Show

At the Kiwanis Club meeting in the Hotel Corry the focus was the musical revue and minstrel show. Thomas Russell led in President’s absence as Fred Clark reported ticket sales and exchange for reserved seats begins Thursday at the Corry Bakery. The group then joined the high school cast for rehearsal with next meeting set for February 5 at the Hotel Corry.

Kiwanis Club Hotel Corry Rene Thomas Russell Fred Clark Corry

Utica Teacher Won’t Renew Contract Over Pledge Refusal

The Utica Board of Education voted not to renew Charles McManigal’s contract after he refused to direct students to salute the flag or sing the national anthem. McManigal, 27, said as a Jehovah’s Witness he viewed the flag as an idol and would not participate.

VIIA Mion SAF Utica Board of Education Charles McManigal McManigal

Briton Defies Death Rescues Missionaries in Katanga

Maj. Dick Lawson a 35 year old British officer with the U.N. recounts a perilous two trips into north Katanga rescuing five Roman Catholic church workers and arranging evacuations of several dozen others. He braved hostile Congolese troops and a frenzied mob who accused him of spying as he guided evacuees to safety in Leopoldville.

Leopoldville the Congo No Man’s Land Katanga Dick Lawson U.N Lawson Kongola Kongolo Moise Tshombe Antoine Gizenga Stanleyville Kivu Atred

Police Use Crayons To Teach Kids On Lower East Side

New York police distribute 20 000 color crayon cards to children ages four to ten in the Lower East Side educational program with the slogan My Friend the Policeman. The card shows a officer guiding children safely and urges obeying signs and signals and crossing at corners with the light.

New York City Pol W Lower East Side

Pittsburgh man awarded 54000 in tavern liquor liability case

A jury awarded David A. Smith 54000 to cover damages from two Westmoreland County taverns that served him liquor before a 1957 auto crash into a utility pole near Latrobe that left him permanently paralyzed. His brother William C. Smith received 5000 as guardian.

Greensdot Pittsburgh Westmoreland County David A. Smith William C. Smith Mission Inn W. M. Bar David Tiquor David Latrobe

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