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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1964
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent report. Readable parts mention injuries and a roof, but names, places, dates, or event details are missing. Unable to determine a factual item without further context.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a timer or timing concern in a legal context. It references a counsel or attorney and hints at preparation for an examination or session. The readable parts imply scheduling and potential emphasis on a particular position or approach.
A government proposal seeks to ban heavy drinking venues and enforce equal treatment in hotels theaters and public spaces. The plan aims to curb discriminatory practices and ensure civil rights compliance while exploring funding and enforcement mechanisms.
Mrs Craig Moore hosted a combined stork shower at her Bust Smith Street home on Wednesday evening for Mrs Prank Frisina and Mrs Pred Jackson. Guests received gifts, pink and white decor featured a centerpiece of pink carnations and white snapdragons. Two tables of 500 were in play and awards went to Mrs Edward Pasi and Mrs Paul Sita. Pecan pie and coffee were served.
A son, David Eugene, was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sharer of Endwell New York. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sharer of 429 Marion Street and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Ingram of 45 Grove Street.
A western Pennsylvanian held a better chance for the Democratic nomination as Joseph S. Clark hails from Philadelphia. Milton Shapp faces geography hurdles though he vows to run in April. Other contenders include State Sen. Robert P. Casey, with party officials denying any concession to Musmanno while Casey weighs his chances.
Edmund F. Martin appointed to head Bethlehem Steel Corp upon Arthur B. Homer's retirement set for April 14. The move makes Martin the helm of the nation s second largest steelmaker as Homer steps down.
Plans are completed for the YMCA Aquatic Club valentine card party to be held Monday at 8 PM at the YMCA. General chairman Mrs. Douglas Rozelle and co chair Mrs. Holland Morgan announce reservations may be made with Mrs. Morton Gross of 143 Raymond Avenue. Tickets available at the door, reservations not required but appreciated. Event benefits YMCA swim teams. Guests visiting from Sigel and West Park Place.
Corry Public Library has received new nonfiction titles for local and area readers. The list includes mathematics guides by Stoddard and Mosteller, works on history such as Eur ope and Par rington, biographies like Ogilvy, and craft titles like Winning Bridge and Snake Lore, among others.
Oshkosh police chief announced a woman's body was unearthed in a home cellar amid a slaying probe tied to Reno Nevada and San Francisco. The deceased is believed to be 26 year old Gloria Jean Dahike, estranged wife of 27 year old soldier Douglas A. Dahlke, who is in Army custody in San Francisco after a Reno dispute.
Norman Daley assistant county farm agent urged boys to learn tractor safety during a talk to Warren County 41 Tractor Club members at Lasder. Officers were elected: George Wilcox president David Curtis vice president Michael Kuama secretary and Paul Kubich editor.
In Nottingham England the sheriff congratulates Robin Hood of Monticello Arkansas on his upcoming Feb 14 wedding to Ruth Linn. Glenn Martin sends word to Alderman Percy Holland who replies with warm greetings and notes the spirit of Robin Hood lives on as people still fight for a good cause.
The Corry art group their first major local project plans murals wall decorations for the spring festival at the State fair Armurye time in Paris theme to aid a Meditation Room at the hospital. Mrs. Leuby notes Mrs. Sandburg in charge of sewing and Mrs. Young leads novelties and jewelry. booths will offer aprons baked goods toys and more plus a baby parade popcorn stand and 10-cents-a-dance event.
Last evening 110 friends and co workers gathered at the Moose Club to honor Irene Cippel of 26 West Park Place, retiring after 20 years as service supervisor with General Telephone Co. of Erie. Clifford Taylor presided as master of ceremonies, the Hangmen sang, and gifts including a 20 year service pin and a luggage set were presented by colleagues and G T E officials from Pentrahia and Erie.
A reader submitted favorite recipe for easy brown bread by Mrs Robert Lindstrom. Mix 4 cups dark molasses sugar shortening soda salt buttermilk raisins optional with graham flour, bake about 40 minutes at 375 until toothpick comes out clean.
In Sigel Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Ralph Bulley of Fownyiles host a party honoring Dippel and her sister Mrs Leo Hryson. Gifts included a dozen red roses for Dippel while telegrams from Hoylen and other relatives arrive from Tampa Florida and Crailsheim Germany.
AP reports Al Pert Molland and Frank Osborn discovered a small box labeled Top Secret Cape Kennedy on a Nashville street. The 12 inch box warned Rocket fuel keep off hands will burn. Inside they found sand and a smaller box also containing sand. A man offered two dollars.
In central Laos neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma faced renewed pressure after the Pathet Lao launched fresh attacks. He proposed meetings with right wing General Phoumi Nosavan to restart coalition talks, while attackers complicated efforts to unite the government.
Isaac T. Solum, 39, of Karns Guy, died at Butler Memorial Hospital, the second casualty from Tuesday’s explosion at the Pennsylvania Refining Co’s Barns City plant. John was severely burned when flammable vapors entered a distillation unit.
In a terse remark readers capture Oskar lamenting the missed portion of a larger sum. He voices regret claiming he would have taken his share if given the chance, revealing unease about how the split unfolded and his desire for still having some of the gain.
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